Youtube comments of Edward McLaughlin (@edwardmclaughlin7935).

  1. Wonder if this will feature on the BBC News anytime soon?
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  2. To all those Ukrainian families who are grieving: it is these two people, along with all their colleagues, who are to blame.
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  3. Harris is quite literally a waste of time.
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  4. We need repeatedly to remember that all of this has been brought about by design. A lot of hard work by many wicked people was required to manoeuvre the European peoples into this sorry state.
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  5. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... shawn stephens
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  6. Now, less than a year after this interview, 12 year old kids who are at zero risk from this virus, are being pressured into having the jab - the jab that does not stop infection or transmission. Thank you to Matthew Yglesias and all like him.
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  7. My exemptions: a brain, a backbone, an internet connection.
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  8. "When all else fails, they take you to war". Gerald Celente
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  9. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... shawn stephens
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  10. I'm wondering how on earth Joni Mitchell managed all those decades ago, before Swift broke down the barriers.
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  11. More importantly, why are young people dying in greater number than prior to 2021? It's a real puzzle.
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  12. I'm not panicked. I'm utterly disgusted, bitter and determined to make the people responsible for this - the worst crime in history - to be brought to justice. Anyone who still looks on this debacle and just says 'it is what it is' is a lazy, irresponsible fucking disgrace.
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  13. When I'm Prime Minister this is the first thing I'll be bringing back. The Tot as well. Oh and baccie rations.
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  14. Since then, Kissinger's 'no man's land' has moved eastward. Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Bulgaria. Moreover, the number of US bases and missile installations is now hugely increased so that from Murmansk to the Black Sea Russia finds itself threatened right along its western border. All of this, while the US with its Monroe Doctrine, has since 1832 upheld its right to forbid any foreign entity to operate within its territorial region.
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  15. This man's attitude is what all young people need. That 'click' he refers to is a big deal. Many kids are never introduced to it. You work, doing stuff you'd rather not do - then you get paid for doing it. 'Clinically smart' indeed.
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  16. The whole 'animals are damaging the environment' thing, is a huge load of nonsense that we need to confront.
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  17. So the Premier League is in favour of destroying capitalism then?
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  18. The 'pandemic' such as it was, has passed. Get back to work, get the pubs and restaurants open and live life again. I have lost two friends to the lockdown, both suicides having lost their jobs. I know three people who have tested positive and it has cause two of them symptoms similar to a cold. End this wicked lockdown now.
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  19. The screams would make this so much better.
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  20. This is like one of those weather forecasts that actually tells you how wet you got when it rained earlier today.
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  21. Most popular question was 'where will they tax me the least?' Overtaken now by 'where will I not be pinned down by Stasi and jabbed?'
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  22. Utter bollocks. We don't need vaccines, we need to get people back to work.
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  23. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  24. This is right over the target. The only thing I would add is that, many of us who live in the West - who are 'of' the West - have woken up to the lie.
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  25. That hectoring, authoritarian whine and the hand gestures. Great example of how not to communicate effectively. Something wildly out of whack with this kid.
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  26. "...businesses cannot survive in a perpetual state of disaster" Which is precisely why the lockdowns were put in place. Those who still think any of this is about protecting lives, how long are you going to keep the blinkers on?
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  27. Tennis players who are there to compete, should all refuse to play unless Djokovic is re-instated.
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  28. It's called the "We need something to close down Christmas" variant. Covid Shmovid.
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  29. Amanda is directly over the target, while Kevin O'Sullivan sounds like he just wants to get to the pub because it's all getting a little difficult.
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  30. What's this past tense, this 'did'? SAGE are at it today as strongly as ever. They do not want any return to normal life.
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  31. I can beat that: I don't need a first covid jab.
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  32. Yes Tucker, it's every bit of it planned and every bit as crazy as it looks.
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  33. On a very basic and immediate level, I just got some fish and chips tonight. Talking with the lad who works in there, he told me that not long ago they bought potatoes at £7 per 25kg bag; they just phoned to put their order in for a new delivery to be told the price is now £21 for the same. They got rid of the card payment facility so as to save on the fee, this was six weeks ago and still people are walking out in a huff if they can't pay by card. There is a cash machine literally 20 yards across the road. People are just sleepwalking into slavery.
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  34. I'm 64 and I'm not having any jab for a virus that I've already had. Go bollocks.
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  35. Lock down those who have chosen not to have the jab that doesn't stop or even hinder infection, nor transmission? How does that logic work? That's being locked down, not to protect anyone. It's the bludgeoning of those who resist. Bit of a giveaway that we're not talking about a health issue, but the exertion of control.
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  36. Meanwhile, China cracks on with ramping up its coal-fired electricity production.
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  37. I drove the nineteen miles to attend my premature ejaculation support group last Monday. Receptionist told me it was Tuesday.
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  38. A very dark and sinister game is being played by our government. This latest atrocity is yet another illustration of their determination to bludgeon the population into terminal submissiveness.
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  39. We are sleepwalking into a very violent, bloody future.
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  40. It is indeed a puzzle isn't it Julia: why on earth would the communist-infested SAGE want to keep restrictions in place that are seriously damaging to a capitalist economy?
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  41. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... shawn stephens
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  42. "Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities" Voltaire
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  43. I'm in UK, 64 years old. Not jabbed. Wife had the virus, full bit: loss of taste and smell, fatigue, flu-like symptoms. Off work ten days and recovered within that time. So, seeing as we live together, I assume the virus had a go at me and didn't fancy staying. Who knows how many millions of other viruses have visited my body even this past month, say? I meet a lot of people now we are allowed back in the pub - lots of handshakes and hugs. Flu, meningitis, herpes, tuberculosis are all out there with so many more. If the cancer or the heart attack or stroke or texting truck driver don't get me, then one day I'll hug a perfectly healthy person and become prey to the virus they happen to be carrying. The flu got my Dad back in 2013; should we have made sure he never went out and met people and maybe he'd have had another year or two? We have a choice to make. We either snap out of this fixation, psychosis that the MSM and governments have engineered, whereby we seem quite happy to destroy the economies (just the Western ones, note) that actually feed our kids and actually pay doctors to save lives; or we continue to stand idly by, while the - I'm going to call them 'collectivists' - destroy everything we have of our freedom to live as individually motivated humans. Do like Mr DeSantis: grow a pair.
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  44. You have set the bar high in the last few months, Mr Oliver; but here, with this delivery, you have taken things to a new level. Please do not waver from your task.
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  45. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  46. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  47. "I've also been double-jabbed Julia, and I've currently, well last week had covid, so...." Well that worked eh?
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  48. It must warm the hearts of all those families who have lost a loved one in this needless war, to see the man who led them into it, making arrangements for his comfortable life when it comes to a close.
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  49. Well fancy that eh - shutdown all means of trade under effective economic martial law, and guess what happens? People become poor.
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  50. Russia wants to use the pandemic to undermine the west? The UK government have beaten them to that one.
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  51. "Hello, I have a leak in my bathroom, can you fix it?" "You got any chickens?"
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  52. The whole structure of these negotiations is unsound. This is a conflict between the West (namely the UK/US Neocon directive - the most visible representation thereof, being the US administration) and Russia. The positioning of that administration as being somehow a midway broker having a beneficent interest in the welfare of both Russia and Ukraine, is preposterous. The Russian delegation would be extremely naive to allow the Americans to pose in such a manner. Even if Trump and Co were genuinely in the business of creating a lasting peace that would guarantee Russia's security; it must be kept in mind that we are less than four years from the next administration which, going on past record, will be once again dedicated to the task of weakening Russia by all available means.
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  53. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  54. This phrase, " full-scale invasion"? Why does she and so many others, put so much emphasis on this odd and actually, simply misleading description? The initial force sent in by Russia on February 24th 2022 was really quite small and even now the forces active, even though much increased, are operating on a scale much less than could be provided. For quite some time, the full phrase used by all UK MSM reporters was "unprovoked, full-scale invasion", but that first word (another lie) seems to have been dropped for some reason. In any case, the regimented, mantra-like repetition of this choice of wording, by so many, signalled from the outset that the mind-benders in British intelligence circles were keen to brand a blatant untruth on the consciousness of the public - one which, with the passing of time, sounds increasingly hollow.
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  55. Meanwhile, in Florida...
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  56. If my children were still school age, they would not be going anywhere near the place. I have started to hate my own country for what it has become. The people who I thought were solid, dependable and just; have turned out to be totally disgraceful.
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  57. "He kept the spirits of the nation up..." Parallel universe alert.
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  58. Me and my wife visited Alton sometime in the 80s when we lived near Portsmouth. A lovely little town, we took a walk out by some meadows and on the way back, met a local man who told us this tale. The term 'sweet Fanny Adams' was common but we had taken it as the profane expression meaning 'nothing'. The tale as we were told included the further gruesome detail that Baker had strewn the poor girls innards on the hop plants and canes as though trimming a Christmas tree.
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  59. Why is the head of the Secret Service not being held to account? It's a secret.
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  60. Millions of years of the development of the human natural immune system, totally left aside of the discussion. Why?
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  61. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  62. If this doesn't wake people up then nothing will.
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  63. The only thing that should be negotiated is the length of Andrews' jail term.
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  64. As soon as the man's image is in front of me, I know what to expect: the latest deceit. The comment section gives me hope.
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  65. Classic propaganda. Even when the reality of Russia's relentless progress is acknowledged, the details of losses are either grossly manipulated or just plain omitted.
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  66. So, Rod Liddle reckons it's all in order that I shouldn't be able to go into a pub, because I make the judgement that I don't need a 'vaccine' for a virus that has a better than 99.8% survival rate?
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  67. At last. Talk Radio gives air time to what is actually happening.
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  68. Yes, the intention is not to stop the Russian military actions; but in truth, neither is the real target, the Russian economy. The main aim of the sanctions is to wreck the economies of Europe all the more effectively. Remember, before you can build back better, you need to pull down the existing structure.
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  69. SAGE: the long march through the institutions, come to fruition.
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  70. No. I do not and will not wear a mask. I will meet however many people wish to meet me, whenever and wherever I choose. WE ARE IN A CASEDEMIC. Please, Julia, look at Ivor Cummins' work on this. His Sep 8 update has it all. Please have him on the show.
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  71. Nice work. One young woman doing what investigative journalism used to do.
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  72. Aside from all his core achievement: what an incredible timbre to his speaking voice.
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  73. Sinn Fein my arse. They were co-opted way back by the same people who have been pulling the strings of the parties she pretends to oppose.
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  74. If $170 billion didn't work, what is $60 billion supposed to do?
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  75. "Mixed feelings"? I see only one attitude in all these people: they don't know what is happening or why; they're not interested in finding out; and everything's just a minor pain in the arse that can be put right by giggling. Truly frightening, the extent to which young people are just so unaware and so happy in their ignorance.
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  76. This is how you bring down a capitalist economy.
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  77. "...by 2030, you will live wherever we choose to allocate you, and you would be best advised to be seen to be happy"
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  78. "How do we get back to normal?" We start by walking in the restaurant without a mask. It has to be done on that simple, personal level. Every mask wearer is giving their visible assent to the normality of being locked-down.
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  79. It's a weird liberalism that does all it can to take away freedom.
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  80. The plandemic never had public health as its central interest, it was merely a tool in the project which is still ongoing, in fact escalating, right now in Canada. Our current state of 'relaxation' is just that - what will be decided in the next few months will be whether we are taken back into restrictions (for whatever manufactured crisis is wheeled-out) by Johnson, his Tory replacement, or our very own member of the Trilateral Commission, Keir Starmer.
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  81. Four words is all you need: "Exempt mate, jog on" Can't figure out why so many people are playing the silly face-covering game.
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  82.  @666Havers  Pure evil.
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  83. Watching this in locked-down over a year England. I'm thinking how great this place looks. The local people so friendly and the sunshine and the sounds of the sea. It's like another world. Subscribed, thanks for posting this mate.
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  84. The practice my wife works at has been seeing people face to face throughout the plandemic. If GPs can't cope with that they should be sacked just like carers are being sacked for declining the experimental jab. Is this the NHS that the people were clapping for on their doorsteps?
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  85. Freedom snuffed, trading halted. Socialism doing socialism.
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  86. Mr Dolan, you might find that the World Economic Forum, the World Bank, the Trilateral Commission, the Rockefeller Foundation have other ideas.
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  87. "I'm not talking about, becoming a prepper or anything like this but..." But here's how you prep!
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  88. Depends on what you want to get out of lockdown. If you are looking to strangle our small/medium business sector to death, then lockdown makes perfect sense. Yet some people still cling naively to the notion that this is about public health.
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  89. "Why should we obey the coming lockdowns?" "Well they worked last time didn't they?"
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  90. "Where is this coming from: this impetus, this push to go so far to the left" The classroom.
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  91. Appreciate all your stuff Mark, but this is definitely up there with the most crucial you've put out. Thank you.
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  92. Mass non-compliance is now essential if we want to get our lives back.
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  93. "The US drafted more than 2 million, 18 to 25 year-olds during the Vietnam War." There you go, that's how you win a war eh?
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  94. "Everyone claims to be a contrarian" I don't.
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  95. The 'protect ALL lives, save a granny' message is one on which this whole tortuous lockdown regime has been justified. Yet when the vaccine kills grannies that's somehow just to be expected and accepted.
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  96. "Is that what you got?" Love that attitude. Love America.
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  97. He has perfect sight of what is going on. He was told to start lockdowns to do a job on us and it is working very effectively. He knows exactly what we are going through and he's happy with it.
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  98. I have to correct you Jeff. The situation in Europe has not been mis-managed, it has been and is being mal-managed.
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  99. It's tough right now, being a British citizen, knowing what the US/UK pact is engaged in, and how the British media lies to forward the programme. How much worse must it be for Germans, knowing that the German media is doing the very same, even though part of the programme is to take down Germany.
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  100. When people step up to the lectern and speak of themselves in the third person, it's a massive warning sign.
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  101. The question once again: who chose the people who would comprise SAGE? There was a viral outbreak to deal with and yet not one virologist was in the ranks of SAGE initially or for some weeks into the lockdown. There was however, a whole team of 'behavioural psychologists', specialists in breaking-down resistance to compliance. What does that tell us about the aims of our government? Only since late December 2021 has this tiny coterie of advisers - 'The Science' - not had its way when it called for the lockdown that didn't happen. For almost two years though, the country was bound by their every recommendation, with no resistance from our PM and those around him. Why? Let us also keep in mind that we are very much an anomaly if we just see what is going on around the world. This fetid scheme is still very much alive, and our current 'relaxation' of hostilities thrown at us by our own government, can be reversed in one cabinet meeting.
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  102. 'Build Back Better' But first, destroy everything.
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  103. The cupcake uses the right word to describe me: selfish. If someone asks me if I want to have the experimental mRNA treatment, then it's 100% about me. You assess your own health risks.
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  104. "...it is tearing communities apart..." It was designed to do just that.
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  105. 300 vacancies for people to train as firearms officers? We really could do with a constant supply of fighting age men, entering the country and stepping up to do their duty.
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  106. Out of all the vaccines I have taken in my life: Tetanus, small pox, polio etc., never before have I seen so much confusion over a vaccine that says I have to wear a mask, and socially distance even when fully vaccinated. Apparently I could still contract or spread the virus even when fully vaccinated. Never had to have a double shot, never been bribed by establishments to take the vaccine in order to win a car, cash, or other prizes. I never had to worry about cardiac issues and/or blood clots and sadly more, I didn’t have to worry about death. I was never judged if I didn’t take it. I was never discriminated against for travel or other regular services. The vaccines I have listed above never told me I was a bad person for not taking it, or taking it for that matter. I have never seen a vaccine that threatened the relationship between a family member or a close friend. Never seen it used for political gain and never seen it used to persuade children in favour of free ice cream or teenagers going into a night club. I have never seen a worry about a mix and matching and yet told it’s OK to do it one day and not the next and on and off again. I have never seen a vaccine threaten someone’s livelihood, job, school, etc. I have never seen a vaccine that allows a twelve year old’s consent to supersede his/her parent’s consent. So after all I have said, can someone tell me how on God’s green earth I am a racist or conspiracy theorist. Non educated, non researched because I am not willing to take this vaccine. And the clinical trials will not be over for at least two years from now. Finally, after all the vaccines (shots) I listed above, I have never seen a vaccine like this one that discriminates, divides, and judges a society such as this one. So much information is censored, deleted and removed from the internet. So many doctors, scientists, are censored and forbidden to speak out or ask legitimate questions when what is being allowed or not allowed does not make sense. This sure is one powerful vaccine. IT does all of these things that I have mentioned and yet? It doesn’t do what all the other vaccines that I have mentioned earlier were designed to do. That is to fight off “COVID”, a virus with a natural recovery rate of 99% thanks to our miraculous immune system!
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  107. "The data clearly show[s] that the vaccines have dramatically reduced hospitalisations....etc" Do the data really show this? How can any data take account of the effect of the by now high level of community immunity and its effect on any reduction?
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  108. Lockdown has worked perfectly in the west as it was designed. Lockdown has almost destroyed the small/medium business sector along with the society it serves/served. Anyone who thinks the government is going to let up before the job has been completed, is living in a dream. The plans are already in place to take us back into lockdown in the fall. Nothing to do with 'saving Granny'.
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  109. The mystery investor fell from a ladder and broke his neck. Another covid victim. It's not all bad: he can still vote.
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  110. The whole bunch needs to be swept out of their office. Absolutely despised. How do they purport to lead the nation anywhere worthwhile?
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  111. Is this a typical batch of Labour members? Looks like a window-lickers' day out at the seaside.
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  112. The International Health Service just seems to get busier.
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  113. I thought the current diktat was that people were not to go inside pubs but order and drink their order outside?
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  114. The social and psychological damage this is doing, especially to people at the start of their career, is indeed a catastrophe. We will be damaged massively by this mandated absence of human transaction, of activity and simply by so many lives not fully lived.
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  115. Why is any media outlet wasting its time, airing the views of such a spent toss pot?
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  116. This is very informative. Thanks for your work.
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  117. Funny, yes; but historically profound. Has this level of open ridicule and rejection ever been displayed by the American public toward their President?
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  118. Tories in 2019 "Hello, I wonder if we can look forward to your vote in the coming election, we are pledged to uphold Conservative values and if we are returned to power we will, within the year, select a panel of behavioural psychologists - one of them a central figure in the UK Communist Party - to engage in a programme of public traumatisation so that the economy can be trashed while they quake in their homes."
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  119. How wholesome can the slide into neo-feudalism be made to look?
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  120. Got to keep the programme on track. Far too many small/medium businesses survived the last choke-out and got up to re-start that pesky old self-determination nonsense. Repeat the operation.
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  121. This bloke calls for the defence of the country. How many inflatables again yesterday breached our shores?
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  122. Yet another "don't look here, look there" confection to fill time while the economies of the west are lowered into the grave.
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  123. Amazing that so many people are celebrating on the basis of what a bunch of serial liars are saying. Just sleep on a little longer, in anticipation of your being set free, then the bad news will be broken to you. If there is no bad news then some will be found.
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  124. "...just because some British General decided so..." The British General was only doing what the British banker told him to do.
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  125. "The purpose of the alliance [NATO] is to keep the Russians out, the Americans in and the Germans down." Lord Ismay - First Secretary General of NATO.
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  126. Gotta eradicate that common cold at whatever cost.
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  127. Darren of Guz The government are fully aware of the harm they are doing. If it were not doing harm they would not be carrying out the duties they have been given.
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  128. MegaPino1970 Thank you for passing on this information. Please don't worry about your English, it is much better than my Italian.
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  129. The first Secretary General of NATO, quipped that the aim of the organisation was to ‘Keep the Russians out, the Americans in, and the Germans down’.
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  130.  @Dirk-o9s  Blinken, among many others, recently, explicitly stated that the aim was for Ukraine to gain membership of NATO. How do you know what the West intends to do?
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  131. They are laughing also, at all those who think the jabs are here to do anything to get us out of this - that anything will allow us to get back to proper normal. (Clue: Build Back Better)
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  132. Lenin understood that it isn't your numbers that matter. It isn't your popular support that matters. You just paralyse the country by occupying the key positions; and then you take over.
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  133. This is a clever new tactic. Put an even more deranged person alongside Brandon so that it makes him look less nuts.
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  134. In translation in various reports, I hear the words of Mr Kelin and those of Mr Lavrov and Mr Putin. I also listen to the pronouncements of leaders in the West such as Mr Starmer, Mr Blinken, Mr Biden, Mr Sullivan and many others. As a UK resident, I need no translation to understand what the Western leaders say. I also watch intently what they actually do. From all of this, I know who my enemies are and they are NOT those who speak Russian.
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  135. Phew, just in time! The UK was in danger of being able to celebrate together this year but here comes the 'development' we were all expecting. It's the "BlowJob's excuse to kill another family Christmas" strain. Get ready for the 'TurboBooster' programme!
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  136. Natali's question, starting around 11:00, is at the heart of my concern: how will anyone be able to improve their lot from the basic UBI level of payment? In short, they won't. Thus, the human urge to apply skills, effort and initiative in order to make progress, will be nullified, eradicated. We are talking about the systemic takedown of enterprise here. The very thing that has enabled humans to progress throughout history is being snuffed. The situation that succeeds this will be literally inhuman.
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  137. Tom Solomon "We've all seen Joe Public acting like he/she has not been trained at medical college" Knobhead.
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  138. "...no doubt at all: the vaccines work." How much has natural immunity played in the reduction of hospitalisations/deaths? Is it 0%? No. Is it 100% No. So it's somewhere in-between.
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  139. It's supposed to feel like a shambles. Our whole way of life is being shaken apart so that we think there's no hope.
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  140. The salt mines can only be used by seasoned troops.
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  141. On the contrary, my confidence in the police has risen massively in the past two years. I now know with 100% confidence that they are not interested in my well-being but in cracking-down on my freedom.
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  142. That footage shows a mast hardly swaying, there is heavy rain that's all. Also, if the weather conditions were bad enough to sink that boat, then how did the rescue boat manage not only to stay afloat, but to successfully pick people from the sea? Something very dodgy about that Skipper's account.
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  143. See if we're feeling so superior after another year's lockdown.
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  144. "If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around these banks will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered" . Thomas Jefferson.
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  145. "Hesistancy" is the new 'point-blank refusal'.
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  146. Buy gold and pray it doesn't go too high.
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  147. Another 'expert' who hasn't hear of natural immunity.
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  148. The next general election will be contested seriously by two parties: the Red globalist, collectivists and the Blue globalist collectivists. Decisions, decisions.
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  149. This woman's sound advice is all well and good, and very welcome; but what we must ask ourselves is, why is our PM refusing to alter his course one little bit? He is solidly wedded to the advice of SAGE who themselves seem determined to lead us to ruin. People are being thrown on the scrap-heap in their thousands, daily, while SAGE are adamant that we cannot ease lockdown until we reach the point of zero infections.
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  150. There's such a thing as growing energy demands of course. On the other side of the equation, there's the wilful refusal to provide the energy sources that are available.
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  151. Just how many times does Klaus Schwab and his World Economic Forum, have to tell this man what he really does need to hoist on board: international air travel is damaging the environment and cannot be allowed to return to its pre-plandemic level. All part of the new normal, you must understand. Or alternatively, we could all wake up and re-take command of our world.
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  152. Sam Armstrong's argument seems to be that the honours system must by default reward every Prime Minister simply for having occupied that position. Tony Blair was the worst Prime Minister in British history, right up until 2020. An honours system which rewards people for doing a job very poorly, is a system that undermines itself.
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  153. This attempt to make us all wear masks didn't work. I do not wear a mask. I won't wear a mask.
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  154. Keir Stürmer is a member of the Trilateral Commission. Mr Loach has him perfectly described: democracy is to be consigned to history.
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  155. The worst part of a three week lockdown to flatten the curve, is the first two years.
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  156. Yet another doom narrative piece from the Spectator. How many businesses have gone bust today Mr Nelson, while you preside over this shitshow?
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  157. I would not allow my child to go to any school that made him/her sit in class with a face covering on. Zahawi is an evil member of an evil government.
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  158. He should do what Tim Robbins has recently done: hold up his hands, acknowledge his mistake and the damage it helped to be done; and then do everything he can to put it right with that same mouth.
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  159. It was a very simple arrangement: I trusted people who hadn't lied to me previously. Then March 2020 came along.
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  160. Shenzou You are correct. The words came from Lord Ismay, the British first Secretary General of NATO, explaining the role as he saw it, of the newly-formed organisation. This gives a fair indication of who actually pulled - and still pulls - the strings.
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  161. No thrill-seeking, no inflated language. Just a sound story.
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  162. No need for him to fall. Just make sure the knot is good and strong.
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  163. "...there are so many ins and outs". Then a big cream pie to finish.
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  164. I had a nurse once. She made me feel a lot better.
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  165. The woke legal system perhaps?
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  166. Watch your bank accounts people!
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  167. Poor lad looks like he needs a bra that's all.
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  168. "We analysed hours of footage from that day..." But we've edited heavily because the public is dumb and can't be allowed to make its own judgement.
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  169. These little insights are so good mate. Really great to see people just being normal with none of this 'cult of death' that pervades so much of the world right now. Just as an aside, your expression is just like listening to Steve Buscemi!
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  170. And that small sample of custard-like acuity, ladies and gentlemen, show you, both how we were so easily led into lockdown and how it would take a massive operation involving free donuts and burgers to have any chance of regaining our former liberties.
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  171. Mr Wootton, when is it going to dawn on you: lockdowns do work; they just don't work in the way you want them to do. The lockdowns we are being subjected to are not intended to ameliorate the effects of this virus. This virus has passed. These lockdowns are being kept in place not to deal with a health risk but to strangle the economy and put the rump of the British workforce on the welfare pile and at the mercy of globalist greed.
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  172. I have two conditions which preclude me from getting this experimental jab: a sense of probity and a backbone.
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  173. No change in Bradford city centre: deserted before; deserted now.
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  174. "Look at this...it's like a David Lynch movie" Brill
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  175. Are we getting the message yet, peeps? They will keep on playing us forever with this if we don't wake up. How's that 'light at the end of the tunnel' jab thing going?
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  176.  @mandykeane196  Congratulations your Highness.
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  177. Adem Tanriyar To even bother about tiers and bubbles and all the other trigger and nudge words they have devised, is to play their game. Don't.
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  178. He's lying. He knows he's lying. We know he's lying.
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  179. "He [Trump] will subvert our entire republic..." Isn't he a bit late to that task?
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  180. NATO promised not to move one inch to the east when Russia agreed to pull back so that Germany could re-unite. Russia has since then, found itself with the prospect of missiles being placed ever nearer to its border. If NATO were to cease this encroachment, there would be no Russian forces in Ukraine right now.
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  181. A shift of such huge magnitude - getting most of the world's economies to stop dead - needed a great deal of meticulous planning over a long time. The break, not just in trade but over the whole of society, should not be thought of in the past tense; its effects are ongoing and the damage mounts. The imposition of lockdown measures was not a reaction to events; it was in fact the initiatory move in a concerted programme, executed by a very few people in crucial positions. "Lenin understood that it isn't your numbers that matter. It isn't you popular support that matters. You just paralyse the country [in this case, many countries] by occupying the key positions; and then you take over." (Prof' Donald Rayfield) The evidence grows daily, that points to the reality that the lockdowns were imposed not as a means of saving lives; because, patently, they do not. It follows then, that there must be another very strong motivation that made people in positions of power, impose strictures which they knew would be so damaging. Whatever could be worth such radical action and why did they feel the need to keep the truth from the people whose lives are affected so drastically?
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  182. Thank goodness we had the amazingly coincidental WEF co-ordinated global exercise in late 2019 that went through the drill of how to deal with such an outbreak! Whatever would we have done without these wonderful people?
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  183. The seas are not rising though are they? If they were, then low lying islands would now be gone. The ice is enlarging in some places.
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  184. billy Tollerton All of it enabled by the unleashing of the plandemic.
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  185. People keep defending our PM on the grounds that he can't do right whatever he does. He can do right, he can stop listening to the communists on SAGE and from Imperial College and listen to the wider scientific and medical profession.
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  186. Sign the Great Barrington Declaration.
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  187. This man is a fool. The 'asymptomatic spreaders' has been debunked. The fact that he still sticks to the former understanding tells us that he has no interest in the science that does not fit the lockdown narrative.
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  188. Extinction Rebellion were allowed to gain access to the Cenotaph while hundreds of veterans, including the piper thrown to the ground, were denied.
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  189. If, as Mr Hitchens eloquently states, Russia was subjected to lethal attack by a Ukraine proxy force that had been funded and prepared by certain parties in the US, to act as a battering ram; then how was Russia expected not to retaliate? The provocation had been ongoing and escalating for many years despite repeated pleas from Russia for it to stop.
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  190. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  191. ben Which means that it's over. Europe lost its teeth years ago and now its mind is failing.
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  192. "One of the most respected names in science..." Except when he insists that lockdown is not the way to deal with viral outbreaks. Then he's ignored.
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  193. Funny things, figures: they 'drift' downwards but 'surge' upwards.
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  194. Zelensky is looking like he's nearing his use-by date. Reality is catching up with him and The Telegraph.
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  195. Times Radio seems to have an endless supply of armchair warrior muppets.
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  196. I really got lots from this. I watched a full minute and I now know more about the Dunning Kruger effect than anyone else.
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  197. We will be granted leave to have Christmas. This short spell of social interaction will then prompt Vallance and Whitty to return in January with some scary graphs which will give us figures which in reality are based on the annual rise in respiratory-related deaths which are inevitable. This 'spike' will be portrayed as a 'second wave' - again, the figures will be grossly exaggerated and the media will pump this every day. Further total lockdown will be imposed and once again, we are powerless to do anything about it. This lockdown will be the end of the vast majority of small and medium businesses. The work of Boris will be done and our people will be at the mercy of whichever organisation steps in to pay the welfare needed to feed people. Guess who that organisation might be?
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  198. This is like watching another World Economic Forum video. How have we survived all this time with these viruses that have mutated and attacked us since before we stood on two legs?
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  199. Paul McNeill Me too: won't ever be experimented on. This garbage won't soon pass I'm afraid. They are on a mission to crush all resistance out of us. They're in for a shock.
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  200.  @sugarsore  I know a six year old who died in a car accident. We're all gonna stop car travel immediately, yes?
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  201. This is the normalisation of absurdity phase. The compulsion to commit atrocity comes next.
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  202. Bosses wanting people to work in exchange for their pay is, to Benjamin Butterworth, taking advantage.
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  203. Remember everyone: it's not the number of days in your life that counts; it's the number of times you can get the police to ask you to put your clothes back on.
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  204. Just trying to work out what is presented here. The Mayor of London's proposal is to take money from people who might be still driving into town (that of course, drastically reduced as so many workers' cars will now be parked at home) but the remaining drivers going into the zone for whatever reason, are to be, basically taxed more, to fund the trains that continue to run, with hardly any passengers?
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  205. He has it nailed. I went through teacher training in England in 1999 and it was clear then that there was one ideological outlook that was in the driving seat.
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  206. It would be a great idea for UnHerd to invite Professor John Mearsheimer to interview on this subject.
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  207. Schwab's book. He did well didn't he, to write the book, get it published and distributed as soon as he heard of the breakout of the virus? (Frowns and strokes beard)
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  208. The comment section tells more than the BBC report.
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  209. The resounding silence that has settled over the UK media tells us what stage we have reached.
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  210. Without a doubt. Nobody is going to tell me who I can eat Christmas dinner with.
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  211. Ask yourself why any of this 'energy crisis' has come about? Has the gas or the oil run out? No. Is there any other reason why the pipelines and the tankers can't do what they did before in just the same way? No. The wheels have fallen off the plandemic and they need a new way to make the people suffer.
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  212. The latest in a long line of Western media 'game changers'.
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  213. As soon as the ginger pudding utters the "...window of opportunity" phrase, we know he's with Uncle Klaus.
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  214. The West's Awakening?
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  215. How many heart attacks? Cancer deaths? Influenza? Traffic deaths? etc in the same period? The figures don't seem to warrant the crippling of society.
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  216. NATO's relentless march right up to Russia's border and the siting of missiles is what caused Putin to make his move. How would increased aggression of the same kind do any good?
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  217. "Ukraine will not lose because they've stated they will not lose and that's all there is to it" That's a very interesting syllogistic construction.
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  218. Night Owl That's because Starmer is a member of one of the organisations that is at the centre of the globalist push that gave us the plandemic. The Trilateral Commission want to rid the world of nation states and their pesky democracy - and Starmer is in there with them.
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  219. Solaris Think yourself lucky mate. He hosts a national radio show on BBC Radio 2. Sample his hectoring tones on their website - you'll get a very quick idea of the man, I'm sure.
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  220. The dogs refused to wear a mask.
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  221. The covid narrative spell is starting to collapse.
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  222. If you walk in a coffee shop - any shop - and they won't let you use cash, then walk out again and use it somewhere else. Either that or drink the coffee then leave cash on the table. It's called legal tender for a reason.
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  223. Johnson's 'resignation' means the UK needs to choose a new leader. Any colour you like, as long as it's WEF.
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  224. "...people are angry and I understand why they're angry" But the beaming smile on his face as he says it tells us what our anger amounts to in his eyes.
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  225. I see that glare and I think 'psychopath'.
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  226. 2020 was the goodbye to freedom.
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  227. "...please don't believe much of what you read on the internet..." Speaking on a youtube video that is viewed on the internet. Bright lad.
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  228. The term 'easing' seems to be getting some play. We want our freedom back in full. We were promised that very thing would be happening last month.
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  229. I just want to get back to licking windows.
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  230. Steering failure my arse.
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  231. Nine days left to save freedom. After that it's Komrad Kamala with all her hatred.
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  232. talkRADIO Very welcome. Would have been better if you'd interviewed him in June.
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  233. Just reading a very good book by Orlando Figes: "A People's Tragedy -- The Russian Revolution". He describes the desperate struggle of the Bolsheviks, in the immediate aftermath of their claim to power, with the workers and peasantry alarmed at the extent to which they were suffering; "...there were some Bolsheviks on the extreme left who thought that inflation should be encouraged in order to phase out money altogether. They wanted to replace the money system with a universal system of goods allocation on the basis of coupons from the state." (Does that ring any bells?) Figes goes on to mention an economist of the time, Preobrazhensky, who dedicated a book he had just written, "To the printing presses of the Commissariat of Finance -- that machine gun which shot the bourgeoise regime in its arse: the monetary system." In Figes' own words, "Left wing Bolsheviks saw the ration coupon as the founding deed of the Communist order." Citing another character of the period, a Professor Vasili Vodovozov's accounts are given, of his desperate search for food on a typical day in 1920 Petrograd. It sounds like the accounts that must have stirred Orwell in his description of the near starvation levels experienced by Winston Smith. A man-made hell, of streets crowded with starving people. Again in Figes' words: "The key to this Communist utopia was the control of the food supply: without that the government had no means of controlling the economy and society." We are in the fight of and for our lives.
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  234. Banker Blinken peddles the domino theory that served so well in Vietnam.
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  235. Brilliant exposé of the theft that is taking place. The way that language is being malpractised by these people is truly Orwellian. 'Stimulus' is another of their mutant semantic abominations.
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  236. My personal loss so far is 5 people I know who have died. 3 suicides and 2 late diagnosed cancers due to delayed consultation/treatment. Not one to any virus.
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  237. Billy's been sat up two days running. I'm getting edgy now. Edit: back to a solid snooze, all is well, stand down.
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  238. Not even watched it yet. Saving it for after I have my tea. Going to watch it wearing my Gerald Celenté T shirt. Liked already.
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  239. Truth. Those working in the MSM have pretty much given up on objective reporting - they are now mere lickspittles. Use of the term 'gaslighting' is a powerful and accurate way to describe precisely the game being played since what they have been doing to us since March 2020. More than just the untruths we had come to expect prior to this period, we must now stay alert to this more sinister psychological effect being wrought. We must ask ourselves, why and to what end are such widespread practices being carried-on? Here in the UK it's the same thing. What with all the warring that's going on, on top of the dire economic situation, people are resorting to a sort of blinkering-up; discussion is of anything but these matters. But I think silently and in isolation, people know that what is coming is not good. We all know that the chances of things getting better, are zero, despite the back-slapping and the encouraging tones set by those in the media bubble. We literally have the street receipts to refute all of their claims. It's heartening though, to know that there are those really in the know who are with us and 'on it' so to speak. Thank you for speaking out.
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  240. Almost twelve minutes on the subject of inflation, with never a word on its actual root cause. In reality, prices are rising because the buying power of each pound has been reduced by the Bank of England's creation of billions more of them over many years, but rising to an unprecedented rate over the past two years. We are not alone in this. Central banks around the world have been doing this. Channel 4 would do well to approach the subject from this monetary side, and produce another feature so that a fuller appreciation of what is going on can be given to the public. The chances that this will happen are obviously very slim.
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  241. Just to let you know that your daily bulletin is much appreciated.
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  242. Michael Because they're doing precisely what they were put in place to do: hold small/medium business down as long as it takes to kill it off.
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  243. The very fact that 'vaccine mandates' are even being thought of as a possibility would never have been possible without the work of bedwetting channels like this one. Well done all of you in bringing about the situation whereby 12 year old kids are to be injected with substances unknown, without the consent of their parents. Keeping Granny warm by burning the children I hope you're all proud sat there in your bunkers.
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  244. There are still way too many small/medium businesses whose proprietors still fancy their chances of returning to trading and to making money. Until they are cured of their hideous traits of free enterprise and self-determination, there can be no lifting of lockdown. Or, translated into SAGEspeak: 'until we have a zero infection rate, we can not think of lifting lockdown'.
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  245. This young woman has been let down by every older person in the nation. We have stood by while the teachers and their unions have brutalised the children they were supposed to educate. This is the real cost of the plandemic; and we need to punish everyone who has robbed young people of two years of their lives.........so far.
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  246. Every time the term 'inflation' is used here, what is actually being referred to is a rise in the price of things. Why is the phenomenon of monetary inflation totally left out of this account? Our current bout of state-sponsored extortion has in the main been due to the fact that the pool of our currency has been drastically diluted, weakened in its buying power by the hundreds of billions of promissory pound notes newly injected into the system, chasing pretty much the same amount of goods and services. The general sentiment of this video is of the 'calm down and put the kettle on' variety. All things must pass, fair enough; but what we are now being subjected to is of such huge proportion that it will damage so many in the process; and who is to say what the people who did this might have made ready to unleash on the populace?
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  247. Hmmm. Ferguson's initial handiwork could be looked on as perhaps an accident - the plane that went into the first Tower. However, more recently, Captain Vallance and co pilot Whitty punched a hole in the other - made it clear, this was an act of war, highly planned. At this moment in time, we people are looking up aghast at the smoke, wondering how long it's going to take to get everyone out safe. In for a shock weren't they? Unimaginable the whole lot was to come down so rapidly. Our economy, our way of life, our civilisation is on their menu. If we don't wake the fuck up very, very soon, we're served.
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  248. Very precisely nailed. "A verse may find him, who a sermon flies"
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  249. The barrage of doom narrative stopped for me when I finished watching/listening to the BBC and other MSM outlets. That one action changes everything.
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  250. Todd Kingsley All going to plan.
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  251. The young woman and man at the start, showed in a clear, lucid manner, what caused the election to go how it did. In response and in obvious dread recoil, the two presenters showed the rot that has set-in to 'progressive' politics, with the familiar hidebound refusal to listen to the valid concerns of the public that things have gotten out of hand. The frustration was registered that the young pair were not focusing on policy. Perhaps if Harris had spoken of policy such focus could have been brought into play. Instead she concentrated on filling air-time with redundant verbiage. Nobody is going to be inspired by such vacuousness. The young man's astute criticism of the way that popular media has been dragooned in the service of the one, by now predictable world view; was crassly condensed and evaluated, to camera, as being the result of some sort of knee-jerk, anti-woke animosity bearing hints of racism. You two presenters - you and millions like you, are why the Democrats lost and lost big.
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  252. The punch-bowl analogy is very telling. Basically, we've been kept on the monetary piss since August 15 1971.
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  253. She's right on so much, yet wrong on the most important aspect: this is all of it, part of a plan.
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  254. I like the dog groomer, giving up her shop premises because she was getting fleeced.
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  255. Neil, as soon as you get in any way politically correct, I'm VERY unhappy. Just keep telling it how it is mate.
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  256. I'm a huge fan of both these men - subscribed to both their YT channels. Massively let down by this interview. We're 20 months into the lockdowns that continue strangling the economies that support Western Civilisation. We are in the grip of leaders who signal to us daily, that they are to introduce ever more measures to restrict our freedoms due to some new, spurious data from the narrow band of advisers who form 'the science'. Both jabbed and both seemingly enamoured of the idea that was dangled before the public prior to the introduction of the jab programme, that we had at last found 'light at the end of the tunnel'. Almost a year now we've had people jabbed (as many as 90% of adults in UK is reported, but who is to really know?) and where are we at with the tunnel? Dr Peterson's recent tirade at the Canadian authorities' insatiable desire for more imposition upon liberties indicates that he knows something is not right. He states that he has acted in all faith and decency in having the jab, only to find that the pursuit is not called off, they just keep piling-in with more demands/restrictions. Mr Anderson seems somewhat more at ease with how the Australian politicians have dealt with things, yet look at how they are ending up. Just two years ago they were an open and successful part of the world stage with a sound economy which included a great tourist trade - half the world's youth wanted to 'take a year out and backpack'. Where is all that now and do you really think the jabs are going to do anything to put things right? Are neither of these men looking at what is going on in tandem with all of this, in the financial world and in the machinations of organisations like the WEF, who by uncanny coincidence have welcomed our current situation as 'a great opportunity'? Do they have no suspicion at all when the massed ranks of the MSM and almost every western government agency sings from the same song sheet and every page has on it the words 'Vaccine vaccine vaccine'?
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  257. What is Arden talking about when she insists on 'better' than normal life before the plandemic? She means the New World Order - her phrase, not mine. She means 24 hr surveillance of every person. She means working towards one world government, administered by the technocratic elite over an impoverished and greatly reduced citizenry.
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  258. Well done on having Mr Matlock give his account and analysis of the events that led to our present catastrophe. Having heard him speak, I am left wondering how on earth the US presentation of its ideas has gone from his poise and erudition to the inanities of Blinken, Sullivan, Kirby et al? Great interview with a great man.
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  259. Carol Armer We'd never have got on two legs.
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  260. Stunning display of just common sense and integrity.
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  261. Millions of years of the development of the human natural immune system, swept aside by a bunch of immaculately-tailored, faceless barrow boys, using mid-wit stooges such as these.
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  262. "...this idea of attacking Israel constantly, through proxies has really been demolished..." Whereas it's perfectly fine for the UK/US pact to attack Russia by proxy?
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  263. Brutal is the new glorious.
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  264. In UK, in the past year, a phrase that was used previously has featured more in conversation regarding the whole nonsense that is strangling trade and society. This phrase seems to be the expression of so many people who don't want to rock any boats and are willing to just carry on accepting tyranny "It is what it is". How inane and how cowardly have people become?
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  265. The 'gold as a fetish' cry is a variation on that other favourite of wealthy people who don't want others to have wealth: "money doesn't make you happy". Obviously, having money and wealth is not a 100% guarantee of happiness, but I'd appreciate it if they would just stop getting in my way and let me do the best I can to try and be happy. Weirdly I've noticed that for every £100 I have in my possession, I feel a little happier. As far as 'privilege' goes, I can get that - having money should be the privilege of those who have worked to get it. Another reason I stay out of their fiat system which is perfectly designed for taking away my hard-earned 'privileges'.
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  266. They're shitting bricks to put that wall up at $1799. It truly stinks.
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  267. Update 2019: 'The number of ballot papers rejected, 17,410,742. You all voted the wrong way and the anti-democrats would like you to vote again. Whatever were you thinking you idiots!
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  268. Not about health. Just keep focused on health whilst the economy that feeds us all is torn down so that we all become totally and permanently dependent on government 'help'.
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  269. Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss.
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  270. "Ukraine will win, get that booster!"
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  271. Another casedemic drone is wheeled-out to bemoan the fact that this winter, there are lots of people catching a cold.
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  272. This man is amazing. He manages to deliver profound insight on an almost daily basis. Alongside this he coaches the Spanish football team to ever greater heights.
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  273. Goddess........... Society wants you to have a dog?
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  274. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  275. Of course, these displays of discontent are needed and welcome to all fair-minded people. We need though, to remind ourselves that those who have put us where we are, are not fair-minded; nor are they stupid. They are in fact extremely clever and immensely powerful. All of this show of anger will have been factored in to their plan. My guess is that they expected all of this to come at an earlier stage. Anyhow, we are in the third year of what is a thirteen year process. They have only not gone full nasty because we have complied so meekly. Watch what happens when they are pushed more seriously. It's coming.
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  276. Brilliant exposé of the cynical strategy being played-out against ordinary people who, even after two years of blatant lies and manipulation, still regard the government and the central bankers as trustworthy guides who will get us through the mire. Sociopaths look after themselves only. I especially appreciate the conclusion with its reminder that we're not talking here and now, about hustling and trying to be a big-shot wheeler dealer - we're in a fight for survival and must use our senses to position ourselves as far from the bankers' clutches as possible.
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  277. Comfortable people don't obey orders readily - cold, hungry, penniless people do.
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  278.  @gradualdecay1040  Yes. As horrendous as that was, it was one country killing some 6 million, and it was ended by other countries' action. The millions that lockdowns have killed so far will be joined by many more, as the crime is ongoing and as yet, no force has shown any capability of bringing the globalists' evil scheme to an end.
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  279. According to a recent BBC R4 report, the Tavistock's work is not being stopped; it is to be decentralised - it's operations carried out in three regional units.
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  280. Just keep looking at the pantomime of Ukraine while your currency is driven to nothing and you become a pauper, dependent on the state.
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  281. She sits there telling us the government's latest lies from a long list, then appeals to 'the goodwill of the people'. None left love. 'Catch-up Tsar'? FFS
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  282. For 'U-turn', read 'postponement'.
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  283. Thanks for that posting from BBC land.
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  284.  @Zabijaka87  By way of balance? Does that make any sense to you?
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  285.  @3phistory701  You sure about that war with Germany thing?
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  286. I don't want the government to pay any of my bills. I want to pay my own bills. What the government can do to help is stop all the net-zero, carbon trading nonsense that is perfectly designed to push up energy prices.
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  287. Said this so many times now and I'll still be saying it when the last small/medium business has gone to the wall: as long as there is a sub-group on SAGE whose job it is to 'change behaviours'; and as long as that sub-group is infested with communists, then the behaviour change they aim for is from capitalism and free-enterprise to collectivist, centrally-controlled, planned economics, overseen by ruthless authoritarianism - in short, communism. Your choice.
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  288. I watched a young bloke recently, interviewed by Daniela Cambone at Stansberry Research; he confided that he managed to go right through the US college system, gaining his Masters in Economics, without ever hearing mention of the Austrian School.
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  289. I'm in UK and I don't expect to be hearing any of this from the BBC.
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  290. Toto Mango You think that the bankers are not going to force people into their version of mundane, abusive hell? You think it's going to be a nice form of mundane, abusive hell? You're in for a treat mate.
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  291. Hubby says it's the first time she's gone down in years.
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  292. What an awful man Stürmer shows himself to be in every situation.
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  293. @Helen Alison No Helen, on the face of it he is a screeching bore.
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  294. DelusionFM
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  295. How long can this crime be covered-up?
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  296. That young woman speaking at the end. How chilling is it to witness such committed speciousness? All of this on the day set aside to celebrate the successful defiance of tyrants.
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  297. Pupils are NOT forced to wear masks. Just say no.
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  298. "...mostly male construction workers..." Not 50/50 there then, doing the hard graft that we all depend on?
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  299. It's now official: Heresy Financial is theeeeeeeee most informative financial channel on Youtube.
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  300. The government didn't 'jump on the bandwagon' of public hysteria; they designed and perpetrated it. They gathered around them a whole team of behavioural psychologists as part of SAGE; but not one virologist or epidemiologist for some weeks into the lockdown. Quite a clue as to their priorities in dealing with a viral outbreak.
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  301. Of course there is an exit strategy: once the economy has been trashed, the sheep can leave their liberty behind and gambol merrily inoculated into their new socialist pens.
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  302. Don't wear a mask. Don't do their 'social distancing'. Those are the two basics we need to have. We have very little else we can do to show our non-compliance.
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  303. How's the counter offensive going, Sean?
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  304. I think it's perfectly possible that someone packed a camper van full of high explosives, parked it next to a comm's hub and played a warning through loudspeakers, and then detonated the explosives by accident. Could happen to anyone.
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  305. "...World War 3, probably following the acknowledged start of the Greater Depression..." The penny is dropping.
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  306. The whole 'getting back to normal' message, is clever deceit. We are in a holding stage in which everyone is apprehensive and expecting whatever new 'threat' that the directors of this operation deem is necessary to progress their programme. We are being encouraged to think we are on our way back when the reality is that our freedoms are still very much withdrawn. Try booking your flight to New York or Bangkok. 'The Science' is supposed to inform our PM and yet, scientists have just told him not to jab 12 year olds and he simply rolls over that, determined to jab children who are at no risk, with an experimental treatment, without the consent of parents. We are very far from normal and our leaders are doing everything they can to distance us further from it. Their mission is to consign our whole way of life to the waste bin.
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  307. I'm not in the least confused. It's all perfectly clear: the government will do everything in its power to make us as miserable and destitute as possible. They are waging war against us on behalf of some external power.
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  308. andrew Always.
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  309. JUST. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER.... Shawn Stephens
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  310. The one great thing I could never have known if I had not done the university thing - the abiding surety I gained through the experience of higher education; is that I never needed any of it. That so many young people were dragooned into taking the HE route, on the way amassing hefty and disabling debt, is just one more of Blair's egregious bits of handiwork.
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  311. The tragedy is that with the incumbent leadership showing itself to be so corrupt and so malign, there is simply no opposition available to make things better.
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  312. music lover forever The media battalions are firing up the national mindset to look upon the 'vaccines' as their lifeboat. This, in response to a viral outbreak of middling status and that has a survival rate of better than 99.8%. I have two relatives who have both had the virus, both back to their previous levels of health after having suffered cold-like symptoms for a short spell; and they are both eagerly awaiting the call to go and get jabbed. Total headspin being done on people.
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  313. If the government can find ways of letting people feel free while at the same time keeping small/medium business hamstrung to the point at which they cannot make their way, then those ways will be allowed. Any relaxation which offers the return to full operations for that sector will be quickly rescinded. NOTHING WILL BE ALLOWED GET IN THE WAY OF THE DEMOLITION PROJECT.
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  314. "Ravens of colour" is the preferred nomenclature Donny.
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  315. Stop NATO and EU aggression. Pull back from the incessant push towards the Russian border and the siting of missiles on its doorstep. Why and how is any of this not appeared in the discussion of this event?
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  316. We're all Scousers now.
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  317. That phrase "...to be offered...". Goebellesque.
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  318. 85% of the kids have sussed it. Their Headmaster hasn't.
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  319. JamesBond Not incompetence, wickedness.
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  320. RIP Stephen Mitford Goodson.
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  321. '...getting governments to have aggressive policies...' Thanks for that Uncle Bill. Right nice of yer.
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  322. Just think of the situation whereby and Udaloy class destroyer parades itself close-in to Gibraltar, claiming that it regards those waters as Spanish, not British. A little bit provocative?
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  323. 43,000 casualties? Really? You need to do a bit of basic arithmetic.
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  324. Not just gold. Land, food, water, a family and a home, anything. He, Agustin Carstens & Co want everything.
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  325. "There's only one question that matters to me: 'where will I die', so I don't go there" Charlie Munger.
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  326. Covid Shmovid. All bollocks.
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  327. The Labour Party are in something of a fix, as the Tory Party are already seeing to the task that Keir Stürmer was lining up to carry out. The democracy of which Mr Stewart speaks, is about to become obsolete. Totalitarianism has not need of it.
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  328. Masterful. If you can get someone like me to understand this stuff, as I now do, then you have a real gift for teaching.
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  329. Back2TheBike See you in the pub tonight then.
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  330. G Wal "Who makes the decision who is "vulnerable" and who is not ?" The virus.
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  331. Keith Price 'Doris & co' are in complete control of their senses. They are employing a perfectly rational line of logic: if they keep on locking the country down, then the small/medium business sectors will be killed-off. Are you still of the opinion that our great harm is of any interest to the government, when they have a greater goal?
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  332.  @tiff1277  He's worked thirty years doing a very demanding job. What he has he has earned and he's no millionaire is he if he's renting a flat, as nice as it is. We're all suffering. We don't need to do the government's work of dividing people.
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  333. If the American people fall for that total bullshit interview, then they are truly finished - there is no hope for them. Total happy-clappy, Sesame Streetisms, start to finish.
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  334. The idea that Ukraine has a chance of withstanding the force set against them is preposterous. Just what is going on with the BBC these days, takes some figuring-out. It's as though the recruitment and training of staff over the past few years has been tailored to provide the British public with reporting that leaves them totally in the dark.
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  335. This 'coming out of the disaster'. The disaster was never - was never going to be - the viral outbreak. The disaster was the dreadful damage caused by the lockdown; and we are not coming out of it. So what that the pubs are opening again? The small/medium business sector is still pinned to the floor by restrictions, and even while there is talk of relaxation, there are mutterings of 'variants' and the need for people to be 'sensible'. We are still very much in the disaster and it is ongoing. This whole thing was, contrary to Konstantin's observation, politicised very early on in proceedings. Within days of the imposition of lockdown we were encouraged to see ourselves as living in 'a new normal'; and not too long after that, we were assured by a seeming lockstep of world leaders, that the virus was some kind of opportunity which would allow us to 'build back better'. This was a really good interview but its main weakness was in its referring to our current dire social and political situation as being in some kind of recovery stage. The reality is that the economies which feed millions of us in the west, are teetering on the precipice with respective governments appearing to do everything they can to give that final push.
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  336. Andrews is so fucked-off right now that Trudeau has managed to get to the martial law level before him, in the game of "Planet Doom"
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  337. "Low interest, waivable loan" That would be a gift then?
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  338. Will they even notice? Most people don't.
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  339. Sweden's looking pretty good right now and throughout the viral outbreak. Compared with UK it looks like they've done very well. No wrecked economy, people out enjoying themselves, no stupid muzzles on faces, no 'Covid Marshalls' walking round the streets like Stasi. I'd swap tomorrow if they'd have me.
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  340. "In 25 years, what's $400,000,000 gonna be worth...?" Way the magic money tree is shaping up it might get you a couple of pizzas.
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  341. Just Common Purpose getting on with its job.
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  342. chris You got your kit bag ready for the flight east?
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  343. Labour and the Tories are defunct.
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  344. Further to Mr Davis' early point that outlines the complacency in the West. Particularly in the English speaking countries, there seems to be the psychologically embedded assumption, that they cannot lose "because they didn't lose back then". They came through WWI after a poor start, eventually to triumph due to the strength of their domination of the global economy. They pretty much repeated the same act to come out on top in 1945, and they have ruled the roost throughout the lives of everyone who is alive today. NATO in essence, is the civil marriage between the UK and the US, with a gaggle of bridesmaids to make things look wholesome. It is the UK/US pact. As such, they look forward to the clash with any and all competition, in the sure knowledge that there can be a good outcome to WWIII. They are in for a huge shock.
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  345. Resigning.
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  346. The BBC has come to resemble those high-end fashion shows in which the models traipse up and down in outfits that everyone knows are ridiculous and that no-one will ever actually wear.
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  347. "Life threatening temperatures" is the new 'glorious sunshine'.
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  348. With him except for his insistence that we are all against Russia. No mate.
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  349. This man knows something that the Chinese, Russian, Indian etc etc central banks don't? They have amassed huge reserves of gold recently, because it's nice to look at?
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  350. The initial image, whereby Carlson is portrayed by KK as a latter-day George Bernard Shaw - by extension, that Putin is today's Stalin - is a grossly distorted picture. A departure perhaps from the other popular trope by which Putin equals Hitler, but equally as wilfully disfiguring. Shaw was putting lipstick on what the world knows now and largely knew then to be a very ugly pig. Stalin wielded his authority as leader of a brutal, totalitarian, communist expansionist state that openly cast itself as being in pursuit of the downfall of the West and its capitalist economies. Putin is not Stalin and Russia is not any longer a communist state. Russia now 'does' capitalism - it wants to be left alone to do business so that its people can prosper. Putin is no saint but his motive seems to be to try to do his best for ordinary Russians. Today's Russia is surely not paradise, but it is vastly improved and is interested in improvement. In contrast, yes, a great number of people in and of the West, have come to look on in horror as their leaders show themselves increasingly to be not merely uninterested in their respective peoples, but decidedly joined to a mission to undermine individual freedoms and decimate the wealth of working people so that it can be transferred to 'other interested parties'. I do not hate the West. The West is where the dinghies sail to and not from, for good reason. Western nations today and for a long time have been simply the best place that humans have ever had in which to live secure and happy lives. However, we now find ourselves in a very dynamic situation whereby those securities and any happiness is threatened through the takeover of our political machinery by an homogenous movement which skilfully fields its representatives in their position as 'penetrators'. That is the truth despite the somewhat condescending summary agreed upon in the earlier part of this discussion. Given our emerging consciousness, it is small wonder that large numbers of people align with and are keen to hear voices such as Tucker Carlson, that question the received narratives. One such narrative is the ancient British one that Russia is our eternal and irredeemable foe - our veritable 'hun' that has to be hated and cannot be granted any credit. Not even mentioned marginally in this discussion is the fact that it is the West that has brought about this war and could have ended it without injury to itself at any time.
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  351. For some weeks into the period of lockdown in UK, the organisation (SAGE) set up to advise the government how to deal with the viral outbreak did not have a single virologist within its ranks; nor did it have an epidemiologist. It did though, have a whole team of behavioural psychologists, the speciality of which was the 'changing of behaviours' by means of the bombardment of the public through various media so as to put them in that state of fear which would make them comply. One of the leaders of this team was Susan Michie, a prominent activist in the Communist Party of Britain. At one stage in a TV interview she argued that we might have to get used to using masks in public on a permanent basis. She has now moved on to chair of the Behavioural Advisory Group at the WHO. Go figure, as they say.
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  352. Sasha Your content doesn't need editing mate. It's appropriately urgent and angry. Don't smooth that out.
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  353. Meet the new bullshitter - same as the old bullshitter.
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  354.  @Vroomfondle1066  It's actually, precisely what happened. By design and to an end.
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  355. Isn't there a 'Xi' letter in the Greek alphabet? That should be a fun day out.
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  356. The Swedish elephant in the Covid scam's room.
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  357. Why would someone who is a conch elect to join the armed forces?
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  358. I've not worn a mask every week for the past year. I go shopping at the supermarket every week and I'm usually the only unmasked one in there. I don't wear the mask because I've been responsible enough to do my research instead of just accepting the word of serial liars through the MSM. I'm fully aware of the smugness of this remark and I make no apologies for it. If you are just too lazy to find out why the mask mandate was introduced, then I have no bother with telling what I know to be the truth.
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  359. I can only afford to live in the piss-ant swamp. Only thing could part me from my precious, is a property well away from the piss-ant swamp.
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  360. But, Professor, we would 'get out of this epidemic' just as we have dealt with every epidemic of corona virus: we would develop natural herd immunity. That's how the whole world dealt with corona virus outbreaks right up until 2020 when people like you were bought by China.
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  361. Pantomime. The EU and Johnson have reached a way of acting as if the UK has left. The bovines will be pleased.
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  362. Caught the Brecht Arnaert interview in full. Great insight, thanks both.
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  363. It's therapeutic to watch.
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  364. Yet another 'get that jab!' production. It's looking sillier by the day.
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  365. If the BofE told the public what they do and why they do it, they would be banged-up for a very long time.
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  366. Trudeau's Ceausescu moment cannot be far off.
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  367. "...relaxes" Isn't that what happens when someone takes a little time out before returning?
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  368. "Incompetent" is far too big a word for it. "Evil" is all we need use.
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  369. inner dinosaur Hope you booked your 4th and 5th jab while you were there.
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  370. Veegerman The mask is a totally unnecessary imposition as are the proposed changes featured in this video. It's not an either/or.
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  371. Just wait until the digital pound replaces cash. The Bank of England will be able to restrict your spending at will. This is the ultimate power that the bankers have always dreamed of gaining.
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  372. Yeah but it was mostly a peaceful bomb.
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  373. Sounds like bullshit to me.
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  374. Some rich people will leave, some will stay. Some less rich people will similarly make their choice. One thing is for sure: everyone who chooses to live in UK in the next few years, will see their wages/savings/pensions denuded in incremental stages by the conscious programme of the increase in the amount of currency made available and the inevitable consequence of the pound having its buying power diminished. It's the favourite trick in fiat currency's book; and one that never, ever gets mentioned by Richard J Murphy.
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  375. Everyone who was sacked for not agreeing to be jabbed, should be offered their job back and should receive payment of damages, not just for lost wages but for psychological abuse.
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  376. Lots of people going to get a shock on Monday.
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  377. Anyone fancy a little quiz question to pass a few moments of our three-week lockdown? What do the following years have in common: 1990, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1996? Answer: all-cause excess death totals per capita were greater than the figure for 2020. So why are we trashing our economy for this?
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  378. "...the full toolkit of American diplomacy...". That would be a hammer then?
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  379. No we don't. We simply have to insist that lockdown is lifted. Tomorrow.
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  380. It's actually time to grow up, Richard.
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  381. Austin is a buffoon in the company of buffoons. That way, he looks normal. How have people of this shoddy quality been able to attain such crucially important positions?
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  382. Today, more businesses will go bust because of the crime of 'restrictions'. Businesses are still being forced to pay their staff to 'work' from home - nobody works as effectively in their kitchen as they would in the office. Transport companies are suffering from the absence of commuters. High street retail is being slaughtered daily; and the hospitality sector is putting on a brave face while it tries valiantly to stagger on. Our kids are seeing all of this and thinking it to be normal. It is not.
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  383. The Monkeypox outbreak has been made possible by a sudden shift in people's immune system. Now what could have caused that to happen?
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  384. laars How many military bases does Russia have close to US borders? How many invasions has the US carried-out? Appeasement? You are in such a bubble mate.
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  385.  @cynthiastogden7000  Best of luck, stay strong.
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  386.  @mzrcnn  There was a Minsk Agreement signed on the date you cite. Nowhere in any of it is there a mention of the guarantee you mention.
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  387. Right/Left? Still? Time you lot got a grip.
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  388. Refreshing to have discovered this man, when there are so many 'experts' expounding views on narcissism on Youtube, that seem to be, at base, accusatory.
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  389. Fascism doing what fascism does. When the fines don't work, then the doors get kicked in.
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  390. "...but they did it anyway..." So, after all this time, could someone at talkRADIO get around to an investigation into WHY they have done and continue to do this to us?
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  391. We need leaving alone to get back to our lives, to go out and earn money to pay the tax that funds the NHS; and then to be free to enjoy ourselves. We need to find out who brought this shit into our lives and why? Clue: there all in Switzerland right now - right there by all the executive jets.
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  392. Kamala Harris is going down too.
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  393. Allegra Stratton, along with the others in that room, did her giggling knowing full well that the nation was going to have Christmas killed-off by an announcement the very next day. Whoever has leaked the footage of this dreadful gathering, has sat on it for almost a year. Why now?
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  394. Ey up Billy! Nice pirouette to start the day!
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  395. How do we know that the vaccination programme has been a success? Our natural immune systems have played no part at all in the waning casualty figures? Something has gone awry with out bodies after all these millions of years?
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  396. "Unemployment"? How many? We hear nothing of that. I've phoned talkRadio weeks ago to urge them to put a board up behind the presenters so that we can see the daily toll of lost jobs and ruined businesses. Like talking to the wall.
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  397. 1. Control. 2. War. 3. Control. 4. War. 5. Control. 6. War.
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  398. Kerry Wills Copy of my experience. In addition, I've tried to warn friends and family about the recent 'medications' and have tried to inform them that all of this carbon footprint nonsense is yet another part of the enslavement programme. All's we can do is keep on trying.
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  399. And the sheep will munch away on that shit.
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  400. The Spectator is a shill. 100%
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  401. We have been travelling wilfully away from the nurture of creativity, for many decades. The way that English and Maths are taught is pitiful. Pupils are confronted with a mass of mechanical abstractions, tick-box diktats, that seem perfectly designed to alienate subjects from the sensibilities of young minds.
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  402. Title needs the apostrophe taking out.
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  403. Black hole? You mean hole of colour.
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  404. What a ludicrous claim, that my giving up eating meat might 'save the planet'. People really believe this nonsense?
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  405. "We think terrorism is larger than it is..." Then all of a sudden, it's very large and oops too late but lets chuck loads of uniforms on the street, maybe keep our jobs.
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  406. Did he really need to get out his No1 uniform to give an interview like this? If so, why is Zelensky speaking to the UN in fatigues? Such a fuckin pantomime.
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  407. Ooh look, he's come straight from the frontline trench, not even had time to change out of his fatigues! What a hero!
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  408. Well done and well said mate. I trained as a signwriter and witnessed the almost total destruction of the trade by the blokes in their spare bedroom with their Spandex machines etc, who didn't know the first thing about letter shapes, weights and spacing. Overnight the high streets were infested with fascia and van signs that looked appalling and didn't 'sit happy'.
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  409. UK and US both being quietly overwhelmed with unlimited influx of immigrants. Both also subjected to massive debasement of their currencies - again, unreported - in preparation for collapse. But hey, the footie has started up again.
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  410. After the supine posture that they have displayed over the last 20 months, you should never again underestimate what the people of Great Britain will tolerate. It's now a nation of simpletons and sponges.
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  411. Very strong argument. We penalise production while we complain that we don't produce enough.
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  412. We used to be conspiracy theorists. We are now conspiracy analysts.
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  413. How to close down the hospitality sector permanently: force those who run the bars/restaurants/cafes etc to confront customers at the door, with inhospitable restrictions. It's a very simple strategy.
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  414. ...until next time we need to be 'protected'.
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  415. 10secondsrule You picture it very well. I worked 45 years under many managers, and every one of them had as their first concern, the suppression of anyone beneath them who showed any talent and initiative. Show you are able and you are seen as a threat.
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  416. We're not hearing from two of the people I know to have been broken by lockdown. We won't ever hear another thing from them because they are both dead now, suicides both. One, a woman just 30 years old and the other a bloke, early forties. For what?
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  417.  @buddypvaz124  How many troops has Russia or China based in these countries?
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  418. She will not be happy until every foxhound and every hunter has been put down.
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  419.  @darrenalway4687  Try doing some thinking of your own mate and do some research. Maybe stop watching the television news?
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  420. Dear Governor Abbott I would like to claim asylum in your state please. Thank you for your work and your courage.
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  421. Lee Spot on mate. I've been saying it since they were first 'recommended'. The mask does one thing only: it provides the cheapest, most widespread advertising possible, that death is all around us, waiting to take us all. Total bollocks but the sheep take it all in.
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  422. This bloke makes great - I'm going to call them programmes. Really interesting people and places, handled in such a refreshing way. Humble and honest, which is a real relief from almost everything these days when everyone is on the celebrity make, it seems. Just always such a rewarding visit to this site.
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  423. Doesn't the fact that this is totally ignored by BBC News, constitute a scandal all of its own?
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  424. Kid Sid Yep. And then watch her lawyers get to work.
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  425. Coming soon to a deserted high street near you in the UK.
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  426. Simply the best, most informative 22 mins I have spent in a very long time. This should be compulsorily shown in senior schools. Who do we blame for this dreadful mess?
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  427. Just remember how the UK authorities have played this lockdown so far: lockdown for three weeks; there's your first lie. Then a series of releases followed by re-lockdown. That old trick to wear down a prisoner: hope/hope dashed followed by hope/hope dashed. Classic psychological abuse. They are in this until they have reduced the economy to tatters and consigned the workforce to utter penury, ripe for slavery and unquestioning duty. Anyone who is hoping for a happy ending to this is in for disappointment.
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  428. How is it 'right-wing' to express discontent at over zealous lockdown rules?
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  429. In what sense does the UK Government actually own the Bank of England? If it is owned by the Government, then how is the Bank of England in any way independent?
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  430. To get things so catastrophically messed-up as this, takes a lot of hard work by some very evil people.
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  431. She's "neuro diverse" with a "right-sided disability" Who could have guessed? Suppose the Chelsea Girl 1978 top is a bit of a clue.
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  432. Are people actually falling for the 'Putin-as-Ghengis' nonsense?
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  433. The left keeps losing polls and elections. While people focus on this Red/Blue pantomime, it has attained almost total control over our society, the economy and all major institutions.
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  434. The competition among our politicians for the title of 'Sociopath of the Year' is extremely strong, but Gove wins by a country mile; and I do hope my spelling is correct.
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  435. Davie Donaldson is right: it is the same right across the British Isles. The common cold is letting rip. And fancy that during winter!
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  436. None of us, as remote observers, can be sure just what is happening in Ukraine. The levels of propaganda continue to be obvious in both camps. Given that situation, all one can do is conduct a wide consultation of differing views and, having done that, put together the picture that seems most probable. As I watch this man and listen to his analysis, increasingly he seems to be going through the motions of filling lots of time with little information. Further, his repeated assumption that Russia is somehow in danger of running out of men and resources, while mentioning nothing of the dire situation in which Ukraine finds itself, seems to run very much counter to the account given in so many quarters, not just from the expected sources but from an increasing number who have come to be recognised as Ukraine supporters.
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  437. 31,000? We know his game. Every time I buy a guitar and the wife asks me how much it cost, it's half what I actually paid. Every time she buys a new pair of shoes I just keep quiet.
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  438. This is the second charge of 'conspiracy theorist' here this past week. Conspiracies are with us at all times. Brand only points out what the MSM neglect to mention.
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  439. "Astroturfing" = the effort to make a movement appear to be grassroots when it's actually the product of lots of work by some external interested party.
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  440. Whether the Koof was from a lab (not one mention of the phrase 'gain of function' here for some reason) or some other source, its 'inception' came at just the right time. No sooner had the World Economic Forum completed its training exercise in preparation for 'an event', and here it was, that very event. Then within days of our curve-flattening lockdown, we were assailed by world leaders popping out from everywhere, with indecent haste, to tell us that we could never go back to the way we had lived just a week previously; and that we must prepare for a 'new normal' which we would...altogether now comrades: "Build Back Better." Were we to adopt a questioning stance on the whole affair, we might justifiably think the whole thing had been somehow orchestrated? Personally, I feel that the worst part of the three week lockdown has been the first two years.
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  441. Wallpaper. All of it.
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  442. Never mind all that. Where's Billy?
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  443. I didn't take up smoking until they banned it in pubs.
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  444. 1. Double-jointed 2. A flat-topped head to rest beer on 3. The ability to breather through her ears
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  445.  @kieronshepherd4445  Dial it back a bit mate. Not patronising anyone. It's a lesson best learned when young that's all.
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  446. All of this information comes to you direct from the world-wide nerve centre, in the Professor's spare bedroom in deepest Surbitonia and so can be taken as rock-solid, accurate truth.
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  447. Blocco A Spirale Because they are sociopaths.
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  448. Walport is just one more BigPharma mouthpiece posing as a voice of reason.
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  449. Darkwintre Yes, all of that should have been done in June.
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  450. It's now a pretty good rule of thumb that if JP Morgan appears to lean one way, it's best to go the other.
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  451. diesel92kj1 That's because he is being told what he must do, by communists. They go by the name of SAGE, and it's entirely within his power to listen to them or to take advice from elsewhere. Remember, he was voted into power by people who were expecting a Conservative.
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  452. I tried telling anyone that would listen, right from the first week of lockdown here in UK, that we had a choice: we could break out of this stranglehold on trade; or we must prepare ourselves for life under totalitarian, collectivist rule and a life of abject misery.
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  453. This is basically a choice we have to make: freedom and individual rights; or communism.
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  454. 'What do you need....?' What she needs is for the government and the media and in her case her stupid relatives to stop bombarding her with needlessly overblown, alarmist messages.
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  455. Labour's story is the WEF's story, as was the Tories' story. Vote whichever way you want - you've got WEF.
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  456. Johnson is not toast. He is lard.
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  457. It is distressing to hear these two fair-minded men, along with so many others of similar status, who are 'of' the West and so can only refer habitually to the 'us' and 'we' that they recognise as their own - yet they speak, as it were, somehow outside of and not part of what that West is doing. They find themselves - both former holders of high office - totally disenfranchised to the same degree as do hundreds of millions of ordinary people of what we have in the past known as 'the West' but is no more. We are truly in the grip of the most evil, powerful, underhand regime.
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  458. The unions have been major players throughout this, exerting pressure wherever they can, to keep lockdowns. This is just one more of their wrecking initiatives.
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  459. SiVis Pacem You really think that they will take their grip off the throat of small/medium businesses? Their MSM mouthpieces talk freely of 'opening-up' and 'recovery', but why would they stop what they started without completing the job? Just look at the walking videos right here on Youtube, of New York, Chicago, London, Paris etc: do they look like they're opening up their bars, restaurants and offices to the now zombified, masked people?
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  460.    My guess is she wants you to wake up.
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  461. I get it: in Spring they run out of bodies so things get a bit dull. So the skill here is in scaring people with stories of exotic 'variants' all Summer; then come October we get back into it and go downtown Covid all over again!
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  462. Can't afford food but loves his baccy!
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  463. Well, she's come a long way. Before she took the advanced course in utter bullshit, she spoke occasional sense.
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  464. 'Vaccine reluctance'. Well there are 30 people in Norway who were perfectly happy to be experimented on this week. They're all now dead. But it's apparently no big deal as they were all elderly people 'who were near death anyway'. Strange that the mantra of 'saving Granny' which has underpinned so much of the lockdown that is exterminating the economy; is casually jettisoned when we have a vaccine to enforce on the public.
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  465. All imperialist roads lead to London.
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  466. I think that in truth, more than 22% are unhappy, but they just don't want to appear to have that so-unattractive trait: a negative disposition. Actually, British youth have the edge over their 'more contented' European counterparts, in that so many of them have seen/are seeing the truth of the dire prospects they are faced with. The truth is that the UK government is solidly not on the side of any of its people, and this is the case with most of the other European governments, run as they are by globalists, to whom the whole notion of 'our people' is alien and to be extinguished, at any cost. Our rulers have come to revile humans. British youth are increasingly aware that they are being ruled by people who despise them. Young Germans, French, Italians etc, need to wise-up to their reality.
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  467. No problem now with losing friends. I thought they were all responsible, well-meaning and would stand up to intimidation. Lockdown proved them to be pathetic, self-centred weaklings, willing to let the government destroy everything, leaving their children and mine an authoritarian hell-hole devoid of joy. I'm perfectly happy not seeing any of them ever again.
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  468.  @gsvenddal728  There are many NATO troops in Europe that are not European troops. They are American.
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  469. The point of Truss is the same as was the point of Johnson, and will be the point of Starmer: keep the people occupied with nonsense while their economy is flattened and they are transformed into serfs.
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  470. Peter this is a fantastic piece of work, thanks for making it available. You picked a great character to talk with too - very interesting bloke. So good to see that the city is returning. Thank goodness you and Frank shook hands and didn't do that dreadful elbow jab. Great also, that people are beginning to ditch the face masks. I've never been to NY and was looking forward to doing that very thing this year when the whole shutdown happened. Yes, we all thought the worst at the beginning but we need to get back to how things were now, and the masks and restrictions are sending entirely the wrong signals. 'New normal'? No thanks. Liked and subscribed mate, thanks again.
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  471. This is a warm-up run.
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  472. That muppet at 0:16. He's walked into the room, passed people to do so, probably spoke to exchange greetings. Then he sits down. All of this without a mask. Then he prepares himself for when the cameras are on him, by donning his designer mask to look the part of someone who is in danger from the bubonic plague. As Gerald Celente keeps reminding us: "They're making all this crap up"
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  473. How can we be surprised that we are heading toward communism, when we have communists in SAGE?
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  474. Have the people at The Spectator lost the plot - or are they in on it?
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  475. The Spectator has spent a whole year plying the lockdown narrative trade. Why change now?
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  476.  @user-ic7mv6bj4w  Bad as it was, the Agent Orange episode was one operation in one area of the world. The covid crime has been perpetrated upon the globe.
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  477. 'The scientists'. Who selected which scientists; also, why, after they have given so much misleading information, are they not replaced or at least augmented by wider scientific advice?
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  478. Dear Governor DeSantis Thank you so much for having the backbone to stand up against tyranny. Oh and by the way, would it be OK for me to claim political asylum in Florida please. I'm in UK and want to leave. Yours sincerely Edward McLaughlin
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  479. Jy Very good!
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  480. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER..... Shawn Stephens
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  481.  @Sebastiantoniu  Russia had a peace agreement all sorted with Ukraine in April 2022. It was scuppered by Boris Johnson's visit at the behest of Washington. Explain that please?
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  482. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  483. I'm in UK. Much quicker to list the countries I can still visit. None. Not even allowed to visit my Daughter in Glasgow. Turns out totalitarianism isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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  484. This level of funny money is now just too daft to laugh at.
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  485. The surprise is that Biden has been allowed to stand in Komrad Kamala's way as long as this.
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  486. Mr Tugendhat is a career wind-watcher. A core remainer, a Bilderberg acolyte and one of the infamous three who threw Sir Roger Scruton under the bus, as a virtue-signalling response to George Easton's hit piece. ( Full apology was later given by that publication, Easton suspended/demoted; later, when all had died-down, in true New Statesman style, re-instated and then promoted.) Scruton was eventually returned to his post when Tugendhat & Co had been made to recognise the degree of injustice wrought by the gross misrepresentation evident in Eaton's execrable piece. Mr Tugendhat's strong points would appear to lie outside the ambit of detailed analysis and sound judgment; yet here he is, being consulted on matters of global importance - opining with practised aplomb, as though he knew a damned thing about the situation.
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  487. The police were later 'nice'? I wonder what her small child will remember about this? She also states the police said they weren't happy about having to arrest her. So why do it? Meanwhile, anyone up for a BLM protest?
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  488.  @juliethurner4099  I am neither a pedant nor am I English. I am an English speaker who is aware that in every word written there is essentially, the opportunity, through lack of attention to detail, to convey the wrong meaning. Whenever I see an instance of such, I inform the writer in a constructive manner, of their slip-up.
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  489. No apologies whatsoever for making the same glib comment. 'Meanwhile, in Sweden.'
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  490. No pint, school, job or football match are the least of our problems. The jabs are killing and will kill more. If you refuse the jab, they will kill you.
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  491. Pete Ashford Is where we're at - cancel culture doing what it does!  btw, I just looked at Keynes wiki p and was interested to learn of his Bloomsbury links - so much of our current problems stem from their line of thought in my view. A touch of irony in a quotation of him just before he died: "I find myself more and more relying for a solution of our problems on the invisible hand which I tried to eject from economic thinking years ago." Maybe the macro-economic practitioners of our time should - as it looks he was ready to come round to doing - be more open to the changing of minds in changed circumstances?
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  492. Long on Lead.
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  493.  @heinrichkleist3473  No I didn't. Did you imagine that I had?
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  494. It's over Mr Burns. It was good while it lasted, but it's done. I'm not anti-US but something has gone seriously awry here of late. There certainly is a way for the US and its followers to be a positive part of the future - but this that we are witnessing, presided over by you and your coterie, isn't it. This is the way to great suffering and loss. Please find a better path than this.
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  495. Ijansick I see him in precisely the same way. He can't see, from his cosseted envirnment, how things have changed. He will get such a shock.
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  496. What? Not enough shovels?
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  497. Ah well, at least there's Christmas and Hogmanay to look forward to! .....Oh.......just hang on a minute..........
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  498. john Do yourself a favour: turn off the TV and do some research.
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  499. Bless him. Let's Go Tarquin.
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  500. Matthew Bowen Until such time as people give houses away for free so I don't need to get a loan/mortgage; and the property tax is abolished, I'll just pay off the loan and pay my taxes. I own my property for as long as I do that, and that was the agreement when I bought. Not perfect - just way better than the alternative that looks to be taking shape, ie abolishing property ownership by ordinary people.
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  501. "Especially loved by the working class" (populist); famously rejected the global jab. Suddenly dead.
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  502. Gates' parents were leading figures in the eugenics movement and Gates himself has spoken freely of the need to reduce the population. He is also a massive shareholder in pharmaceuticals. Natural immunity pays him no dividend. People dying is, to him, the jettisoning of so much excess luggage.
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  503. Never worn one since I did my research to find they don't stop viral transmission. Anyone who challenges me as I walk into the supermarket, I just ask them if they'd like to come to an agreement: I'll pretend that the mask they are wearing does a damned thing other than keep the doom narrative alive; if they'll pretend I'm wearing a mask.
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  504. The people who made the Great Barrington Declaration are all qualified to give us their word. They did and it was either vilified by the MSM and politicians; or simply ignored and neglected. Yet here we are, with a corny actor telling people how things are to be.
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  505. "...they accept Putin's narrative on what this war is all about..." Might it be fair to give the viewers and idea of that narrative so that they can weigh-up the situation?
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  506.  @ladylibra4  Clever little virus came along right on cue eh?
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  507. Philip Ingram has been very useful throughout the Ukraine conflict. Whatever he states can be taken as a description of the exact opposite of the actual situation. Alex Phillips is just voluble and dim.
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  508. It would make a lot of sense to have Mr Furedi's name appear somewhere in either the title or the notes. There are many who like to follow him.
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  509. Dean Ford The first step was taken in March 2020 when BlowJob locked-down the nation and set the behavioural psychologist sociopaths on their mission to traumatise their unsuspecting public.
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  510. Answer: because he knows it is unattainable. How else is the economy to be tanked?
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  511.  @rob338  So how did we get here? 500 million years of survival without vaccines due to our natural ability to develop immunity is ignored is it? All for a middle-ranking corona virus?
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  512.  @johnhamblett7920  Is that your answer to any view that opposes yours?
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  513.  @shaheenbeeharry7449  It's natural to want to perpetuate one's own culture. You can't do that with the children of another one.
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  514. That leaves a massive majority of Tory MPs who presumably are happy with this dreadful slide into surveillance society.
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  515. Really handy that 'the pandemic' should come along just a few months before the WEF's carefully produced video pronouncing such momentous moves? Then again, conspiracies just don't actually happen do they?
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  516. What a grip the pantomime retains on some people.
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  517. The bloodiest battle ever fought in Britain..........so far.
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  518. "Paycheck fairness"? What, as in actually working again?
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  519. ThomasKing Your experience is similar to mine. Could I ask what it was, at what stage did you see through the lie?
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  520. "Cases": people who don't know and never will know they are infected unless they are told. We used to call them 'healthy people'. This site is an agent for the eternal doom narrative.
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  521. Voting is the adult version of writing a letter to Santa.
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  522. If that is an accurate figure: that only 30 or 40 Tory MPs are really annoyed by these restrictions - then we are truly without hope of Parliament ever putting things right.
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  523. How clear can it get: the small/medium business sector is being bled dry.
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  524. A very mealy-mouthed response.
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  525.  @Nick7901962  I don't need it. I have natural immunity.
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  526. Did someone let loose a fruitsome flabby woof-woof @1:08?
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  527. Looking forward to the next talkRADIO straw poll: "Which is the bigger scam: 1. The pandemic; 2. Climate change?
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  528. Indeed. Just imagine if we had bothered to go outside "The Science" to consult the wider scientists and medical practitioners that Sweden did! Just look at how the population of Sweden was decimated while we saved so many more than they did!
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  529.  @zocialix  Another pimply Pol Pot Noodle fanatic chirrups.
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  530. Pensioners' left freezing while the money keeps flowing to Ukraine.
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  531. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  532. The destruction of all western economies is now clearly the objective.
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  533.  Jacob L  Which lives? The 36,000 who have died so far, in their homes because they could not or were too scared to get treatment in hospital? Tell us more about these saved lives?
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  534. "Baaaaaaa. Baaaaaaah. Which gate was it? Baaaaaaah. Baaaaaaaaah. Ooh look they're opening up the big sliding door to let us in! Baaaaaaaah"
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  535. When this man uses the word 'tense' to describe Ukraine's situation, he is avoiding the use of more accurate terms.
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  536. A young woman is murdered; her family shattered, and the first two comments here are straight in with hatred and disrespect. What on earth is happening to people?
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  537. Ordered a big donut stone for the wife. Her little eyes will light up! Seriously though, this is great education. You are a gifted teacher/presenter, and thank you.
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  538. I didn't become heavily reliant on alcohol until the pubs were closed down.
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  539. Imagine a Chinese military aircraft patrolling around Nova Scotia.
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  540. David Smith Never forget what they are doing mate. This is suspension, not termination.
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  541. samantha law Sorry to hear that. Surely you can sue them?
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  542.  @ExpendableRedshirt  Lockdown kills more than any virus. It's doing that right now. Masks are totally ineffective in stopping viral transmission. Masks are the badge of compliance with the doom cult that carries lockdown along. Do some research and stop listening to the MSM
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  543. The masks never did do a thing to prevent any spread of any virus. The masks did a great job - and evidently, are still doing it in some places - of advertising the message that 'death is all around us waiting to leap from you to me, me to you'. I never wore one throughout, here in UK. Went to the supermarket every week and was challenged only twice with offers of a free mask. A polite 'No thank you' is all I needed to say.
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  544. John Smith They're installing a new slave trade right now mate. New World Order coming to a street near you.
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  545. Christina Burford You're a long time dead love. This is a virus like the flu. Get over it and start your life again or you'll be sorry.
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  546. Aaaah yes.......the 'surveillance' urge.
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  547.  @MrNovember41  UK referendum votes in and is immediately acted upon. UK referendum votes out and is thwarted by parliamentary and judicial wrangling. Clear-cut case of the EU one way ratchet in action.
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  548. The warnings from relatives were discarded by social services officers, on the grounds that it was all down to prejudice on the part of the relatives towards the Mother's new female partner.
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  549.  @sugarsore  OK mate, I'll concede that point. I'll use the word 'miniscule'. Is that the sum of your argument?
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  550.  @kaidevir  There are many in the UK who do not support what is being done.
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  551. Now shut down with all its 11,000 construction jobs. Nice one Uncle Joe!
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  552. There is always another Merkel to fill the post. The EU has boxes of them to call on. The fight never ends.
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  553. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  554. I went to Grammar School in 1970. Some classmates: Matwiejczyk, Kowalczyk, Miziaczyk, Tymcyczyn, Polechonski and more. I'd estimate a third of my classmates were either Polish, Ukrainian, Latvian, Italian. All before the EU. Margaret and the Guardian need to calm down and get on with life. We've left the EU and nothing will change in Margaret's situation. Project fear looked dodgy prior to our leaving; it looks pathetic now.
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  555. Engineered crisis after engineered crisis. No justification for any shortages.
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  556. DigitalAura We are still very much in the midst of it, and despite the air of recovery that is being cast about, we should not look forward to any kind of lasting relief from the disgraceful treatment we have been dealt.
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  557. The difference between Keynesian economics and Austrian economics: Keynesian economics is what is covered in the colleges and universities. Austrian economics is what has been systematically excluded from the academy.
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  558. "The Spectator's crack team." This explains much.
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  559. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER......
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  560. And still, so many people expecting 'the vaccine' to end all of this. In reality, the small/medium business stratum is being systematically taken down so that the workforce is weaned-off free enterprise and onto the welfare state and its eventual globalist, socialist endgame that will eradicate all notion of democratic accountability.
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  561. The UK will be locked down again this winter. The job of strangling the small/medium business sector to death, needs to be completed.
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  562. The lady at 1:33 to 1:44 gives us the Momentum message very clearly. Did she and they think we were going to fall for that? There's Labour's worst election result since 1935, right there.
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  563. It's a simple choice: we either make our own new generation or it will be brought in by ever larger boats.
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  564.  @anthonyhughes2402  Well, exactly. As in, why would an advisory body comprised at least in part by communists, not be inclined to err on the side which prohibits the freedom of free traders to trade?
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  565. David Rogers Webb deserves a mention in this.
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  566. Most of the world's leaders are fucking jokes themselves.
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  567.  @chicotthejester9341  My pity turned to despise a while back.
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  568. The main worry is that this has taken all attention from the way that governments around the world have now got even more cover to get on with their WEF plans.
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  569. It's not so much that I don't like paying tax; I just prefer to use my cash to pay for stuff I like to own, stuff I like to do, places I like to go. My reluctance is made stronger when I witness what the various governments do with my money. I'm not keen on bunging £billions of weaponry to the likes of Zelensky, to give just one example. The Bank of England has been leeching from the product of our labours since its inception - that leeching was the reason for its imposition. Just like its offspring, the Federal Reserve, it is the means by which usury is practised in order to extort the maximum wealth it can from those who do the work, and to shunt that wealth to a tiny clique. It has been this way for so long now as to appear the natural way of things. It is nothing of the sort and we could and should do away with it. Within five years we would see huge improvements to not only our living standards, but our whole way of life.
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  570. She is unhinged and quite scary. On many points here she shows she is not dealing with fact, but shaping events to her needs.
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  571. Haven't we had more than enough lectures from London by now?
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  572. I go to Morrison's every week. Never worn a mask, never been challenged. Not exempt, I just don't recognise the law.
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  573. The agenda becomes clearer. Right now the game is to keep thing looking as normal as possible, whilst actually continuing to make things as difficult as possible for small/medium businesses. Trade is to be crushed because making money is power. They want all the power. For the greater good, you understand.
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  574.  @_banja  When the shelves are empty and the furlough is ended, someone is going to want the contents of your fridge.
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  575.  @elfboy29  In your addled opinion.
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  576. Ruth Y Planned. All of it.
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  577. When did an assassin last heal his victim? When did his purple suited 'assistant' not step in to finish the job?
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  578. Lenin understood that it's not your numbers that matter. It's not popular support that matters. You just paralyse the country by occupying the key positions; and then you take over.
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  579.  A M  Britain colonised large tracts of the globe, but not near the figure you quote. Further, had it 'invaded' the whole planet, it could have done that without being multicultural, so the logic you seem to be implying is misguided. You final speculation is also flawed, as the British culture was not multicultural in the modern sense.
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  580. For the umpteenth time here on talkRADIO, why have you not been listening to Susan Michie of SAGE, who stated clearly months ago that we cannot lift lockdown until we have a zero infection rate? She was being honest - that is what the aim is. If this station were really serious about highlighting the damage done by this lockdown, then they would, as I have repeatedly suggested to them, that they instal a backdrop display in the studio which gives a visible running tally of the businesses we have lost AND the escalating suicide rate. But they're not serious are they? All they are there to do is to provide a smokescreen: a virtual voice of dissent that just fills the days as we plod along towards oblivion.
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  581. Phew, just in time! Something for Times Radio to pivot to, to save it from having to show its viewers just how much BS they have been spouting about Russian shovel-wielders this past two years.
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  582. Marcfj Coming soon to a street near you.
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  583.  @SteveBoyer10  Precious metal. Physical. Split into lots and buried.
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  584. So this is how the much-vaunted 'post-cov id economic boom' is to work then: millions of people sat watching netflix all day and getting paid for it; using that money to pay rent and buy burgers and bitcoin? All those years our parents wasted going out to work and paying tax eh?
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  585.  @flankspeed  If Swinson had gotten power, she would have denied the democratic vote. That's fascist.
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  586. debbie c clark If you voted, you chose which liar you wanted to be ruled by.
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  587. If the Fat Controller pitched-up tomorrow evening to announce that from next Tuesday, everyone entering a shop or other communal place, must hop on their left leg to flatten the curve and save grannie, I'm sure lots of people would do it.
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  588. The figures used are all out there. How you supposing to refute it?
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  589. Once again, so very enlightening. Great work, thanks.
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  590. Well that's now the law of the land. Next step is to extend this to all pubs, restaurants etc. They wouldn't do that would they?
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  591. It hits people the same as a bad flu. Flu kills tens of thousands of people every year just in the UK.
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  592. Unmuzzled but still in the pound.
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  593.  Harry Denny  You're good at what you do mate. You know better than Nobel Prize winner Prof Michael Levitt, Prof' Carl Heneghan, Prof' Sunetra Gupta, Prof' Karol Sikora and many more. Have you thought of taking this science thing up?
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  594.  @MrNovember41  And yet, the referendum of 1975 which kept us in the EEC that Heath had signed up for already, was adopted without question, immediately. Funny that.
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  595. Bill Brockman The war in your head is a very different war from the one actually being fought.
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  596. It's not science that's the problem. It's the one-dimensional science of a SAGE that is infested with communists. There's the problem. Who selected the members of SAGE?
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  597. The people who used the Dominion software to get what they wanted in 2020, will have had four years to get their shit together. I don't hold out much hope for any ballot boxes in the future.
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  598. Good news Joe is that the Fed' is working on the hunter-gatherer thing. Grandad told me years ago, that seagull isn't great. It kept him and the family going though, during one of the bankers' former tinkerings.
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  599. If anyone could forward Mike Parry's drug dealer's mobile number I'd be most grateful.
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  600. Unboxing on Couch Two reasons: 1 The banks are manipulating 2 Most people are thick as pigshit
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  601. Ian McNulty Don't fall for the buffoon act. He knows precisely what he is doing.
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  602. You got Showaddywaddy albums in the attic haven't you Neil?
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  603. The White House looks more of a train wreck with each passing day.
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  604. Kathryn Wilson You're not. It won't. You voted for authoritarians and that's what you're going to get. They have this thing that keeps people locked down so why would they let the news tell you anything that slackens their grip on you all? The bright side is you're not alone. The whole of the western democracies will need to shut up and stay in and watch telly until the economy is killed off and you have to rely on their aid. For everything.
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  605. "Lockdowns do one thing only: they make poor people poorer" World Health Organisation's David Nabarro.
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  606. Yet more flab from GoBshiteNews.
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  607. Millions of years of the development of human natural immunity totally discounted by two of the greatest social commentators of our day. Persuaded by a bunch of immaculately suited barrow-boys, to put their trust in the jab. Dear God help us.
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  608. My hunchonomics sensor tells me we're being royally rogered.
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  609. What is crucial as to whether we get out of this 'pandemic' is for people to wake the fuck up, get back to work and to having a life. Just do that and the lot of it falls.
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  610. I have never agreed to comply with any tax law. My agreement was not needed - the law was passed without my say. If the law demands that I 'manage' their money until I have to hand it over - for their having done nothing in return - then I am forced to do so. Not any part of this is by agreement.
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  611. Speeded this up to max so I could catch before I had to leave. Made no difference to Billy.
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  612. That Government promise. Everyone can rest assured that if you go to the Government and present a piece of paper that has lost over 93% of its value since 1971, they will give you a fresh piece of paper that has been degraded to exactly the same degree.
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  613. Another highly enlightening look at what's going on. (The 'The Death of Inflation' author btw, is Roger Bootle)
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  614. Let's all hope that Mr Frisby is right and that crypto does establish itself as the way to store the proceeds of our past labour, safe from the plundering of central banks' inflation policies.
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  615.  Gavin Lisle  Sounds like you don't know what you're talking about mate. What does any of that mean?
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  616. Look on the bright side: no Billy Smart's Circus.
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  617. Yorkshire. All else is wind and piss.
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  618. When does it get through to people: vote socialist and you get socialism.
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  619. And Dominion shall have no death.
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  620. It's January. It's Scotland. Reporter briefs us on the dire weather conditions that merit the introduction of a new word. While he speaks to camera, traffic tyres plough through shallow slush and behind his uncovered head the odd speck of snow lands on top of a one inch layer. Studio presenter shows concern for his welfare. What is happening to these people?
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  621. First day of lockdown: "We must stay in our homes, work at home, close all shops and places of social gathering for 3 weeks to flatten the curve" One week later: "We can never return to the way we lived. We must have a new normal." That was the alarm bell rung and since then, every new lie has rung it again; why have so many still not seen through the deceit? How do so many still not see that this never was and still isn't about health but about power and theft?
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  622. Enjoy your break in what looks a beautiful place. I'd be interested to hear your views on the recent reports of huge gold strikes in Uganda and, I think, Congo. Caused just one of my eyebrows to raise - what, with all the shenanigans we are seeing danced before us.
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  623. "No jab, no opportunity to pay £9,000 per year to be taught by zoom in your exorbitantly priced, blockaded campus room."
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  624. How did the majority of the people of the US vote for this dreadful pair? (Answer: they didn't)
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  625. The Times and The Sunday Times needs to stop this nonsense immediately. Alternatively, they can carry-on as they are, making themselves look stupid.
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  626. '' ...we saw it [lockdown] working when there was (sic) high cases in Italy..." Which of course is now entirely free of infection. What an idiot this man is.
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  627. 'Tougher action'? They are powerless. All this is bollocks, like everything else the BBC tries to push.
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  628. How many times does this government have to signal its intentions and its true aim, before we cotton-on to the fact that they want rid of hospitality? In the world they are striving to create, there is to be no room for human togetherness, warmth, fun and joy. How can this not be obvious by this stage?
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  629. Let's look on the bright side: obesity will be a thing of the past!
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  630. Gailileo They're finally starting to wake up then?
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  631. What a wet lettuce this bloke is.
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  632. kudos We're looking at around 350,000 Ukrainian lives 'not saved' so far. How many more would you like?
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  633. Minky But you're not them. You're a sponge who soaks up all the BS that the MSM are pushing.
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  634. The locking-up of perfectly healthy people makes perfect tactical sense in two directions: the people are further harassed into thinking that foreign travel is just not worth it; and the economy can be further hamstrung by the non-availability of workers. Our so called 'Freedom Day' is being very carefully managed so as to embed the idea of doom narrative "despite the government's desire to get back to normal". There is still a long way to go - the small/medium business sector still shows disturbing signs of resilience which must be overcome. They must be demolished so that Boris can Build Back Better as part of the project he is fully signed up to complete.
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  635. When are people going to give themselves a slap and wake up to the fact that this viral outbreak that comes in at 8th of the last 27 years of viral excess fatalities, is virtually finished; the 'pandemic' peaked back in April/May. If we don't do something very, very quickly, then we will have no economy to go back to. Our means of survival, our society, our way of life is being destroyed by the people who have worked themselves into positions of power. Wake up or prepare yourself for totalitarian rule. For ever.
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  636. Keir Stürmer would change Britain into a vassal state, ruled by anonymous technocrats and financiers and populated by penniless, disenfranchised slaves. His problem is that the Tories are already in there doing that job.
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  637. We all knew, didn't we, that this was coming. Thin end of the wedge, eventually to lead to the second cancelled Christmas. Pubs and restaurants, together with all the spin-off business, will be smacked-down again, stopped from earning during the best period of the year. This is, and was from the outset when it was planned, all about strangling the small/medium business sectors so that the big concerns can take it all. This was only possible because people went along with what they thought was good for the community. They wore the masks and they got the jabs; and look where it all got them.
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  638. What was the total all-cause death toll that day in UK? This is the MSM ramping up its barrage.
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  639. No 'interference' whatsoever from the West, right?
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  640. Tim Martin For 10 years he has been right. Buy gold.
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  641. Is this lump of lard supposed to be part of an opposition? An opposition that has supported every draconian measure by which we find ourselves now entangled and constrained?
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  642. P L A N D E M I C
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  643. Might be a good idea not to get too proud about where we are right now. Do these two honestly think that our tyrants are not going to follow suit? October is the fall month. Buckle-up.
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  644. Krugman's whole demeanour is one of controlled desperation. As if trying not to run out of the bullshit that used to hold things together, and now isn't.
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  645. When will it finally dawn on people like Kate Stewart that their continued desperation is what this lockdown is all about? Lockdown is not in place to save lives - because the science says it doesn't do that. Lockdown is in place and will be kept in place until Kate and all like her, who run small/medium businesses cannot carry on. Every day of lockdown brings more closed businesses, more people put on to welfare. I phoned talkRADIO some months ago, suggesting a state-of-play board as a backdrop to the presenters, showing the daily figures for such so that we might have a balance to all the spurious figures pushed at us daily regarding 'covid deaths'. As can be seen, that went down like a lead fart.
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  646. There is maneco64 and there is Ivor Cummins. I still retain hope.
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  647. How long is it going to take for a talkRADIO presenter to invite someone who talks not just with concern at the supposed ineptness of the current leadership; but more pointedly at the increasingly likely proposition that all of this is not down to ineptness at all? That this is all being done with clear purpose? It is my view that the main task of our government is to destroy our economy to that point at which our currency is worthless and control must be handed to......shall we say, 'a higher authority'?
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  648. The first day of making kids wear doom narrative chin-hammocks, is a day longer than necessary. This is a perfect opportunity to break the 'guidelines' by mass non-compliance.
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  649. "...will 'freedom day' be delayed?" Only three things could explain such a question: crack cocaine; a massive brown envelope; or ideologically-driven, well-crafted duplicity.
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  650. I have to confess, I cracked-up some days ago now. Feel somehow cleansed.
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  651. Cost Fan Tutte Is there no group legal action being pursued? Surely there are interested parties who would be able to help?
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  652.  @thelondonlife3225  Any man who didn't appreciate those pins is in a sad state.
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  653. Please wake up. There is no going back. Klaus Schwab is not going to let this 'opportunity' pass by.
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  654. plerpplerp Thank goodness Labour are here to put things right eh?
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  655. As much as we might insist that we should expunge all vices, there are some times in nearly all our lives, when we do things we maybe should not. In fact, transgressions are a form of safety valve. There was a time in the US, when to go out and drink whiskey was considered a vice, a crime. We need vices - not just personally - society needs vice. Some people need alcohol, some need drugs. Some need to pay for sex. Some people need to gamble. All such things would be extinguished by CBDCs. More innocently, how would I throw a couple of quid into a busker's hat? How would I let my children have a little something to spend on their kids?  Another point is that we would abolish the black market. Yes I know it's supposed to be bad, but it isn't. The black market lets things get done that wouldn't get done were we to have CBDCs. So many small and struggling tradesmen can only live by doing a few cash jobs. If the cash goes, that's a whole swathe of trade gone - little jobs not done. Beyond all of that, CBDCs are slavery. We cannot let them do that to our kids.
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  656. He's right. There's only so long a nation can live off the work that was done in the past.
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  657.  @laxeystu8096  Why would lockdowns not still be in place in a year's time? The real science shows that lockdowns don't work as a means of long term viral outbreak management; that's why the WHO and all the world's medical/scientific authorities did not advocate its use....until 2020. Your gut instinct that lockdowns save lives is simply wrong. Don't trust my word on this as I'm not an expert - trust Prof's Jay Battacharya; Sunetra Gupta; Michael Levitt; Carl Heneghan; Mike Yeadon; John Ionaiddis; Martin Kulldorff and many more.
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  658.  @kieronshepherd4445  Have a lovely life Kieron.
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  659. Incredible composure of that man, up against a lying and completely inadequate interrogator. That false video claim was the work of an idiot. The failed logic, to someone who knew he was innocent, meant he knew from that point he was being handled by an idiot. The compo' he received was also far short of what he should have received.
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  660.  @tiff1277  How do you know he didn't do his apprenticeship and that's how he got onto 40grand?
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  661. Well this has to be on the list now; and so, in ascending order: 4 "Yes the sleeves will ride up with wear Sir" 3 "One careful owner" 2 '"Of course I won't come in your mouth" 1 "There's not going to be another lockdown".
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  662.  @GlobalFreeLiving  I'm heartened by your stand. So much so that I'd like to buy you a drink tonight in the pub. Oops scrub that, we'll go to the restaurant. Oh dear, we are not allowed that freedom either.
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  663. Our vote to leave the EU was at its base a rejection of the fact that our sovereignty had been gradually worn away, leaving our national decision-making process in the hands of people for whom we had not voted, and in most cases, we did not even know. It took four years and more, of political can-kicking, to have the 2016 result even recognised, much less finalised. Then the scamdemic and the realisation that we are being played by the same people; and moreover, that the external impositions on our national decision-making come from ever more-distant powers. The term 'badly' doesn't even get near the anger that is built-up.
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  664. Sorry for your loss. When Boris warned that 'every family will lose a loved one' we all thought it was a warning of the virus. In truth the lockdowns are taking a dreadful toll. In my circle, no virus deaths or even severe illness; but 3 suicides and now 3 cancers discovered late stage.
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  665.  @jeddles2710  There must be many people working in the NHS who know what is going on and do not call it out. As such they are not incompetent, they are willing colluders in what is clearly a wicked and calculating project.
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  666. And all of this criminal, murderous lockdown is being kept in place so that Klaus's plan can be brought nearer.
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  667. Delingpole is right, on all of it. Further, Julia displays the very attitude that is allowing the government to destroy the nation: she speaks of the wearing of masks and 'social distancing' as though they were the socially responsible things to do. How is it socially responsible to do any of this stuff when what we need is for people to meet the virus and deal with it and move on from it?
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  668.  @sugarsore  So what?
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  669. It's going to be even easier to get to your quarantine camp now!
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  670. paul Grow up.
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  671. The NHS will never even see over 99% of 'cases'.
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  672. CNN is the best comedy available these days. I can't wait for the plague of locusts.
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  673. Pat You're not insulated from the raging inflation. It's not beyond the imagination to foresee hyperinflation looming. Your pension would be turned to dust.
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  674.  @petermitchell6348  Nature is doing what nature does mate. Nothing of the 'climate change' lobby is going to change that one iota.
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  675. As soon as this bloke uses the phrase 'full-scale invasion of Ukraine', we know where he is coming from.
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  676. I is more educateder than him is.
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  677. Meanwhile, Sweden cracks on. No masks, no furlough, no redundancies, no draconian lockdown. But hey, John, if you've got a Youtube revenue stream to keep going.............. Any chance you can take a look at Ivor Cummins science? Get him in maybe and do an interview?
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  678. This is the most important issue in the West today. The 'movement' was started in UK in 1968 and has ramped-up ever since. The product that comes out of our education system is not educated young people; we are supplying our society every year, with people who not only have no appreciable general knowledge, but who are happy with - even proud of - that void. There is somehow a worthiness in being fick. School and college leavers are putty - many, superbly certificated putty - always available to take whatever imprint the state dictates. They are kept apart from knowledge of past events - 'history' to them is at most a potted account of Hitler's handiwork. Geography is a wasteland. They have not the slightest idea where things are happening in the World and why. Most tragically, they are given no means by which they might defend themselves against a lifetime of financial ineptness and failure - they have not a clue as to the way that banks and government are in the business of keeping them poor and how they do it. This utilisation of ignorance is planned and maintained by individuals occupying the positions of power in education departments, down through teacher training colleges to the staff-room foot soldiers.
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  679. moqensen Maybe this is one of those cases in which there actually is a difference between the anatomy such that the cutting of a foreskin is not as traumatic as the cutting of the labia?
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  680. Pande Yeah it never fails: just turn off the engine and lights, don't transmit any communications; all crew to whisper. The wall to wall radar systems and satellite coverage will never know we've even been!
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  681. Brian Lopez I'm a retired person. I never wanted any lockdown. I've paid a dreadful cost and my kids and grandkids will pay much more. Please don't put me in the same basket as the risk averse.
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  682. The next Labour government will be led by a member of the Trilateral Commission. Take a look at those people and their aims and ask yourself how business-friendly all that shit is.
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  683. Gold goes nowhere - it's the fiat currencies going to rat shit as they always do.
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  684. Would love to hear the full discussion. Went to John's website but unable to find mention of Melanie.
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  685. ArcanePath360 Notable that they have chosen not to use the fashionable "Tsar" title for such posts. In this case it would be most fitting.
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  686.  @digbydaymd3  We're already on the same track mate. I watch BBC website every morning first thing, to see what my enemy is thinking. Then straight to Youtube...Prof's Michael Levitt, Sunetra Gupta, Carl Heneghan, Jay Battacharya. I too have heard the mocking of Youtube and I just point them to the above..and more.
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  687. Maybe it's time to bring in a new arrangement nationally. From October 31st to April 1st we should all stay at home and wet the bed. For the greater good, you understand.
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  688. Blue suit, collar and tie. And white trainers. What is he, 23 years old?
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  689. Meanwhile in Florida Meanwhile in South Dakota Meanwhile in Texas Meanwhile in Sweden
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  690.  @dkcj79  I can only repeat my very genuine wishes that you beat these people and stop their dreadful plans.
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  691.  @dkcj79  Lockdown same here in UK mate. Absolutely criminal what they are doing. Very soon there will be no small/medium businesses left and all their workers will be on welfare. And for what? For a virus not too unlike the flu. None of this is good.
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  692. Gold getting really hammered today. Wish I had some cash to buy!
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  693. Working from home was NEVER 'a necessity of covid'.
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  694. I hear Ron Paul just got cancelled on Twitter.
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  695. The implicit suggestion in the very term 'smart motorways', is that the original designers of the motorway system - in making provision for emergencies by including a hard shoulder - were somehow dumb.
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  696. Contrary to a couple of other comments, I find this quite profound.
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  697. Sophia L Why must incubation be mindless?
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  698. treday1886 Don't pick up the bill mate, it's not the American people doing this.
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  699. Well, thanks to a very few astute and brave people such as Douglas Murray, we know what's being done to us. The question now must be: what can and should we do about it?
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  700. Emperor X I'm struggling to understand why you're struggling.
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  701.  @clemteetonball1250  Up to you pal. Just carry on thinking you are going to be left in business when all this lockdown starts drying up the supply chain.
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  702.  @itsmeagain7825  Bless.
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  703. PrancingPenguin '...Tories...'
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  704.  @Thomas-Bradley  I've never met them, have you?
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  705. Tried watching it last night. Lasted about four minutes. I thought I did well.
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  706. Please sort out that apostrophe in the title!!!!!!!
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  707.  @tyronebraithwaite6157  An independence that's in name only then.
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  708. Open the pubs. Now.
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  709. XjasmineuX I just googled 'covid deaths Sweden'. Where's these '60 new deaths'? You mean the Sweden that's next to Norway, right?
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  710. 1997 that's when. When Blair and his administration chose to swap the indigenous British people for the mass immigration influx that they engineered. They walked away from us - what did they expect?
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  711. The Spectator is now full-on woke bollocks.
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  712. william Yeah right. Those Russians are just not used to winter!
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  713. Poor Coventry. Survived Hitler but Boris is finishing things off.
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  714. My advice is to wear a condom always - even if it's not raining.
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  715. 'Totally free'. So my years and years of NI contributions went where then?
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  716. The comment section must be such good reading for the Sky News team with its stable of 'experts' looking more out of touch with reality by the day.
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  717.  @mc1870-  Their aggressive actions provoked the invasion. Documented fact. Try catch up.
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  718.  @EddyManfred  Had you hoped to mean something with that non-sentence?
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  719. Where did you dig up this muppet?
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  720. That refrigerator was taught a real lesson there.
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  721. Police and authorities are to advise, engage with, and educate people. This has got to be lifted from one of Orwell's essays, surely? Good God, where are we at?
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  722. The fuel price rises are just one element of what is ranged against us, and it is not temporary. Food will go the same way, to the point at which our ability to fend for ourselves is ended and we are forced to rely on state handouts. Strange that this new crisis should be upon us, right at the point at which our two year period of economic self-destruction at the hands of needless lockdown, is losing its grip. Almost as if all of this had been planned and were being managed? All of which speculation is to risk being called a conspiracy theorist, and we all know don't we that history can offer us no instances whereby men and women have gathered in secrecy to make plans with a view to gaining power over other people?  These lunatics who reckon that Davos, Blackrock, the Trilateral Commission, Central Banks, the IMF and others have decided that they can now, through technology, own everything and everyone, by destroying the economies that allow people to survive; and then stepping in to 'protect' the human race - they're just paranoid aren't they? When Uncle Klaus told us that by 2030 we would own nothing, and we would be happy - he was just having a bit of a laugh wasn't he?
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  723. Darryl Knight Longer it goes, bigger it blows.
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  724.  @Azrael1st  Come on mate, no need for that. I'm in UK and perhaps many people will hate for that, but it's not all who support what is happening. I'm sure there are many Americans just as clued-up as you and just as angry at what is being done by their government.
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  725. ""When misguided public opinion honors what is despicable and despises what is honorable, punishes virtue and rewards vice, encourages what is harmful and discourages what is useful, applauds false hood and smothers truth under indifference or insult, a nation turns its back on progress and can only be restored by the terrible lesson of catastrophe" Frederic Bastiat.
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  726. How's it going with the experimental injections then Adele?
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  727. I'm not a medical expert so I listen to medical experts. I'm informed by this, that antibodies are not the main agent in our natural immune system when dealing with viruses. T-cells are key to successful immunity.
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  728. @Mickey Mouse Thank you.
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  729. @sdrawkcabUK Please do not harm yourself my friend. I am as distraught as any over this dreadful affair, but we cannot end ourselves for this. Please stay strong and stay here to see these bastards fall.
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  730. Not a word said about natural human acquired immunity. Everything credited to 'vaccines' (Except the thousands of deaths from the jabs)
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  731. "...the best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity."
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  732.  @SlapRoundTheChops  I just hear many people so looking forward to being free of lockdown. Not happening.
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  733. Why are we still being preached at by this malcontent?
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  734.  @booshting3520  I will never vote again. Highly recommended.
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  735. The stupidity being on the part of which party here?
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  736.  @kaiserchief9319  Don't know about any of that. All I can say is he looks like he's going downhill fast lately. People living in shop doorways looking after themselves better.
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  737. My bet he's perfectly familiar with the workings of birth control, and chose the other route. It's still legal.
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  738. Quoting Neil Ferguson: "...we didn't know if we could do lockdowns." We had a pretty good idea because we had taken part in a series of training exercises from 2018 which gave us the confidence to try....if we should ever.....you know......need it at any time in the erm.....future.
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  739. "The large print giveth; the small print taketh away" Tom Waits
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  740. Trying to imagine the opposite of this exercise: a Russian destroyer bimbling around in the Solent.
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  741. As soon as any peace were secured, Ukraine would be rushed into NATO and Russia would find itself having to fight much longer and on a much wider front.
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  742. john All of which can be bought by metals.
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  743. HighlandGer On this present course and speed, your trust will not be needed. You will obey.
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  744. The Ukrainian leader needs a new T-shirt and a new script from the NATO office.
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  745. The extreme Russophobia we are witnessing was first hatched in Britain in the early 19th century. It has remained and is now very deep-seated. The globalists who have enjoyed hegemony since the break-up of the Soviet Union are the bankers whose operations are based in London and in New York. They are British and they are Americans only to the extent that they can use those national entities as vehicles by which they can enact their directives - they themselves are 'above' national allegiance. This UK/US pact has had things its own way for a long time. It is now meeting its match and it does not like it.
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  746. joseph What is it about nuclear annihilation that appeals to you?
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  747. Niall Ferguson is a bit too arch for our own good here perhaps. It's rather more important to me to look at what what is at stake here for the future of my children, than to make light of Boris's manoeuvring. We have for the first time in over four decades, seen a resistance to the federalist ratchet that is the EU project. We are witnessing its being crushed by the elite, aided by the media and the chattering classes. This is by far the most dangerous time that Britain has lived through. Neither of our 20th century wars did for us, but this one looks likely to succeed. We are about to be offered the choice between a narrow range of EU-phile parties who have not the slightest intention of letting us leave the grip of the EU. The Tory Party and all of Boris's tub-thumping, is included in that range. Boris has been put in place to Get Brexit Done-In.
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  748.  @laxeystu8096  My doctor has never worn a mask in all the time I've attended surgery. Why's that? Surgeons wear masks not to stop viral transmission but to stop physical matter falling downwards into opened patients' bodies.
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  749. Pure horseshit. The walruses falling into the sea episode has clearly shown Attenborough to be a liar.
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  750.  @JG-xi4tu  Have they told you who blew up your cheap gas supply yet?
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  751. The presenter sounds like Michael Palin acting like a presenter.
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  752.  @pixgaming6911  We don't have to do anything; the Fed is doing it for us. They're flying the dollar into the ground. Manipulate that!
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  753. paleo Meanwhile: Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria..............
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  754. Battle preparation. As at the Somme.
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  755.  @SAHBfan  Indeed. We have been/ are being scammed. A very powerful and sinister game is being played.
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  756.  @unothevibes1348  Hi mate. What you saw was the 'Brickwoods' Field Gun Competition (at least it used to be called that when I was in the HMS Mercury crew of '83) It was like a sort of junior competition to the real thing.
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  757. Kevin Andrews They are extremely competent. They are carrying out their mission most effectively.
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  758. I live in UK. Maybe it no longer qualifies as a rich country now that its economy has been intentionally choked by lockdown. But anyway, if there is a shot of vaccine being set aside for me, please let someone in a poor country have it. I don't need it as it only affects a very tiny part of the population.
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  759. Marvellous and much needed recognition of things that the British take for granted - some even, choose to wilfully undermine. Much needed as the freedoms that we have had for so long - so long in fact that they have come to be taken as the way things always are and have been - are currently under covert and determined attack and actually in the process of being rescinded.
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  760. "...a huge spike in cases and deaths..." Meanwhile, in Florida.
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  761. I stopped in May 2020. Little effect thus far.
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  762. "...and they come....from Venezuela and Honduras and Guatemala..." They're coming from far further afield. There are camps holding people from Africa and Asia; most notably, very many smartly dressed Chinese men of military fighting age.
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  763. No. Covid came to our house a couple of months ago. Four got it, all in their early 60's. Wife lost her smell and taste for a while and felt a bit weary; sister got it and had a heavy cold for a week or so. Two blokes no symptoms whatsoever. So no, we did not have a 'covid' Christmas. In fact we had a locked down Christmas, which was shite. And the best bit is that if people keep believing this nonsense about a virus that ran out of bodies so that it needed the help of all the flu deaths to make it look worth bothering about; then we stand every chance of having next Christmas under house arrest.
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  764. The Thought Police keep a photo of every person who enters this club. (Only kidding....I think)
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  765. Open the pubs. NOW.
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  766. Great interview, sensible woman. Sign the Great Barrington Declaration.........PLEASE!!
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  767.  @3phistory701  ...and then?
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  768. Hope as much as you like; Komrad Kamala and her sidekick, Bonkers Biden are fully committed to keeping the head of every small business under water until it stops its infernal free-enterprise twitching. It was never about that middle-ranking virus. This is about the taking down of all notion of free trade and self-determination.
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  769. Oh God! Cases are up! There are lots of people getting infected and they don't even know it! We're all going to die! AAAAAAARRRRRGHHHHHH!
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  770. For a professor, that's a very simplistic explanation of both central banks and of Keynesian economics.
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  771. Which is better between solar and wind? Nuclear.
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  772. Is this the bloke who battered a fox to death in his garden with a baseball bat?
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  773. He has her perfectly outlined. The real tragedy though, is that everything she is reported to have proposed, is in line with what the Fed' and the Treasury have planned and are pursuing as we speak. They couldn't have done any of this without the plandemic.
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  774. Ksenia C You seem confident of there being elections in the future?
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  775. The virus is petering-out. It's what they do.
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  776. The Western leaders all buy into the 'green agenda'. Meanwhile, China ramps up its coal-fired wattage by the week; and sends out for more rhino horn.
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  777. Dean Init How is discussion regarding a viral outbreak, in any way a forum for left/right ideology? This man is a health professional and seems to have a better handle on the Wuhan lab than most, especially as he has been there. If you are of the opinion that all discussion on this matter must include only epidemiologists you might want to question why SAGE did not have one such specialist within its ranks until we were weeks into lockdown. Not one virologist but a whole team of behavioural psychologists.
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  778. Keep on cranking out the words, Spectator. Still a way to go before the economy is trashed.
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  779. The Petrified Dollar.
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  780. Just a minor point on Piers Morgan's description of an "unusually diplomatic" Putin. Criticise Putin in whatever way you like, but Putin always seems to conduct matters in a very diplomatic manner.
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  781. In the same way that the British once held sway by having a 'fleet in being', its latent threat enough to keep enemies attentive, we now have a 'lockdown in being'. It is at 24hours readiness for sailing. Its guns kept maintained. Is SAGE still turning up for work every week by the way?
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  782. SlipnSlide And then the US did a moonlight flit from Afghanistan. 'Lend a helping hand'? Yeah right.
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  783. In the stock there is a small mirror for putting on mascara, and an eyebrow threading kit.
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  784. If you're holding a line that means you've been stopped.
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  785.  @rahulkemp8347  Well, last week's Tory landslide was the result of many tens of thousands of James Harold Wilsons leaving Labour; and in fact the toss pots in the higher party positions seem to prove you right. They don't appear to care. Maybe they are just happy being near power but still outside it?
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  786. celeste What is it about nuclear exchange that you find so attractive?
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  787. The next big players. When do we get to find out what game they are playing?
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  788. I'm an avid viewer and a big fan, but "I hate to be conspiratorial" ? Again and again, even the people who know what's going on, like Clayton Morris - they play the game. For me, I insist on being 'conspiratorial'. In fact I feel obliged to speak of the fact that conspiracies can and do operate and are in fact operating to inflict dreadful damage to billions of humans. We need to break the spell that this ridiculous phrase has cast. We have to break the embargo on the basic recognition of truth: that the world is being destroyed by a tiny number of people working in secrecy. As Gore Vidal put it: "I am not a conspiracy theorist. I am a conspiracy analyst."
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  789. Mr Calder, you must surely have realised by now what is to happen to the whole of the travel industry? Ordinary people travelling to distant places is one of the first things that must be stopped by our new masters. The airline industry is to be given up, scrapped and forgotten. The only market left for those in aircraft production will be in the military field; with a little sideline in executive jets. Got to keep Davos within reach for a few people.
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  790. Had our collective pants down, good and proper. Revenge will come.
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  791. It seems the only thing that's manufactured these days in the Western World, is fear and despondency.
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  792. And still, people scurry around trying to find the best bank/building society interest rate so as to protect their savings.
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  793.  @nettynoohawk200  Wish I'd written it myself!
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  794. Having to pull out at half a minute point - ridiculous narrator's voice.
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  795. Please stop calling the mRNA treatments 'vaccines'. This gives them an 'acceptance factor' they are not entitled to. They are administered by syringe into the upper arm and that is where the similarity ends. Once in the body, a vaccine does a very specific thing and the mRNA treatments do very different things.
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  796.  @nodrogock1765  And still: lockdowns save no lives. The overwhelming science states that. That is why even the WHO's recoginised strategy in the handling of lockdown stated, prior to 2020 rather mysteriously, that lockdown is NOT the way to go.
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  797.  @RockBrentwood  It's Harris's only and every ploy: just provide verbiage that initially touches vaguely on the question, but quickly pivot to something unrelated, usually featuring early childhood/single parent/living over a grocers' - that kind of bilge. Along with that, add a few facial acrobatic shapes. The minutes will soon be eaten-up. That there are so many people who still fall for this and have faith in any of her utter nonsense, is dispiriting to say the least.
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  798. One of these days, Fraser Nelson will jab one of his colleagues with a stick and get them to look into the destruction of our currency that has been going on for the last couple of years, while we've been encouraged to think of the common cold as being ebola. Then again, maybe more lesbian divorce trends are what we really need to know about? Martial law in Canada, anyone?
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  799.  @spinaway  You have a particular dislike of dogs and horses?
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  800. Our descent into energy shortages is entirely by design. As with....ahem.....'medical emergencies', energy shortages are looked upon by some as 'windows of opportunity...'.
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  801. "Ideas are much more dangerous than bullets. Why would I allow people to have their own ideas?" Josef Stalin.
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  802. dirface And whisky.
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  803.  @wendynicholss6886  Children's innate immune system has proved itself to be easily capable of dealing with being infected yet not affected. The virus can pass between them to no deleterious effect. Why are we even thinking of vaccinating children? Why are we treating children, who are not at risk, in the same way as we treat old people who are?
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  804. caroline stone Same here in UK. At least now, we know.
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  805. Juan out there It's called 'having a life'. You should try it because when you're dead, that lasts a long time.
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  806. AND WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE COMMON COLD.
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  807.  @SashaYanshin  For the big shut-down that will have people made ready to switch fully to give-up cash and deal only in CBDC.
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  808. Vaccine, as in, not how vaccines work - a different approach.
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  809. If anything was in place to protect us from corporate greed, it wasn't very effective was it - seeing as corporate greed has been feasting for many years now?
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  810.  @putitback4789  CBDC = Digital fiat.
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  811.  @mariogmajner6549  Funny as fuck mate. You should do stand-up.
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  812.  @lozzahips9489  Yes indeed. How many health professionals have read the Great Barrington Declaration and just chosen to keep quiet and go along with, maintain and bolster, the doom narrative?
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  813.  @PelosiStockPortfolio  Do you have a link to the location of the reserves please?
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  814. Control, control, control. When your government has been left behind in the common sense procedure of questioning WHO recommendations, then you know you're in the shit.
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  815. Britain's become a nation weaned off of work and onto the Netflix sofa. Any crisis will do, just phone in and it'll be all right; the economy will get along just fine without its workers. A bit of rain and a gale in February is enough to have us cowering in our shelters.
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  816. The Physical Silver Fox All of this, courtesy of 'the pandemic'.
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  817. India variant my arse. When we finish with that there will be a Greenland variant, a Venezuelan variant, a Tibetan variant etc etc. We need to keep the sheep pinned down while the last vestiges of our economy, our society and our freedoms are done away with.
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  818. A laugh a minute! Carry On Propagandizing!
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  819. Good to hear that phrase used here: 'post-Covid'. Now we need to get 'post-criminal lockdown'.
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  820.  @ThomasKing19933  Thanks for your reply. Again, pretty much the same as me. Just can't figure out still, why so many of my friends and family, even to this day, are still believing the narrative.
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  821.  @happyfeet4506  No need to get uppity. It just doesn't lend your comments much respect when you make such childish errors.
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  822. Hang on a minute. Isn't this the stage at which we're supposed to see the reverse? You know, the one where the goodies have been on the back foot for so long and then the baddies run out of steam and they start their losing streak? Just like El Alamein and all those cheap Hollywood action films we've been brought up to believe?
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  823. Why on earth would a man his age get a vaccine?
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  824. Superb. It is way overdue that the people were given the truth of how the banks work. Thank you for providing this.
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  825. Covid Shmovid. Time to move on.
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  826.  @balancer182  We're safe then? Until the communists of SAGE, carefully selected by a Tory PM, decide it's time to peddle the sheep some more misleading stat's; and get back to tearing down the small/medium business sector.
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  827.  @JWdesigner  Is why I don't recognise it.
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  828. After some years, I recently bumped into the man who arranged the mortgage I eventually just paid off last year. In the intervening years, we would meet now and then to get insurance sorted out or a better rate on various services; all that kind of thing. He runs a small estate agent's office and he reported business is brisk with lots of demand. Doing OK and 'looking forward to a return to normal'. As I do with most people I speak with recently, I asked him for his views on the current state of the economy. Never once have I had a reply from anyone who is in any way bothered with things as they are, but as my property-minded friend is a man of some means, I was especially interested in how he saw things. "So what's to happen with the fiat currencies?" I asked. "What's fiat currency?" Honestly. Not interested in my potted explanation either. There's where we are at: a professional in his fifties, who every day advises people on what to do with fairly large sums of money - pensions, mortgages and loans, savings etc - totally ignorant of what his 'money' is.
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  829. Bad Google You're confident that he is not lying? After all the repeated lies this government have plied us with for so long?
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  830. Tony Heller says all this is bollocks. I think he's right.
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  831. Yes, tragic isn't it, that a nation of near-on 70 millions cannot do anything to feed itself. In fact we are completely hopeless without Mother EU aren't we - and all that remainer bollocks. But the most important thing is, all of this piffle gives The Spectator and its staff another few days' excuse to leave its real job unattended - the inexorable take down of the UK economy can be carried on with not a word.
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  832. To refer to blindness is somehow wrong? I can't see that somehow.
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  833. "...lockdown kind of has worked..." Well congrat's. So where do you go from here chaps?
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  834. We're just watching our economic base being bled away in front of our eyes.
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  835. Title correction: "CNBC reporter stuck in inane question mode. Greek leader needs to move on"
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  836. Clavier Best of luck to you. Keep your eye on the way elections have been held in Western countries lately. The 'handling' of postal votes is an increasing concern. Also has France availed itself of the Dominion system that was so 'influential' in last year's US election?
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  837.  @hannahbaxter8825  Apparently not in contemporary Labour circles.
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  838. Julie Harris And now, guess what? The village is immune. Jog on.
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  839. There is no way out of this. Our so called leaders are clearly on a mission to lock down our society until the economy that feeds us all, is ruined. Why are they dong this?
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  840. Another great conversation fellas. OK, you beat me. I've been trying to identify that island on the map top left behind Dad. Stumped. Anyone?
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  841.  @EddyManfred  All you hear from what sources? Seriously, the people you listen to are the 'alter verse'.
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  842.  @scottekoontz  The crime of not even asking if any 'medical procedure' might have played a part in the astounding rise in the deaths of young, fit people from heart complications.
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  843.  @beerandrockets7526  How's the Lepard tanks doing? And the Bradleys? And the Abrams? And the Challenger IIs? And the F16s? And the Patriots? I face-down ignorant simpletons.
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  844. Allan Pape I agree that the press and government are guilty of conducting a fear campaign; but it has only worked because people are so feckless, weak and simply too lazy to do their own research.
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  845. MrMarmalizer No. Academia is now full to the brim with these fools.
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  846.  @DPest86  Florida, South Dakota, Texas.
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  847.  @meamzcs  And yet you choose to read them. That might be something you need to address.
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  848.  @meinking22  The money you refer to is actually currency. So do you regard your 'money' in the bank as a reliable store of value, when we see the consequences of inflation in the form of price rises?
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  849. The UK just ordered another 140 million doses of the jab. Looks like those who go in to get the 'booster' should save time and book their 4th, and 5th shots while they are there.
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  850. You don't even need to hear her words. The eyeballs tell the tale.
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  851. P L A N D E M I C
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  852. Every day we spend prattling about the party politics of a system that is, in clear view, democratically defunct; we lose our focus on the economic holocaust that will lead us to absolute penury.
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  853. nim These are exploratory talks. Calm down.
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  854. In a fairly recent BBC Radio 4 discussion between three women on the subject of reproduction, the phrase used by all of them to refer to the state of childlessness, was 'child-free'. Says a lot about the mindset.
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  855.  @PaballoKobe-xh9ve  Intentionality is integral to malicious acts.
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  856. Lionel Shriver voted for Biden. She sees what the Biden administration has done regarding immigration, and she deplores the situation. Yet she says she will vote for Biden again. Could anyone explain the logic here?
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  857. What the government says now is not what they will say soon.
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  858. TheDannyCPFC You can't educate pork.
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  859.  @norsenomad  So Russia is supposed to just sit on its hands an watch as Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Baltic states allow US bases right up to the border? Your previous inability or refusal to deal with the analogy I had forwarded, led me to make the remark about your level of intelligence. Prove me wrong by showing how all the moves by NATO are justified?
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  860.  @norsenomad  Who blew up Nordstream?
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  861.  @vindaloovince2194  Wow that's a good job the prop bomb has done on you mate. Firstly, the mutation thing is way overplayed. Flu', a different virus, is infamous for its propensity to mutate. Corona not so. Further: any 'mutation' is cut down by a shorter period of circulation; enabled by a prolonged period such as lockdown is designed to assure.
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  862. I want a pint of what Billy's been on.
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  863. Tim Chapman He's a great critic and analyst of trends and movements. A great mystery as to why he has said nothing about that movement that was started in March 2020 and is ongoing.
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  864. We are social animals. We need to mix with each other, physically. We need to talk in person in order to fully gauge the standing of relationships. Beyond those human needs, with very few exceptions, work is more thoroughly and speedily carried out in a place which is not home. Home is refuge from the rigour of work, and to work at home is to lose that refuge. Then there are the traders who depend on people leaving home to work. The vibrancy of a society in which people mingle and mix, meet and some eventually mate; seek out company or stumble upon unexpected relationships. It's called having a full life and a healthy society - working from home en-masse is the perfect way to shrink from, miss out on life and to bring about societal strife.
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  865. Tim Richmond Because that way would not have given the world's media the crisis they crave to keep the people occupied while the economies of the West are self-demolished.
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  866. Bit of a problem here within the first half minute: the Russians, we are told, are losing; and yet this is followed immediately with the exhortation to push back against Putin. If Russia is losing, then why does 'the international community' need to do any more than watch the Russians carry on losing?
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  867. Dee What need does a totalitarian state have for elections? Where we are headed we will all vote for the supreme leader and we will clap as he waves from his balcony.
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  868. gary w Are these the vaccinations that don't stop people catching the virus and don't stop people passing the virus? Oh, and as it's turning out, the vaccinations that don't stop infected people from needing hospital treatment?
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  869. "...she said that for over an hour and I hung up"
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  870. htidye Well done. You are not alone.
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  871. I see. So the answer is for me to sell my car, never travel on a plane, live through winter without a boiler, and stop eating bacon sandwiches...oh, and tell my kids to never have kids of their own. Meanwhile, China cracks on building a new coal-fired power station every week and Africa's baby production goes through the roof.
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  872. We are in the grip of people whose whole mindset is stuck in Keynes mode. I'm pretty sure that Keynes would in today's circumstances - much changed from those pertaining when he propounded his tenets - shake his head at the blind adherence to obsolescence.
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  873.  @ycymrobach9012  There's part of the genius of this whole scheme: increasingly the fact that they have been taken for fools will dawn internally; yet they will have invested so much of themselves in the doom narrative that they will not be able to face their dreadful stupidity and so will defend it to the last.
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  874. Having been central to this, what is a catastrophe for Ukraine; Nuland now decides to step down.
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  875. Started work in 1973. Paid NI contributions from then and it was a deal between me and HM Gov: you pay in each week and when you get to 65, we pay you a pension. Short while before I was 65, I got a letter from HM Gov telling me that although I had paid all my contributions, the deal was off and I would have to wait until age 66 to start being paid. Roughly £8,000 of my money was stolen just like that. Worse for my wife. Similar arrangement but she was told she could get paid her pension at age 60 but now has to work until she is 66 and a half. So that's £52,000 that HM Gov stole from her. We are worse off as a couple by around £60,000. How come we let them get away with this? Don't offer the argument about 'changing demographics'; there are offices in Whitehall stuffed with very savvy people who knew this was coming.
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  876. £895 billion, injected into the currency pool, diluting every prior-existing £. So my wages in 2008 and any savings I had, were reduced in buying power by this action; and the money-printing goes on to this day. The stealthiest tax ever devised.
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  877. £25 per week for anyone who will let someone visit their home each week to get tested. What does that tell us?
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  878. Another day in GoBshiteNews la-la-land. How much do these people get paid to read the headlines and talk crap?
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  879.  @yetidodger6650  So you believe the liars who have lied to us for almost 2 years, but you won't open your mind to the ideas of someone who has done their own research?
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  880.  @michaelhampner7672  Entirely understandable! I just can't believe Canadian people fell for his hammy platitudes. Total cant. My spelling might be a bit off.
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  881. A good idea for anyone trying to get people to vote, would be to try and get elected politicians, in greater number, to do what they say they will do, when they are on the campaign trail. Another boon to voter numbers would be to desist from using Dominion machines and other fraudulent means in elections to try and oust a President on those rare occasions when he proves to be determined to do that very thing: to actually do what he said he would do.
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  882. Sorry but I can't help it: "...can't BEAR to let it go".
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  883. This bloke is now looking sad.
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  884. Quick answer to the title's question: google 'covid deaths sweden' Then change for Peru - one of the strictest lockdowns in the world.
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  885. Hospitals are managed to cope with a load. If they were funded so that they had capacity far exceeding demand, that would be a waste of funds. Therefore, the fact that hospitals operate at near capacity during the peak of the winter months, means that management has done its job efficiently.
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  886. sulijoo You don't know them fully until you move in.
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  887. She must be double-jointed, is all I can make out.
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  888. Istvan Toth We have Niall Ferguson here. Exactly.
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  889. Please do not confuse Britain's leaving the EU, with 'leaving Europe'. We remain unalterably, Europeans. We just don't want to be ruled by the EU. Not a small point.
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  890. Can we pick that city?
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  891. Labour's recently, much-vaunted 'reflection' is of that narcissistic variety.
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  892. JB What is responsible behaviour? What do you mean when you say people should show common sense?
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  893. Whereas Keir Stürmer is.................
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  894.  @millatiibrahim2416  My action is in informing those I meet, as to the lie we have been told for so many years. Not always popular but hey ho.
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  895. Anything that could be changed by the simple, cheap gesture of putting one knee to the ground, would not have been any big deal in the first place. That's why it won't change a thing.
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  896. Let's keep talking bollocks while the economy that feeds us all is swept away.
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  897. How did the money-printing gambit go for the people who lived under the Weimar government? Did they run out of things to buy?
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  898. Mr Sullivan, how come the US has, since 1832, enforced the Monroe Doctrine, which forbids any foreign power from encroaching upon US territory with military assets; while Russia is expected to be happy with NATO bases and missiles all along its border with Europe?
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  899. The male presenter comes up with the 'if we just save one life' argument. More than one person will die on the roads today - shut the roads down immediately.
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  900. Dr John Campbell, do you realise that you are keeping this nonsense going with all your doom-mongering? Is that how you get your kicks? Look at the ACTUAL data and spread the news about 'Delta'. I won't hold my breath.
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  901.  @mwd331  I did address your question - if you insist on being obtuse then that's no surprise. We are being subjected to duress by our own elected representatives. The whole of the Western economy is under the same pressure. The plandemic was perpetrated to strangle trade and to destroy our freedoms; one of which is the freedom to travel by air. The airline industry will be a much smaller affair by the time the WEF has finished its handiwork.
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  902. It's becoming a bit of a mantra isn't it? Of course the government can print itself any number of new pound notes. But when it does, how many of these newly crafted pounds will I need to earn to buy a loaf of bread?
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  903. Meanwhile, in Sweden.
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  904. riso Maybe try not build offensive military facilities ever closer to its borders. Might that be worth a try?
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  905. SAGE are handling omicron more effectively than anyone else. You've got to give credit where it's due. Further damaging the already floundering hospitality and high street retail sectors, by convincing so many people that the common cold will cart them away to their doom if they go near other people - now that has taken some real hard work in the behavioural psychology office. They should be fully recognised for their efforts.
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  906.  @jimjonez5068  And the forced injection thing?
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  907. When they made Keir Starmer they quite clearly didn't throw away the mould.
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  908. "... all the preparations to get through till Christmas and beyond..." He's either just let the nation know that there's diesel shortages for the next three months; or he's getting his manufactured crises mixed up. Could he have been reading his script for the next lockdown last night: 'overwhelm the hospitals/flatten the curve/all in it together blah blah blah'?
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  909. Come on Goodyear, get a grip.
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  910. Big Stu They need to be woken up. Immediately.
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  911. "Lenin understood that it isn't your numbers that matter. It isn't your popular support that matters. You just paralyse the country by occupying the key points; and then you take over" (Prof Donald Rayfield) That SAGE selection board knew a thing or two.
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  912. Time to lift all lockdowns. They do nothing except kill businesses.
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  913. WEF
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  914. Yeah right, absolutely hopping around with glee. So we'll get some lame form of tiered nonsense for a couple of weeks. Then the undertakers Whitty and Vallance will be wheeled out one evening on the BBC to show us pictures of mass slaughter with accompanying ski-slope graphs. All the idiots will believe their guff once more and guess what happens then? Cheerful indeed.
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  915. That's clever: hike up the price of energy, then use our own tax money to subsidise our bills.
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  916. Good to hear Mr Beebe's views on the current situation; he comes across as a very astute, fair-minded observer. Having said that, his assessment of the Ukraine situation omits crucial mention of anything leading up to the 24th of February 2022 invasion, thus his description of Russia's 'aggression' is left without any mitigation. Over 30 years of US encroachment, deceit and malign intent for which no account is made. Similarly, in relating the events of 1962 and the Cuban missile crisis, nothing is given of the preceding actions of the US - all is couched as though it's a sudden show of Soviet military expansion. The siting of Jupiter missiles in Italy and Turkey the preceding year, all within striking distance of the then USSR, was a major, pre-emptive act on the part of the US and any account of the event that does not include such facts is woefully inadequate. Despite this the reasoned approach here is welcome diversion from so much that we have come to expect from current US security spokesmen. Unfortunately Mr Beebe speaks from the sideline while the Neocon juggernaut trundles on.
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  917. Why can't invasion and regime change be nice and cuddly?
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  918. Great work Redacted and thank you. I don't know where we'd be if independents like you were not up there shouting. Those clips from Putin really do need someone to get in and translate more accurately. What he has to say is vital. Quite how anyone might translate Biden's offerings I just don't know.
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  919. trent cravens You refer first to 'a profit system', and then to democracy. One, a way of creating wealth and the other, a political ideology.
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  920.  @McGirtUK  Inflation is the increase in currency supply, as in 'money printing'. The consequent rise in prices is just that, and further money printing will keep price rises coming.
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  921. As long as these stooges are wearing the chin-hammocks and walking up to each other doing that stupid elbow bump, we know we are on the way down.
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  922. I started to get angry in May 2020 when it became obvious that the 'piles of bodies' we had been assured at each street corner, were massive hype to traumatise the public into lockdown. Now almost two years into this disgusting episode, and people are still listening to each new lie that the same liars come up with.
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  923. Got to hand it to the Chinese Communist Party: they're good at what they do.
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  924. What happens next? Extension?
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  925. So many games being played.
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  926.    What is that truth? What are we to choose from in your opinion?
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  927. Your 27% figure? Where is that from please? It's just that, I looked it up at around 8.5%.
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  928. Trump had four years to do his worst; and it was nothing approaching what De Niro describes. I'm not saying he did much good either, but surely, looking at the absolute catastrophe that his successor has created, if the clock could be put back to his last day in office, you'd take it gladly? De Niro seems to be projecting a great deal onto Trump without providing anything substantive to back-up his imagined outcomes.
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  929.  @matej2733  They're stuck in a time warp mate.
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  930. Xrp Both.
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  931. Carol Ramsey There is to be no looking back. By the time all of this has done its work, people will have no idea how all of this was brought about. They will have no means by which to look back.
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  932. Whitty and Vallance are safe. That's the way the wrecking crew want things.
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  933. Cosmic, man.
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  934. Putin is in touch with the reality of NATO's continual march towards the Russian border.
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  935. The first thing to do is to stop taking what the ONS says as a true indicator of this - in fact any - situation. It is a government organisation; its business is to supply information that will best assist government aims. Of course it cannot tell outright lies, but it can take advantage of the many ways that statistics can be manipulated (see the recent 'revision' of the ONS's treatment of data regarding excess deaths in England and Wales since 2021). The real rate at which prices are rising is much higher than is stated by the ONS because it simply chooses to cherry-pick which items to include in its calculations. It is a fact that since the year 2000, the £ has lost 90% of its purchasing power. The real way to look at this is to talk not of rising prices but of the fall in purchasing power of our currency. The £ is a fiat currency, backed by nothing more than a promise from the Bank of England that has printed out of thin air, hundreds of billions of new £s, thereby 'diluting' the spending power of every £ that existed prior to that 'printing'. That is the true meaning of inflation and it is recognised by bankers and politicians alike, as the stealthiest tax of all.
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  936. The Bank of England is to give everyone a digital bank account. Topped-up by what means? In return for what?
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  937. Let me get this right: Neocons in the US, used Ukraine as a proxy force to wage war - on their behalf, at their direction and supplying weaponry - against Russia. After three years of bloody fighting, the Ukrainians are almost spent. The Russian advances accelerate daily. At this point, the US and Ukrainian officials hold a meeting and come to some kind of agreement. This is a dilemma for the Kremlin, how?
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  938. Things becoming darker here in UK. Reports in the Daily Telegraph that when the schools open in a week or two, the 'vaccine' programme will be extended so that children from age 12 are to be 'offered' the jab without any permission from parents.
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  939. This should have the Laurel and Hardy music put to it.
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  940. Fight Collective That's no irony, just plain fact.
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  941. "...fair rates....at a time of strong economy..." Anyone got one of those?
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  942. Sir Francis Drake cancelled? Armada known!
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  943.  @simplulo  Doing OK this morning.
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  944. Digital alchemy.
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  945. The Swedish elephant in Lockdown's room.
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  946. The UK problem is the western world's problem: a viral outbreak that has virtually died out, is being recycled by governments and kept as a tool of fear so as to keep people cowed while their economies and their societies are wiped out.
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  947. What a comment on the state we have been dragged into. That we should be talking about stashing food 'for when it kicks-off" Back in my childhood, me and my mates used to laugh at our grandparents because they kept stores of food just in case. We had no idea of what they had been through. We now know because we can see it being fabricated daily by the people who we put in office to see that we would not be put in danger.
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  948. Laird Kilbarchan Journalists are getting along just fine though, so, hey.
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  949. doug Wake up mate. This is neither of those wars, nor is it even the same century. Things have moved on.
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  950.  @shaheenbeeharry7449  You speak of nation. I speak of culture.
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  951. Michel Cornelius The MSM is bought. A central part of the scheme.
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  952.  @OoFuZiioNxX  Understand you now. In agreement also.
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  953.  @mariogmajner6549  He's another failed joker, yes. That situation needs fixing. Corbyn, Starmer and Co are not that fix. One thing a leaky boat doesn't need is more holes drilling in it.
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  954. Britain should do everything in its power to put pressure on NATO and the EU to cease their incessant push towards Russia's border. Leave Russia alone and peace will return.
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  955.  @MrAmbrosse  No you're not mate. Been to Morrisons every week and never once wore the chin-hammock. Never will. They need to be banned.
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  956. Game, set and match to Novak. Single-handedly he has shown the extent to which the Australian government has applied totalitarian rule to make the country into the shit-hole that China set out to create.
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  957. see Are you having a larf?
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  958. Look up 'Casedemic'. Ivor Cummings' here on Youtube has it.
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  959. Eased? No, we need them to be totally erased.
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  960. Meanwhile, in Sweden....
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  961. First prize goes to spiked for the most redundant thumbnail title.
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  962.  @boostup465  I agree entirely. Our only hope is to re-instal a truly free market.
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  963. UK here. All the talk is of rises in domestic energy bills - understandable, as we are talking of a tripling, almost quadrupling by April 2023 (and who knows where after that). My household bill for a modest terraced house for instance is to be over £6000 per year. However, the big thing NOT being talked about is what this is going to do to small/medium businesses. Shops, studios, gyms, pubs, restaurants etc (basically places we get pleasure from) are going to be decimated. But remember, Uncle Klaus has assured us we will all be happy!
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  964. The only trouble is, we no longer have a respectable, responsible media to do the job of putting all this in front of the vast majority of people.  "If it's not on the news, then it can't be true; what are you, some kind of conspiracy theorist?"
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  965. Hamza Mahmood But how about if we compare his performance with that of a Labrador Retriever?
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  966. Print trillions of dollars out of thin air and then wonder how this is happening? Is this the level at which US economic media coverage finds itself? It's the Fed, stupid.
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  967. SAGE member, Susan Michie. Leading activist in the UK Communist Party. Not as if someone like that would relish the destruction of the UK economy is it?
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  968. The locals are in palliative care. They will not stir.
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  969.  @davidhodgson4685  Again, my observation is that Italy had the most stringent of lockdowns earlier this year and now they find themselves still pondering further measures. Lockdown does not end viral infections, it merely kicks the can down the road. Meanwhile the whole of society is torn apart - the economies destroyed.
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  970. When NATO's box of Ukrainian lives is empty, they expect to be able to open the box marked "Poles".
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  971.  @davecross4493  Do you believe that?
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  972. Jimmy C Have a very merry one, cupcake!
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  973. The fact is that the election is the subject of extensive fraud investigations. The American people are supposed to just accept that?
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  974. No surprise that if you seek the advice of a scientist who happens also to be a communist, that science might be presented in such a way as to destroy the capitalist economy that pays both you and the scientist. Take out the 'if'. This is what is happening in UK.
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  975. When our current 'situation' is resolved, all of your currency, no matter what it is, will have been put through the mincer - a worthless mess. But hey, as the man has told us: '...you vill own nothing, and you vill be happy'
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  976. Muna Vote socialist, get socialism.
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  977. Mr Farage, Mr Heneghan; with the greatest respect, do you both actually believe by this stage, with all of the blatant lies we have been told by those in power; that the medical status of people and the statistics that describe that status, are actually what drives the actions of this government? Every government of every Western nation is doing the same thing to their peoples. This is about dismantling Western Civilisation by destroying its foundations; a large part of which is its capitalist economy. Individual freedom is not a given and has only been our 'birthright' for a very few hundred years. The Lords of the Manor have always resented the freedom of the commoner. They have come to take it all back.
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  978. Helena Bonham-Carter looks somewhat pained by the telling, at times as if she's stifling a fart, until the 2:05 mark. Then she's up for a listen.
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  979. Lockdown has now bedded itself in to the bovines. How long before they're on their doorsteps clapping for more lockdown?
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  980.  @ZimWay93  Keep your suggestions to yourself. You want to blinker yourself to what's happening, that's fine. I shall continue pointing out the truth.
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  981. The human natural immune system would have seen to this by summer 2020, had we not interfered. No more people would have died and all the damage done to society would have been averted - just as was the case prior to this ridiculous episode.
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  982. Great post mate. Any chance of you sharing your rock? Nowhere else to jump.
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  983. "...such are the British police, that you have to want to be caught by the British police for burglary..." Very true. They have other more important business to attend to.
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  984.  @EddyManfred  Putin will one day be gone. Through his actions, Russia will remain.
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  985. Western media doesn't report effectively; it directs, according to whatever its respective corporate owners dictate. Right now, all those owners want people to think the Russians are expansionist aggressors and that NATO are virginal custodians of freedom.
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  986.  @originalkk882  So our natural immune system sorted things then?
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  987. Carl Heneghan has been one of the very few voices of dissent from the doom narrative from the outset of this dreadful episode. Without sway, his thorough-going application of tried and tested medical science protocols has shone a light of investigation on the policies that have sprung from advice garnered from one source only: the tightly constrained group known as SAGE. This light has shown consistently that the recommendations of SAGE run counter to the procedures that medical science has, over the course of decades of experience, come to recognise as being the way to deal with viral outbreaks. At this stage, and with such clear evidence of the repeated ineffectiveness of their suggested policies, we need urgently to demand a stop to this process by which the life of the country is being systematically restrained. When that is done we then need to have an immediate investigation to discover and make widely known, who made the decision to select the members of SAGE and on what basis they thought that the interests of the country, in tackling a viral outbreak, would be best served not first and foremost by the initial inclusion of a virologist or an epidemiologist (neither included for some time), but by a whole team of behavioural psychologists?
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  988. tony Because orange man bad? Classy.
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  989.  @michaelharris1535  Col' Douglas MacGregor - hardly a Moscow mouthpiece. And your information sources are?
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  990.  @michaelharris1535  Here's the link for you mate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbkkjK-Ew8k&t=245s He is a former senior tank commander of the US Army so he knows what he's talking about
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  991. You don't want to escape climate despair George. You'd only then have to find something else to make you despair.
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  992.  @Nick7901962  Except, they're not.
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  993. It was only a matter of time before this happened.
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  994. To undercut the eventual state of the Scots somewhat, one need use only two words: Nicola Sturgeon.
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  995. Please. Let's stop looking at this as in any way a health issue. We are clearly here faced with a government who are determined to wreck the economy. I've been calling this out for months now to be met with the response 'Don't be stupid, why would government want to bring down our own economy?' There's the thing that has kept this going for so long: it is just too dreadful a situation to believe. We need to get everyone believing very quickly, for if we let these people stay in power for two more weeks, we are beyond the point at which this might be put right. We are being set wilfully on a course of utter disaster which will make the loss of life from this virus, look positively cute.
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  996. Thank you. Is there a part B? 'How to make sure you have enough Nitric Oxide in your system?
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  997. Matt Hancock handled the situation on this side of the pond when he stood up in Parliament to deride the 'so-called Barrington Declaration'.
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  998. Geardownthreegreens You're confident you're going to be offered a vote in the future that all of this is bringing about?
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  999. Gillian Foote Communists.
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  1000. Seems that the mindset of the Spotify and Amazon leadership, to name just two, is that 'the good times' consists in a world in which everyone is locked in their homes and must have everything shipped to the door.
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  1001. The Ukraine situation has given GBNews the opportunity to really show itself for what it is. A succession of chancers have been wheeled-out to provide no more than a round-up of what the papers say; which is exactly what the propaganda department wants the public to hear. Not a single mention of the recent history which has brought us to this juncture. GoBshiteNews.
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  1002. When he refers to Ukrainians, he means NATO.
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  1003. My late question, having looked at the thumbnail: was Bloody Mary a forebear of Denis Waterman?
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  1004.  @RPSartre01  To name just one: your position is that Germany as a nation should be 'kept down'. Just put any other country's name in there and see how that sounds. Should Germans be forever treated in such a way?
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  1005.  @victorsago  Representatives of both Ukraine and Russia met and had an agreement signed and ready for ratification by their respective legislations. Had that been allowed, then peace would have ensued. 1. Suggest a better name for it. 2. Where do you think things are going from here: peace or expanding war?
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  1006. No word on the 30 people who died in Norway after having been injected?
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  1007. Thanks for this, but I'm still in the dark as to the actual mechanics of how 'tokenisation' would be put into effect. How, for instance, would a house be changed from being worth something in units of currency, to 'tokens'. The example in the video, of resources such as water being tokenised, how? Jokingly for years I have referred to my £notes as beer tokens - in the serious situation upon us, what are we to expect in our every day lives? Is it something we can fight, because I'm not getting a good feeling?
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  1008. If only the people in charge were actual clueless idiots, we would have a chance of their coming to their senses and changing course. The dreadful reality is that they are in fact very clever people in full control of their faculties, whose aim is to take down the economy.
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  1009. Cases are good and vaccines are, apparently, no damned good whatsoever. But the main task of all this is to bring down the economy so Keep Calm and Prepare for Lockdown.
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  1010. Did Hodges just lampoon the Soviet extraction from Afghanistan?
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  1011. If I had Bitcoin I'd certainly choose this as a good time to sell; just before it does one of its customary bungee-jumps. Then I'd buy some more on the dip. Just where ethics comes into any of this is a puzzle. As for your Wife's crypto? In what way was it your Wife's if she had no say in its sale? Your ethics seems to have at its base, some sort of antipathy with anyone who tries to avoid the dollar system." India, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Colombia, Mexico, Brasil, Nigeria and.........shock horror........Russia". How do you think this will sit with people who are viewing you from those countries? This 'non-transparent way' you portray as being somehow unethical, has been devised and is being adopted by increasing numbers, because they have witnessed the weaponisation of the Dollar - they don't want to be next to get hosed-down by Washington, on the pretext of 'defending democracy'. A lot of people are indeed trying to avoid sanctions. Who gets to impose these sanctions and on what basis? How is it supposed to be right and good, that people should trust their hard-earned currency in a system that is so corrupted? This' free market' - where is it, because it's not anywhere I can see in the Western economies.
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  1012. Then just 30 years later, the economies of Western Civilisation are brought to their knees by their own elected leaders, using the pretext of a middle-ranking viral outbreak. The Long March, come to fruition.
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  1013.  @peterbarnard631  Swinson proved to be domineering and intolerant of others; she was in favour of overturning the vote in order to satisfy her desires. That's the root of fascism. If Corbyn had won, the whole nation would have had to live under his rule. I'm part of that nation.
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  1014.  @imedi  There is no requirement to take power by force to qualify as fascist. She was domineering and intolerant of the leavers' viewpoint. That's how fascism bases its claim.
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  1015. Love Neil Young's music, even moreso Joni's; but it's music. (Nils Lofgren, who gives a toss?) If they have their way with this, then they erase and silence one of the very few platforms of debate that manages to both jump the rails of the received monotone narrative and reach a massive audience. In effect, they want to hang on to the old framework whereby everyone depends on news and current affairs outlets that we all know are owned by 'interested parties'. Where does diversity sit in such a set-up?
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  1016. Of all the talkRADIO presenters, this bloke is the one who needs to be doing the Jeremy Vine show. That is no compliment.
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  1017.  @gtully40  It's seasonal nature lies in the very fact that it affects people more in the winter months. How else would seasonality manifest itself in the spread of a pathogen which attacks the respiratory system?
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  1018. She says it's a prophetic book, but I don't think it's that bad really.
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  1019. The study mentioned by Professor Battacharya, he describes as detecting antibodies as a way of gauging if people had been infected. My respectful question, from a layman position: isn't there a waning of antibodies that occurs after the infection has passed its peak, so that the antibodies are, so to speak 'stood down' leaving the T and B cells to remain in that newly informed state of readiness? As I say, I have no clinical knowledge - it's just I am so bewildered by so many media reports that don't seem to add up and so I have looked into how the immune system works. I very likely have things still mixed-up but I keep feeling the need to ask questions.
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  1020. Who selected the members of SAGE, knowing what they would do?
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  1021. Phil Connors And a bureaucrat, as we know, always tells the truth.
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  1022. More Sky News bollocks.
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  1023. More covid-narrative bollocks. Just keep prattling on about hope and vaccines; keep the numpties occupied while the economy that feeds them is trashed daily. The Spectator is a complete disgrace.
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  1024. Andrew Cox apocalypse?
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  1025. Alasdair Macleod has a dit about the house/gold ratio during the Weimar hyperinflation around 1923. He cites a case in which a six bedroom house in a well-to-do part of Berlin, could be had for six ounces of gold.
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  1026.  @JourneyMaster  Same page my friend. The mask's function is to act as the cheapest advertising possible for the doom narrative. I didn't wear one here in UK all the time they were 'mandated' and I won't wear one when they are brought back in.
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  1027.  @adriang2053  How do any of us know what level flu is at right now? What is the basis of your figures?
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  1028.  @adriang2053  Fantastic news! So now all we need to do is lockdown every year and we all get to live forever!
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  1029. For what it's worth mate, I've listened to many of your videos and I think you are spreading yourself too wide. You are trying to cover so much ground here that your message is lacking direction. One minute it's macro politics and then it's details about military kit. I think you would do well to pick an area of specialism.
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  1030. Department of what?
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  1031. Jay Battacharya of Stanford University and one of the leading trio to sign the Great Barrington Declaration states it most succinctly: 'Herd Immunity is not a policy, it is the recognition of biological fact'.
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  1032. How depressed must this man be? The good news is that if you've had a bout of this virus, your immune system will be prepared for it and you are fine. Time to stop bedwetting and get on with life, for those of you who ever had one.
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  1033. Travis These were billed as no more than exploratory talks. At least the talking has started.
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  1034. Why sub-categorise poverty? If people are poor, then their children are poor. Just plucking heart-strings demeans the task of sorting-out the poverty hole.
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  1035.  @philipwilliams9060  So would I mate!
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  1036. Gloves are off and Trudeau can be seen in his true fascist colours.
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  1037. The Chinese footage: people being welded into their apartment? People supposedly dying in the streets? Why? To scare the West. The Italian footage was largely of non-Covid patients, and there were doctors nearby and empty wards. Not saying people have not died from Covid. I'm saying we have been played and shafted by the gross media magnification of a virus that is on a par with the severe flu outbreaks that hit us fairly frequently and take lives in greater numbers.
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  1038. Heartachingly beautiful.
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  1039. "... I mean, it's 300 billion over 30 years, so that's no a lot of money..." Yes but what about the 'not a lot of money they spent the previous year; and the 'not a lot of money' they will spend next year?
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  1040. If you live in the UK then you are very much sat on a horse in the race. The evaporation stakes.
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  1041. Juan Get a life mate.
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  1042. Lord Humongus If I forward you my address, can you send me any of the filthy stuff you don't want?
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  1043.  @SleazyRoseWalker  Fair enough.
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  1044. Labour's fundamental values? On which day?
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  1045. What is going on in Australia is the construction of apartheid. No performers or sports people should condone that with their presence.
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  1046. "They're making this crap up" Gerald Celente.
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  1047.  @BoleDaPole  She says she wants to spend more time with her cookie jar and counting her bellies.
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  1048. That's the thing about totalitarian rule: no party political contest is needed. Just do as you are told, or else.
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  1049. Bath is wonderful but....the whole of England is in the 52nd week of our 3 week lockdown. Just bear it in mind that's all.
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  1050. Ben Sherman Yeah but, like, my sociology teacher has looked at this for us and she says, like, that Uncle Joe has been clever enough to like, surround himself with people who have, like, got this like Magic Money Tree, so everything's gonna be fine.lol.....lol
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  1051. Paul Murray: are you sure you want to keep using that term 'the free world'?
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  1052. You say you're immune to the shenanigans but hey this could be new variant price manipulation!
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  1053. cookupastorm Give them time.
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  1054.  @Damnthematrix  What's brought it on?
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  1055. Edyta Horner Your boy has had a severe cold. He won't even remember it in a year. You should forget it too and move on.
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  1056. You need to go further in your discussion, by questioning the use of the term 'vaccine' to describe the mRNA injections. They do not work in the way that true vaccines do. Yes, they are injected in the upper arm - from that point, their mode of operation is different. By granting them the term, they are given a pass into people's acceptance using the following logic: "I have had vaccines before and they are proven to be beneficial and harmless; therefore this new treatment must be in that same category." They are a new category of treatment and are even now, still at the experimental stage.
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  1057.  @adamsimmons631  They have the power to shut us down just like they did before. How is anyone in their right mind going to get into their work, the pub, theatre etc etc if the place is locked? Besides that: Boris is just one player. He won't necessarily be the one who next abuses us.
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  1058.  @TheSmallRabbit  Do you honestly think those elections (if they take place at all - things are moving very fast) would make one jot of difference? Who is there to put your trust in any longer?
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  1059. michael mahon That's the plan in a nutshell.
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  1060. I'm having Christmas without a booster. The reason I'm not having a booster is the same reason I didn't get the jab in the first place: I've got a brain and a backbone. Top tip for those believing what Tim says: while you are getting your booster (jab No 3) why not book yourself in while you're there, for jabs 4,5 and 6?
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  1061. patty sizer Indeed. So many people looking at this as if it were an event that could prove troublesome for a few months more perhaps. My take: I live on a small island along with around 67 million other people. There are few natural resources. The only thing that came to allow so many to live alongside each other in peace, was the ability to trade freely, to work and to contribute to the collective purse. The restriction on the workings of that system are, with little or no media recognition, being kept firmly in place regardless of intermittent 'easings'. Due to this gradual silent decline, the supply lines are steadily being wound-down. People are being made powerless and in need. The consequences of this ongoing situation are likely to lead to great strife and violence.
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  1062. '...a record number of cases'. Test more, find more cases; some dangerous disease when you have to have a test to find out you've got it.
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  1063. The coronavirus has not wrought any economic damage. The damage is caused by the totally unnecessary lockdowns.
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  1064. Ukraine's cynical sacrifice at the hands of the UK/US pact has shown the world how the woke wage war. When the penny drops to the Ukrainian people, how they have been used, there will be hell to pay.
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  1065. "I'm not a conspiracy theorist, I'm a conspiracy analyst." Gore Vidal.
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  1066. I do not wear a face covering due to three factors: a fully functioning brain: a backbone; and an internet connection.
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  1067. Welcome to Stürmer's brave new world.
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  1068. The 'money printing' or more correctly, the increase in currency supply IS inflation. The subsequent price rises are not inflation, merely its product. More Pounds chasing the same amount of goods and services means the nominal value of those goods and services appears to rise when in fact, it is the real value of the Pound that goes down. This unprecedented increase is the first part of an unprecedented scheme to shift YOUR wealth into the coffers of people who are already unbelievably rich. The second part comes with the increase of the interest rate, at the time of their choosing so as to bankrupt businesses and ordinary mortgage and loan borrowers. They will be turfed-out, again so that their property can be passed to our new masters. All of this is due to the fact that our currency - as with most of the world's - rides with the US Dollar and will fall when it does. The US national debt clock just went through the $30 trillion mark on Feb 2 a couple of days ago and is rising now at the rate of a trillion every 7 weeks. Unsustainable. Why? The New World Order does not want the masses to own anything. In the words of the World Economic Forum's founder and CEO "By 2030 you will own nothing, and you will be happy".
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  1069. Should you buy gold or silver? Yes.
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  1070. It's not whether or not lockdowns cause harm; it's just getting to grips with the order of magnitude. This is the biggest scandal in our era. The people responsible - those who instigated this and preside over it still - need to be tried in a court. They are criminals. They have committed crimes against the people who, above any other duty, they are supposed to protect.
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  1071. How does a bloke get into that shape at that age?
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  1072. Aurex Fuckin genius. I've been telling this prick that for the past nine months but without a KILLER virus what's he gonna do? Get his train set out again?
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  1073. talkRADIO and the BBC are fellow actors in the same pantomime.
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  1074.  @chaosflower4892  Think for yourself based on nothing that is going on around you; listening to no reports of situations distant from your own and being able to form no conclusion based on reports? How is anyone going to think everything for themselves without outside influence?
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  1075. This is quite the most responsible and well-judged analysis of our current state of bewilderment, at least in the UK. I have to say that, having heard all of this, I am still inclined to think of this as a totally unnecessary and unforgivable sacrifice of innocent Ukrainian people, at the behest of a NATO and EU who have wilfully goaded the Russians into having no choice but to defend their land from the relentless march right up to their front door. John Mearsheimer warned us of this years ago in this clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4 Added to that, I am made very suspicious by the timing of these events; coming as they have just as our two-year 'global emergency' has petered-out.
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  1076. How do they get on with Oreshniks? Kinzals?
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  1077. The trend with 'vaccines' is they're being made to look like we need them for everyone - when we don't. How's that been done? By bedwetting channels like this one.
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  1078. patrick You know, I know and she knows.
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  1079. Times Radio has been making me laugh almost daily for quite a while. Now gotten too daft to laugh at.
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  1080. My mate Yuri Krokovschitt says this is all true.
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  1081. Seems that there is a bit of a generation thing going on. I'm old and not too bright, so as would be expected, the crypto stuff takes some grasping. The main bugbear I have is that we none of us know just how changed our situation might become; this year surely gives the nod to that point. There are not many people left now, who know how bad things can get. The rest of us - in the developed world that is - have been so lucky to have known only surety - we could laugh at the oldies with the massed tins of corned beef tucked away. We knew that our politicians, flakey and specious that they might have been, had to connive within a system that had to look after us, and it did because things always got better. With 2020 showing us that all that is gone and that we are expendable in great and visible number, we might through habit still cling to hopes for the best but more realistically we should plan for the worst and in that worst of worlds my laptop has been taken at knifepoint and anyway, the power is down and don't even dream of a return to being allowed a broadband link. In such a world I can't go to the fields and dig my digital wallet up to buy bread. Yes I know, eternal paranoia. But they've started it.
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  1082. Freddie Sayers 6 - Paul Mason 0
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  1083. Marry gold. Pop round to crypto's place when you feel frisky.
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  1084. "...taken down...". It's called 'English'.
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  1085. First eight minutes or so is astonishing to watch. It just seems like the senses have numbed as young people's lives are just figures in graphs and calculations. Boys still in school, pored-over and eyed for the trenches. Have we learned nothing FFS?
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  1086. The tests pick up positive 'cases' of coronavirus fragments. That includes remnants of that cold you had a couple of years ago. In any January prior to 2020, if we had tested as we are now and to the same extent, we would have generated the same figures that look so fearful on Mr Whitty's graphs. We have now been weaned onto the 'new normal' of being scared shitless by the common cold.
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  1087.  @untoldtruth5731  Make people hungry, make them cold, make them penniless; then offer them a 'way out' an endless series of 'ways out'.
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  1088. Pension pots hit by an unsteady stock market? How about the cratering of the economy due to the criminal lockdowns? Maybe a discussion about the stealth tax of inflation through the printing of £££££billions that is going to reduce all of us to penury? No? Thought so. Same old cosseted middle class working from home on full pay so don't give a shit, Spectator. Best bit is: you lot are the prime target this time. Enjoy the slide.
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  1089. Yeah Nah How is the dilution of every dollar of people's savings, in any way fair?
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  1090. Dafydd Mozza They would all be banged-up by now.
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  1091.  @endofscene  The inner and outer labia and the clitoris hood and gland are removed. That's a lot more invasive than the removal of foreskin. Then there's the extra bit of infibulation in many cases. Way, way more to it than male circumcision. That's why.
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  1092.  @endofscene  We're talking about the FGM that is practised widely and entails all of the procedures I've mentioned. All of it is more invasive than is circumcision. It really is different for girls. If that doesn't fit some 'equality of the sexes' drive, then tough.
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  1093. Because The Spectator is fully behind the whole covid scam.
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  1094. If Putin wanted to target the civilian population, what would stop him? Nothing, yet they are still there, He is not targeting civilians, he is denuding the army that opposes his forces. Quite successfully as it has turned-out a full year after this interview.
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  1095. Putin is defending from his doorstep. The West is creating the 'crisis' that our 'leaders' need now that the viral pantomime is on its arse.
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  1096. I've grown to be extremely wary as soon as the "light at the end of the tunnel" phrase is used. Wasn't there an experimental mRNA treatment wheeled out and 'offered' to people, that was marketed in the same way?
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  1097. Labour or Tory? It's just a choice between a bunch of sociopaths in blue, who will carry-on taking us down the globalist, collectivist, authoritarian route to eventual penury; or a bunch of sociopaths in red who will do exactly the same.
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  1098. Naturally derived herd immunity is doing its work. It's what the human race has done since before we stood on two legs.
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  1099. Heather B There's denial at one extreme and there's histrionics at the other. This is just like a bad flu year. I'm in UK and our media have people thinking this is bubonic plague. It sounds like the US media are on a similar mission to keep people in fear. My wife has had the virus, so has my sister and her husband. All of these people are in their 60s and all just had symptoms of a bit of a cold. All back to work now. Calm down a bit eh?
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  1100. Honestly, are you lot for real? Are you really still thinking that there is a two-party system in anything but name?
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  1101. How come 'unsound' money got itself such a wholesome reputation?
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  1102. "...let me hear your body talk, your body talk let me hear your body talk"
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  1103.  @toby9999  So why did Ukraine pull out of the peace deal that had been struck in April 2022?
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  1104. More from the bloke who knows more about viruses than every specialist who signed the Great Barrington Declaration.
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  1105. There does seem to be a lot of confidence that the coming mid-terms will not be subjected to manipulation. It's surely not beyond imagination that the anticipated pivot might be 'somehow' averted?
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  1106. "...we are not a socialist society..." The US have just been taken over by socialists. They're calling themselves 'Democrats', somewhat cheekily.
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  1107. "Held accountable"? So a guilty verdict should be followed by some kind of sentence then? That sentence must be served?
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  1108.  @robertblucher5780  My complaint is to do with the global warming scam.
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  1109.  @robertblucher5780  China is doing what it feels its people need. The respective governments of the West are doing all they can to make of their people, impoverished, malnourished, freezing serfs.
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  1110. "Cases" = people who don't even know they've got it. But hey, let's keep this shit going as long as we can eh Tim? Covid Shmovid t-shirts available soon.
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  1111. Sheelz Being allowed to go abroad was lovely while it lasted.
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  1112.    No need to be like that. Surely it's not a hanging offence to be so frustrated and concerned to object to the seeming resignation that we must do as we are told repeatedly and watch everything being just ripped down?
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  1113. Why did Rome fall? One word: Usury.
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  1114. Timpala More transmissible, less virulent. It's a coronavirus doing what they always do.
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  1115. All the arm gesturing and the laugh, and something about the eyes. This woman has so much hatred to give.
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  1116. The course of the lockdown is directly in opposition to the direction of the viral outbreak. As it peters out the lockdown measures are ramped up. When the virus is no longer able to affect anyone, the more severe the lockdown measures are at the time of necessary lifting, the less will have to be lifted in order to bring relief. Thus we will be persuaded to the 'new normal' in which we are not allowed to travel as we used to, not allowed to gather as we used to; our lives will be lived under their latest slogan 'build back better'. Their cheery slogans will give us what in truth we already had words for: "communism", "totalitarianism", "authoritarian".
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  1117.  @richardstevens9291  If you care then get your kit bag sorted for the flight to Poland and the coach to the Donbas.
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  1118. Bunch You got your kit packed yet?
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  1119. Construction workers-v-Destruction workers.
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  1120.  @stephanielane1821  Because the people in power are not interested in improvement. They want businesses to be snuffed-out.
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  1121. To discriminate is not necessarily to make unjust distinction.
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  1122. andy andy All a part of his buffoon act.
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  1123. smh6016 Wrong. They want you in a hearse.
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  1124. "Is what we are seeing out of the Americans, does this represent some sort of fundamental change....." Yes, a long overdue change and for the better. The magnitude of what is taking place needs to be recognised by Europeans. The post-WWII order has been maintained way beyond its sell-by-date. The Hegseth/Vance pronouncements of the past few days have put it to rest. Those who cannot adapt will just fall by the wayside. Their successors have the chance to take part in a whole new structure.
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  1125. So hope this man is right.
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  1126. Barber's tax cuts and increased spending: how was that financed? What did that bring to the economy? Money printing, that's how it was financed. Inflation that's what it brought.. And then: "Barber's boom was short lived.....inflation at 9%"(and on its way much further upward)
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  1127. Who selected the members of SAGE? Who is keeping them in position when it is clear that they are recommending policies that have repeatedly damaged the country? Why are the alternative approaches such as The Great Barrington Declaration, being totally ignored even though it is compiled by and supported by the leading medical scientists across the globe?
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  1128. Planet McCoy must be a very lovely place.
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  1129. Cuomo is widely reviled as the man who - counter to safe procedure, and in the same way as we did in the UK - evicted elderly people from covid wards and sent them back to their care homes, causing the needless death of thousands, which was precisely what the scamdemic needed to bolster his lockdown edicts. The Trump-hating US MSM made Cuomo their covid poster-boy because he was and remains committed to the cause for which the lockdowns were devised: the destruction of all small/medium business. He is a global collectivist and did everything he could to further the cause. None of this matters to Darroch. Whatever goes up against Trump gets a pass.
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  1130. Good morning bedwetters. Why on earth would anyone who has had a virus, elect to be vaccinated against that same virus?
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  1131. BBC, CNN, the whole media 'profession' is now fully steeped in the leftist commitment to the task of dispiriting the people, thus rendering them hopeless and incapable of action. It is the softest of wars.
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  1132.  @primafacie6442  Exactly. CBDC is the return of slavery.
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  1133. "...will carry enough food for seven million people, for a while." Rock solid statistics then?
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  1134. Would take me a week and a half's wage to afford that shirt.
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  1135. German re-unification could not have happened without the withdrawal of Russian forces. The agreement was that if they did this, NATO would not make any advances eastward. Obama then spent $billions setting up the dictatorship which is Ukraine, and now Russia is faced with a prospective NATO member on its doorstep, all tooled-up. Putin is continually portrayed as the ex-KGB spy up to no good when he protests on behalf of the Russian people, of this encroachment. Meanwhile, the heads of Western states engage in a war against their own respective peoples. Look at what they have done over this past two years; whole countries traumatised by state-funded propaganda, into the belief that a middle-ranking coronavirus was about to cut them down if they ventured out to get the milk. The economies that feed people have been strangled on the pretext that war must be waged on a virus that it turns out, is utterly incapable of keeping a 95 year-old Queen from attending to her work. The people of the once-free, once-democratic West are indeed facing the most savage assault from an immensely powerful and determined force. Putin is not that force.
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  1136.  @krugmeup2162  What he's told by the powers who want global, one-state governance.
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  1137. 'The Rules' were never proportionate. They were always, and they will always be seen as, draconian, totally unnecessary and ineffective diktat that could only have come from minds which are in thrall to fascism.
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  1138. 5:46 what's going on? Mr Orban up there giving his all, and she's playing Candy Crush.
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  1139. Andy Dawe If you want to address carbon emissions it would make sense to leave a piddling little island like ours alone and train your sights on the nation that is building coal-fired power stations like no tomorrow.
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  1140. The globalists are quite prepared to sacrifice as many Ukrainian men as it takes.
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  1141. "...there was the Russian gas situation..." You mean the one brought about by the US/UK destroying the pipeline that was a central part of the German industrial base? That one?
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  1142. My mate smashed his Kawasaki into the side of a car. It didn't kill him but he's much impaired.
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  1143. You never were forced to wear a mask, Mark. The government nudged you and you buckled.
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  1144.  @jerrydwyer9057  Well said. The Boy Scouts had it right, even though they threw me out!
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  1145.  @ExpendableRedshirt  I don't complain, I just choose not to wear any useless face covering. Get fucked.
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  1146. Why do we need the Bank of England to give money to the government? Why can't the government issue money of its own? Does the Bank of England charge a fee on the money it provides? Where does any fee end-up? If markets are not needed by the UK government or by any government that issues its own fiat currency; then why do they not just ignore market activity? How for instance, was the £, during John Major's tenure as PM, plunged into crisis by market activity? If the gold standard is and is to remain the 'barbarous relic' portrayed here, then what on earth are so many governments thinking of in recent years, in their avid stockpiling of the stuff? Why are countries choosing to repatriate their stocks of gold, held, up to now in vaults in London and other trusted Western countries?
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  1147.  @andielines  Well no, not quite. According to the BofE website, it makes a profit, only half of which goes back to government. Where does the other half go? Additionally, why would it make any sense to resort to a central bank to borrow money on which interest is charged, when the treasury could print all it needed without incurring any interest? Go figure.
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  1148. Cases of people who have nothing wrong with them. In our former life we referred to them as 'healthy people'. (Who may or may not, no-one could know, be spreading meningitis, or any number of pathogens among their neighbours) We need to sort this out good and proper by welding everyone in their homes and having supplies thrown in by pristine foreigners.
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  1149. How the West was lost.
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  1150. agaragar Not in those capital letters it's not. The ice melts over periods, then the ice freezes again. Millions of years it has been this way.
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  1151. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... shawn stephens
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  1152.  @kkman4053  Keep waking up every day until the 31 January. Then we've left. That's all the 'roadmap' you need mate.
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  1153.  @kkman4053  I live in Europe now and I'll live in Europe as a proud European, in the UK, after we have left the EU. Europe is so much more than the EU. Also, if you think the EU's finances are healthy, you have a shock coming your way.
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  1154.  @kkman4053  Yeah right, sweet deal. Every year further in debt, our industrial base whittled-down, while Germany builds its surplus. Sweet.
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  1155. 'Cases' in school-aged children are our best hope of getting past this virus. Tim Spector knows this, but he's still playing the 'let's keep the narrative going' game. What a disgrace of a man he is.
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  1156.  @davidpnewton  Apart from the fact that the vaccine does not prevent spreading the virus, the real route out of our predicament lies in our innate natural immune systems gaining natural herd immunity. Why would that not work as it has on innumerable occasions previously? 'Long covid' is the new ME: a made-up nonsense. No-one is coming near my kids or grandkids with a vaccine that is so untried and so not needed. Enjoy you bedwetting.
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  1157.  @wendynicholss6886  I appreciate your comment. I have to say that I apologise for nothing though. What we are facing here is a situation which needs people of profile, to help to put us back on track and stop perpetuating this heinous doom-laden narrative. Our children's future is being trashed further by every dithering day that is spent by 'specialists' do not point out the disastrous effects of continued lockdown. Pontificating about rises in 'cases' is an utter disgrace and those who purvey this nonsense should be ashamed.
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  1158.  @whoknowsbruvs  The left/right paradigm worked for a particular time. That time is now gone.
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  1159.  @maneco64  By coincidence I had just watched it prior to today's!
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  1160. Why on earth would anyone expect the Chinese to restrict supplies to Russia in the fight against NATO? If NATO were to succeed in their mission to dismantle Russia and gain access to its resources and land mass, then guess who would be the next target? You honestly need to give yourself a shake and wake up to the new reality.
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  1161.  @changeshifter4852  Masks don't stop viral spread. Get that through your thick skull.
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  1162.  @changeshifter4852  So Dr Fauci was telling lies then, back in March? As was our PM and Health Secretary and Vallance? As were all the top ten google returns on a search for 'do face masks work?' Oh well, you seem to have your heart set on wearing your mask. I won't be joining you.
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  1163. It is frightening to hear from such an esteemed observer as Niall Ferguson, when he clearly signals that he shares Lynsey Graham's 'best dollars we could spend' attitude, whereby the US/UK pact pumps in the funding so that Ukrainians can do the dying. He speaks as though firmly in the grip of the hackneyed view that Putin is the new Hitler and this is our 1938 moment all over again - that the only way to deal with Putin is eradication, otherwise he will rampage all the way to Lisbon. This is simply an untenable proposition, given that his huge efforts have brought such small territorial gains, fighting just the one army. He shows that he is totally oblivious to the predicament in which Russia finds itself. No mention is made of NATO's relentless move eastward and the positioning of missiles and military bases right up to Russia's border - some fifteen US bases are being installed just in Finland, for example. How is Russia supposed to react to that? How would the US react to such encroachments on its borders? Sure, they even have the Monroe Doctrine that categorically prohibits such developments. The Biden administration's dealings with the Russians over Ukraine, are described by Ferguson as 'appeasement'. How, in any way, can appeasement take the form of the repeated, stated aim of dismantling the Russian Federation by using Ukrainian forces as a proxy? The bottom line is that the US/UK pact can and will survive if Russia achieves its objective in Ukraine; while Russia knows that it is in a fight for the very existence of its sovereignty, and that the push from the West seeks to wrest power from Russians and to seize the land mass of Russia, with all its resources so as to then gear-up for the march on that other perceived enemy. Is China supposed to be too unsophisticated to recognise this?
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  1164. Mustn't grumbleism. Why we all got locked down, and why the government know they can do it again.
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  1165.  @JustDaniel6764  Keep on getting things wrong mate. Your choice.
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  1166.  @JustDaniel6764  You sure you did actually wake up this morning?
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  1167. She's wrong: it's funny as fuck.
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  1168. A vaccine that doesn't stop people getting the disease (that made a tiny number of people ill in the first place) and doesn't stop people spreading disease. A vaccine that is so ineffective that it does not do anything that lifts the ban on businesses being able to operate. Yeah right: medicine at its very best. What a clown this bloke is. Only bothers to criticise lockdown when his pub is closed.
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  1169. vincent Grab yourself together mate. This man has been warning for years of this catastrophe. What about John Mearsheimer? Is he a Russian mouthpiece? Or ex US diplomat, Jack Matlock? Or Chas Freeman, ex US Ambassador? Or retired US Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor? Or retired US Army Colonel Larry Wilkerson? Or the late Prof' Stephen F. Cohen? Or ex CIA Larry Johnson? Are these ALL Russian mouthpieces? They're all available right here on Youtube.
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  1170.  @jwoya  The Maldives' lack of fresh water is due to rising sea level, how?
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  1171. The Russophobia seems to have been put on hold for some reason?
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  1172.  @robertjones8644  Bit of a cop out mate isn't it? If you had any real commitment to sorting this shit out you would not adopt that hostile stance; you would look upon my request as an opportunity to spread your word and help the like-minded.
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  1173. Dave Jones Very well said. It is indeed a wicked crime, and despite the very recent announcements, the process is still very much alive until all emergency measures are removed and a full investigation is carried out. Nuremburg II needs to be initiated immediately.
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  1174. Michael Caprio I agree. I have noted a certain hardening of attitude in recent posts. I hope he keeps it together because we need every sound mind we can muster.
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  1175. toxic 4 mins 30 seconds and he's done with; and he only speaks part of that time.
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  1176. "We won't go into covid Julie.....probably require another hour" Please find that hour. We are desperately short of people with both brain and backbone to speak on that.
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  1177. When Billy sneezes, the world catches a cold.
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  1178.  @magdaty1815  The antithesis of freedom, enterprise and the capitalist economy.
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  1179. "In order to bring an end to any conflict, there has [sic] to be concessions made by all sides...". Rubio is wrong. Some conflicts end in agreement, but others end when one side has taken away the ability of their opponents to continue the fight. That stage is coming into view, with Russia's advances increasing in pace due to the operations of the past couple of years having severely ground-down the effectiveness of Ukrainian forces. This is despite the best efforts of the US and wider Western support. Why would Russia concede anything at this stage?
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  1180. ...and then came 2020 and the surprising yet meticulously drilled advent of a middle-ranking virus, providing an excuse for the western economies to be crippled by brutally enforced lockdown backed-up by cynical behavioural psychology, leaving a supine populace, malleable and receptive to whatever new variegated threat is put to them. Great scheme: the small/medium business sector is wiped out and the central banks fill their boots. Human casualties? You're so cute.
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  1181.  David Ward  Flu exists. What do we do every year from now on? Shut everything down? It's not bubonic plague. It's not ebola.
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  1182. If there were 'no such thing as taxpayers' money' then how would the government's account be cleared?
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  1183. GB News really does need to get some serious people in who know about this stuff; who know some history, some politics and things military. Urgently. This is all very, 'Hello' magazine.
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  1184. Dumbo takes her mask off to shout 'you lot are killing people'. Thick as pigshit.
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  1185. Step up Biden, then quickly step down for the real incomer. Komrad Kamala is going to show the world just how bad things can get.
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  1186. Guy Howe Saviour? From what?
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  1187. The Australian Closed Tennis Championship will decide which man is second best. France, following in the footsteps won't be a first time.
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  1188. MrOkadaman28 You are mistaking Ferguson's observation for prescription.
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  1189. Put me in a room full of right-wingers and see how welcome I'm not. Same with the left. They're all feeding on stale ideology and have given up on thinking freshly for themselves. Putin is universally portrayed by the MSM and even, the more thorough-going outlets, as totally without any justification for his actions in Ukraine. Why does it go unmentioned that NATO and the EU have relentlessly encroached on Russia's borders, flouting all assurances and guarantees that this would not happen? How is Putin expected to be happy to allow NATO missiles on his doorstep? How is it in any way 'right-wing' to point out the blatant aggression of NATO?
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  1190. Global Update: the economies of the West have been taken down by a middle-ranking viral outbreak. Well done chaps.
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  1191. The New World Order just got fast-tracked.
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  1192. Patricia Why? It's just a virus like flu.
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  1193. The NHS waiting list, and 'what's gone so wrong'? How about the fact that our government, when faced with a middle-ranking viral outbreak, chose to select a range of specialist advisers that had no virologist in the ranks at the outset, nor and epidemiologist - instead a whole team of behavioural psychologists, bristling with schemes by which the people could be made to cower in their homes as a preliminary step towards their mass formation psychosis? The bright idea (because it will signal the potential horror so vividly) of building the Nightingale Hospitals....and then disbanding them, some without ever admitting one patient - none ever having treated more than a handful. Money no object. First signs of warning came, when thousands of elderly sick people were turfed-out of hospital wards and taken back to their nursing homes not only to die, but to take sickness back to all their fellow residents. All those pensions nipped-off eh? Result. The £billions thrown into the Track and Trace scheme, and testing regimes generally - the millions of NHS hours expended - that were more to do with inculcation towards digital identity surveillance than dealing with any virus? The other £billions spent on coercing people into taking part in the experimental mRNA injections - the 'light at the end of the tunnel' - that turn out to offer no light at all? The continuing priority given to people who have woken up with a bit of a sniffle, over those whose known tumour is daily figuring out how to spread and progress through their body. The chest pain that might go away, but didn't etc etc? The absolute crime of forcing people to die alone 'because covid restrictions'? The two-year and counting, transformation of GP services from 'sit down and talk and be listened to', to 'don't bother unless tested positive we really are under extreme pressure as you must understand DO NOT COME TO THE CENTRE'? The, by now widely realised, fraud in the classification of causes of death so as to keep the doom narrative stoked with daily death figures for the BBC to trumpet? How to alienate a population from its health service, in a series of well-planned moves.
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  1194. I've always tried to resist that common observation regarding blondes.
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  1195. "We're talking about the most seismic, political, economic health event of our times." We're actually talking about the biggest crime in history; perpetrated by the British Government on its own people. Who selected the people who comprised SAGE? Why did Hancock lie about 'the so called' Great Barrington Declaration?
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  1196. H Z The police have been indoctrinated by the movement to debase the British public by confronting them with injustice. Common Purpose.
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  1197. lukagiltrap77 Are you for real mate? It's people like these two clowns who have kept this scamdemic going so that we are now forever in lockdown. You happy with that? Oh, and tell us would you, how many piles of bodies are building up where you are?
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  1198. "The Science" turns out to be SAGE and SAGE only. All scientific voices which challenge the pronouncements of SAGE - including the signatories of The Great Barrington Declaration - are ignored by the MSM and vilified by our Health Minister. Someone had the task of selecting experts who could advise the government regarding the best way to lead the country through the outbreak of a novel virus. They chose to select not a single virologist, nor an epidemiologist until we had gone weeks into the outbreak. Behavioural psychologists however were much in evidence. From the outset, the emphasis was clearly not on public health but on the 'management' of people's mental state - they were to be 'nudged' into whatever behaviour was deemed necessary. The mRNA injections which David Starkey mistakenly refers to as 'vaccines', are in fact nothing of the sort. They do not function as does a vaccine. They work in a way that has never been properly tested on humans until this roll-out; as such they can only be experimental. The unprecedented scale of this experiment is pure recklessness and to equate its increasingly forcible dispensation with that of the smallpox vaccine, is to ignore fundamental differences in both the means of medication and the inherent dangers of such an untried procedure. In addition, the death rate of smallpox was 30% in adults and higher in infants. Our current 'vaccination' programme has been devised on an emergency basis to protect people from a pathogen the death rate of which is less than 00.02% with an average age of death at 82 years. A very different proposition.
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  1199. If you're not in mortal fear of war just yet, then the poor shagged-out virus emergency is going to have to carry on for a while.
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  1200. Discussion, good. Title, shite.
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  1201. Time to move on and have a life people. There are as many variants as these idiots care to name. How's the vaccine programme going btw? The vaccine that seems not to be doing much at all. But got to keep the doom narrative going eh?
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  1202. This interview never broaches the subject of what might be motivating the Russians here. Never any mention of the fact that the famous promise never to move one inch further eastward that was given to the Russians on the re-unification of Germany. Not a word on the Minsk agreement. Putin has been pushed so that he now faces the prospect of NATO missiles on his doorstep. How is he supposed to play that one? How did JFK react in '62?
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  1203.  @ianhawthorne4609  Herd immunity is the only way to deal with viral outbreaks. Lockdown kills business and makes poor people poorer. Lockdown is being kept in place so as to kill business and make poor people poorer.
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  1204.  @ianhawthorne4609  The vaccine is here. So I can go for a meal tomorrow then? Or do you have an actual estimation, rather than a pipe-dream scenario?
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  1205. If, God forbid, Harris were to become President, every meeting with every world leader would start with her telling them that she grew up over a grocer's store.
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  1206.  @RealityHurts923  Lockdown does not work.
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  1207. The biggest mistake many people make is in thinking that BlowJob is befuddled. The truth of it is that he knows every line of the programme he has been tasked with. He is in position to keep the deaths going.
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  1208.  @piotrburgraf7572  Never XXD
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  1209. Really pertinent discussion. One oddity in all this, that I don't see mentioned anywhere: why is the elected leader of France in there, yet the interests of Britain have been put in the hands of an ermine-clad sidekick? Has Sunak got other business to deal with that's more important than trying to avoid (more likely to engineer) another World War?
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  1210. Susan Potter Precisely. Time and again the economies of the West are positioned as those who need to 'green-up'; while China cracks on with building new coal-fired power stations for fun.
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  1211. Paul Keith Entirely in line with you; even age wise unfortunately! Yet the media keep up the old red/blue facade as though there were a chance of any opposition to the dark path down which we are being led.
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  1212. Sean Bell is a complete disgrace. But a rich one.
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  1213. Whitewash central.
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  1214. "If we see a military disaster." The military disaster will not be televised.
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  1215. If the real infection rate is 10 to 20 times the stated number of 1,134, 418 at the head of the notes here; then surely that's a good thing, in that it means the percentage of deaths/infection is massively lower? I'm confused.
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  1216. The £3 billion in pensioners' heating allowance that Reeves has ended, is over two years. In that same period, she has left in place the £12.8 billion that is to be spent on keeping asylum seekers in hotel accommodation.
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  1217. An old Irish yarn: Michael goes to the doctor complaining of strange pains in his chest. The doctor examines him, finding nothing to indicate that treatment is required. He tells Michael all is well but Michael insists something is wrong. Doc' looks at his record, sees a history of similar reports, senses a straight conversation is needed, so sits back and tries to put him at ease. "Michael, please understand that you are a fit, healthy man in your prime. You need to look to the positive and not dwell on these worries you seem to be having, because this can lead to you thinking you are ill when you are not. The body is a mysterious thing so that if you THINK you are ill you can make yourself feel ill" Michael goes home, not entirely happy. A few days later, Micheal's brother Eammon is stopped in the street by the doctor. "How is that brother of yours, Eammon?" "Not too good doctor, he won't get out the chair and just moans all the time, won't leave the house even to go put his horses on, this is me now going to the bookies to put him his bets on" "Ah well you see, he has what we call a 'psychosomatic condition' - excuse my French - which means he makes himself feel unwell because he thinks on it too much. He only THINKS he is ill" "Right enough he does look to the downside of things - I'll try get him to buck-up. 'He only thinks he's ill' gotcha, I'll keep that in mind" Another chance meet two days later. "How is our 'patient' doing then Eammon?" "I'm having to say he's for the worse doctor. He's taken to his bed and won't stir. He won't eat anything and drinks only the tea I take to him...are you sure he's well?" "Please, Eammon, remember what I told you, he only th....." "Yes, yes, he only THINKS he's ill and that's the problem all" A week later, again the two bump into each other, this time in the butcher's. "Well now, any improvement with the worrier?" "Not a bit of it doctor, I'm just here to get some bacon to fry, get the smell of it have him take something. He seems to be just withering away and he now starts with the coughing and all." "It's difficult I know Eammon but believe me I've seen this before and we have to be patient and persist. He only THINKS he is ill and so his body acts-out being ill." "Aye doctor, we'll pull him through this together." A few days later the doctor shuffles into the pub. On seeing Eammon enquires again. "Tell me then Eammon, did the smell of you frying the rashers do the trick?" "I had to eat the lot myself" he says, "He never even looked at the plate I took him. The cough is worse and he shivers now even with the extra blanket over him. Could you not just call and........" "Ah ah ah Eammon" His hand raised, eyes closed and face turned to one side "We must stand firm together. He only THINKS he is unwell" Eammon necked his whiskey and left without words. The next day, Eammon is walking past the surgery just as the doctor is setting-out on his rounds. "What's the news of the fella this day Eammon?" "Well the truth of it is doctor, he THINKS he's dead"
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  1218. Thank you Fox, thank you James Doull and all the magnificent Truckers who are fighting this tyranny.
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  1219. Zelensky was put in position by those same authoritarians who just did the last two years to the world on the pretext of waging war against the common cold.
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  1220. Wish I'd listened to Olivia Newton-John's advice all those years ago.
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  1221.  @gardnert1  Please explain how Russia needs to stop?
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  1222.  @GARDENER42  There it is: the 'conspiracy' bind. We're already in the worst recession in 300 years. That's OK is it?
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  1223.  @_banja  How do you think goods are going to be brought to the markets as more and more businesses go bust? Right now, furlough in UK is slated to last until the end of March. Bills will not be paid. People will lose everything. This is how civil unrest and violence is started.
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  1224. This man is fully on-board with those movements which have brought about our current energy crisis. The same process is working hard to throw farmers off their land so that food production is reduced. Why would anyone respect this man?
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  1225. Kevin Osborne Well, six months ago I would have said that same thing. This channel taught me there's a bit more to it than that.
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  1226. "Your questions are longer than my answers". Well said, Mr Kelin. Please know that very many people in the UK hate the BBC and its biased staff. Please also know that I wish you well in your stand against Western aggression.
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  1227. Larry Billings Larry, calm down. You're immune system will piss it.
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  1228. Aron Tesfay Indeed. If anything, we need anecdotal evidence more than ever now in the situation we are faced with; when all the 'science' and all the 'polls' are so clearly weighted by those in power, to serve their interests.
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  1229. david Ukraine never had any nukes; they were part of the arsenal of the Soviet Union, merely sited on Ukraine territory.
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  1230. I don't own Bitcoin but I sincerely hope it progresses to be a viable means of fiat-free, international transaction. The Russia/India arrangement looks to be tailor-made for Bitcoin to provide an answer. Why would the two countries not take it on board?
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  1231. Janko Yeah right. Says CNN
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  1232. carl allcott We're done all right.
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  1233.  @rileyfozz8077  I would trade the 'dictatorship' that held sway in the past 5 decades for this though, wouldn't you?
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  1234. "I used to buy the FT..." 'But now I'm all right'.
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  1235. Our current malaise started before Brown/Blair. Signal of it came from Nigel Lawson's dinner suit declaration that the future of the British economy would not be low tech' - it was to be 'no-tech' (cue rapturous applause). Almost overnight the stream of apprenticeships and the construct of technical expertise was turned-off. We have struggled ever since.
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  1236. "I was an athlete..." Varsity perhaps?
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  1237.  @bobbygoestoabyss6624  Interesting. Do you have a date for this event?
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  1238. NATO should have been disbanded when the Soviet Union fell. It has been a blight on humanity since, and the quicker it is ended the better. It's current blood-fest has been cheered-on for two years now by Times Radio to the tune of hundreds of thousands of lives. I hope you are pleased with yourselves.
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  1239. This is not 'the Covid age'. This is the time of lockdown. It must be broken.
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  1240.  @christopherhowarth9801  We're talking about the jab that stops people dying, yes?
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  1241.  @allansmith3561  What does any of that mean?
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  1242.  @bxnkroll  On both counts? The economy is going to be just fine is it? The virus is going to be banished for all time from Wales by two weeks house-arrest for the population?
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  1243.  @bxnkroll  Tell me then: why didn't the earlier lockdown work? What will be different this time?
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  1244. wushock97 Yeah, if only we could swap him for someone like Merkel eh?
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  1245. I saw after the recent 'debate' that some poll had it that 30% thought that Biden had given a good account of himself; and I was amazed and wondered what kind of person might arrive at such an assessment. I now know that it's possible, having seen just how batshit crazy some people can be and still occupy supposed elevated professional positions.
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  1246. I just caught covid from my cat! Don't ask meow.
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  1247. "Reduce cases....by putting pressure on other parts of the economy..."? Bit of a giveaway as to the real objective of all this. If 'omicron is everywhere', then the fight is lost and we need to get on and...remember the phrase that our politicians were just recently using: 'learn to live with it'?
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  1248. The figures have been manipulated throughout this nonsense. Just wait to see how they cook the books once again.
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  1249. Any person who expresses interest in a career in behavioural psychology, needs psychiatric help. Its practice is a kind of drive-by narcissism.
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  1250. "Fight for the free world..."? How many MSM lies does it take for people to wake up and start questioning?
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  1251. "They won't give peace a chance. That was just a dream some of us had....."
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  1252. High terrain is all 'down there' to a force with air superiority.
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  1253. The Biden/Harris shitshow is no accident. They were carefully chosen to be thrust in the faces of Americans so as to debilitate them.
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  1254. William Bowers There is no such conflict. The Fat Controller put those two in position knowing full well that they would do this to us. Enjoy your Christmas because very shortly after Boxing Day, the three of them will be peering at us all from their panelled room to tell us what we already know.
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  1255. The Third World War was started when a novel coronavirus was pitched to the world as an existential threat to humanity. Turns out it's so potent that a 95 year old Queen Elizabeth II has seen it off after a couple of days' light duties; but hey-ho, at least the economies that feed people have been severely damaged and millions weaned onto the state teat so that they will comply, comply, comply.
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  1256. Amazing that so many people here are prepared to cheer young men to go to their deaths. Ukrainians are being used very cynically to wage war against Russia, because the US and UK authorities don't want to fight their war using their own men. They will literally fight to the last Ukrainian. Then when they've run out they will open the box of Polish troops.
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  1257. Sonny T If you don't agree with someone's argument then it has to be closed down, yes? Classy.
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  1258. Pete's Guitar Network Doesn't need to be forever, just until the last vestiges of the small/medium business sector are strangled to death. Then the fun begins.
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  1259. How can a bloke who is in the trade, not see what the Fed and the US Gov' are doing? To have all of the information at his disposal and not sense that the dollar is being flown as swiftly as possible into the ground, he has to be either a fool or a liar. I don't think he is a fool.
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  1260. The Year of the Rat.
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  1261. Those 'cases' who don't die, don't get ill, don't even know they have been infected: how come they're not celebrated? How come we are making such a fuss about a virus that affects so very few people? Where has the flu virus gone? Have we eradicated flu?
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  1262. UK UPDATE: Yesterday another load of businesses went bust just like others did the day before. Monday, a load more will go bust. Almost there chaps! Mind you it's all worth it, as we've been able to prolong the lives of so many people who are already beyond the average life-span. (Or have we in fact?)
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  1263. In her favour: the masks were always a massive con. I never wore one.
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  1264. And this bullshit, ladies and gentlemen, is why CNN's viewing figures are going to rat shit. Total fucking bollocks.
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  1265. This comment section is so poorly fabricated. Got to up your game fellas if you're hoping to keep the doom narrative shitshow from falling apart.
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  1266. 1 in every 6000 young people getting the treatment develop myocarditis - a life-long and serious condition. That's according to figures from Israel. "A few per million..."?
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  1267. @punditgi Heat and storms you say? Fancy that in summer eh?
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  1268.  @MarkFrankUK  So it's more than I had thought? "...the profile of the type of people who were vaccinated..." You mean the old and the frail. Pretty much the same cohort that we have been put in lockdown to protect and to 'save'. It's OK to kill old people with a vaccine then?
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  1269.  @chanteloconnell8919  Stay strong love. The West will awake.
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  1270. It would have been very helpful at an earlier stage, if someone with Rod Liddle's platform, his professional reporting skills, his acuity and his clout, had applied his talents to conduct a serious investigation of events since March 2020.
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  1271. Andre Kozyrev might be the name eluding Prof' Diesen at one point.
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  1272. "...and this happened in the Second World War..." Yet another "Putin is Hitler" analyst. Nothing of this has an equivalence with events leading up to WWII; other than some extremely rich men fancied their chances of becoming even richer. Russia is face with a NATO that relentlessly marches to its border, setting up bases and siting missiles on its doorstep. Alongside that military aggression, the EU does everything it can to make the buffer states, bulwarks of the globalist NWO. What is Russia supposed to do in the face of such moves?
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  1273. Thank you for these measured observations in the midst of the dreadful media howl. 30 year old man tries it on with 16 year old and that's now a crime.
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  1274. The Trump promise - we need to stop believing he can, or even plans to end this war. The idea that he has anything to offer that could satisfy the Russian security concerns that brought about the hostilities, is based on hope and hype only. When Trump takes office and the Russian advances carry-on without delay, then the ego will come into play - not just that of Trump but of the American nation, urged on by the MSM. January the 20th, is looked on as being the finish line; it could just as well be the start of a very dangerous escalation.
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  1275.  @peterbarnard631  Oh I see 'a vote for us 16.2 million...' That's how democracy works is it? Select the sector of the electorate likely to return the decision you want? Nice.
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  1276. We have to say yes? Sounding more authoritarian by the week, Prof'.
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  1277. The Home Office has a perfect grip on the immigration system. As it operates, the system is ensuring that increasing numbers of people seek to enter the country and are successful. Anyone who believes the politicians when they say they are trying to reduce the flow, needs to shake out of their daze.
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  1278. The great puzzle. Why has a Conservative PM entrusted his strategy in dealing with the SARS2 Covid outbreak, to a group of specialists, the SAGE panel of experts, which has within its ranks at least one leading activist of the UK Communist Party? Susan Michie, an expert in 'behavioural change' has stated recently that the UK cannot think of easing lockdown until we achieve an infection rate of zero. How long is that going to take? Our economy is in a critical state right now - it gets worse with every day of lockdown. The advice of the SAGE panel has our economy on its knees and with their predictions for the coming winter of 85,000 deaths, it would appear that they have their heart set on this situation being held until.......well........when?
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  1279. Life Coach for Men You propose they stay open and then have their licenses revoked?
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  1280. "The deaths were recorded among very frail patients including some who were anticipated to only have weeks or months to live" So the same as covid deaths then? The whole covid scam has been the result of the common cold finally getting a decent marketing department.
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  1281.  @DieselRamcharger  This isn't exclusive to Europe mate. Wherever you are, the same is coming. So go ahead hard case: tell us what you're doing to stop this.
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  1282.  @DieselRamcharger  Short answer is you're doing fuck all more than charging your gob off and charging diesel up a ram.
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  1283. James Turner Guess what? They're not legally enforcable in England either.
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  1284.  @iriscollins7583  Consideration of what? If you feel vulnerable, then stay in your home. Let young people get on with their lives just as you did.
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  1285. All boils down to who is polled and what questions are asked - what 'choice architecture' is offered to those questioned. Polls claim to be concerned with truth. That might have been the case originally, but increasingly they are involved in manipulation and the justification of denial.
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  1286. The mainstream media in Britain and the West can slag him off all they like. The truth is that in Putin, the Russians have a leader stronger than any the West has to offer. Who in Britain would put their faith in Stürmer? Is he actually in charge of Britain or doing the bidding of 'higher powers'? Look at France: total shambles. Look at Germany: same. Then we have the absolute travesty in the US: is Biden even conscious of what is going on in the world; and will his successor even make it into office?
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  1287. Genocide by stealth. Plain to see.
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  1288. Well said on the state of the hospitality trade - allowed to re-open as long as it makes sure that pubs and restaurants greet customers as though they might be carrying weapons-grade plutonium. So many people I know have just decided to eat and drink at home or in the homes of friends. This is the latest clever stunt whereby the government can act as though normality can make its way back, when the reality of it is that small/medium businesses are forced to remain essentially unviable
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  1289. If you're a nice guy, then top-level negotiation is not for you.
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  1290. One question: Who selected SAGE?
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  1291. They finally moved out from No 36 last year. Was a dreadful two years.
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  1292.  @joedudz  I went to the first Traf' Square 'protest'. It, like all subsequent ones, was more of a love-in, singalongafest. Politicians love people who content themselves with such shit.
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  1293. A strange urge towards taking back power from London - only then to cede it to Brussels.
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  1294. Again, a talkRADIO presenter describing an experimental mRNA medication, as a 'vaccine'. It does not do what a vaccine does. Why, if you had invented a new medication that worked in a new way and was both safe and effective, would you cloak it in the guise of an already proven method of medication?
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  1295. Over the past year I have spoken to so many people, trying to alert them to what's coming. It's the same look they give: total disbelief and gentle ridicule, as I try to explain how they are going to be robbed. Given up now, they're on their own.
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  1296. Go Russia. We don't all believe the MSM bullshit.
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  1297. Helen Meopham Simple answer: £££££££££££££££££
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  1298. We don't need no vaccinations We don't need no thought control
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  1299. What's all this past tense? We're faced with lockdown until we have a zero infection rate, according to SAGE diktat. Figure that one out. Lockdown saves no lives. It is in place for one thing only: to dismantle the means of small/medium businesses to trade. Why? So that their former workers are put on the dole and at the mercy of the state. This is socialist takeover.
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  1300. Great lesson delivery. It would be great, all these years later, to see all of this put to work on an investigation of all the plans that Klaus Schwab and his WEF seem so keen to put in place without asking anyone.
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  1301. Looking at your map, it seems fairly natural and in order, that Russia should be so active in the Arctic. Millions of square miles of Russian territory lies within the Arctic circle, and its entire northern shoreline meets the Arctic Ocean. So what that the Arctic and the North Atlantic are next to each other? Russia makes no claim to have an interest in the North Atlantic, beyond its right to traverse international shipping routes? "We are, dare I say it, at war with Russia..." Well why? Why on earth are we in any way involved in NATO's thrust eastward, encroaching on Russia's borders and challenging their security? The Western narrative has it that Russia is the aggressor, but just imagine how the US would react if Russia were to set-up military bases in Mexico, with missiles sited within minutes of US strategic assets? How would that be treated? What gives the UK the right to regard the far north 'as our backyard', while China is regarded here as pushing its nose in by its use of Arctic shipping routes, and in working with Russia to gain access to resources? The way that climate change is over-stated here is also something of a giveaway. The truth is that the climate is not changing very much at all at either pole. Finally, since you used a short clip of footage from what looks like the Nordstream pipeline destruction, it seems appropriate to ask the question: who did that then?
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  1302.  @norsenomad  "Igor", "Ivan", "Vlad" = anyone who has a view other than the standard issue western MSM.
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  1303.  @hmq9052  ...except be honest.
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  1304. Again today, BBC reports that Russia is shelling the power plant it has occupied since March. Just too daft to laugh at anymore.
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  1305.  @adriang2053  But PHE stated that from Oct 8 the flu figure would be rolled into the covid figure.
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  1306.  @adriang2053  If it were just Carl Vernon saying it you might have a point. However, it is Carl Vernon showing the actual report (did you even watch it?) from Public Health England - now, mysteriously no longer available. It might of course just be a hologram or CGI of course.
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  1307. New Zealand free?
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  1308. Bankers are going into all sorts of areas they should leave to the experts. When the Chair of the Fed' starts telling people they need to offer their bodies up to receive experimental jabs - while the US economy is being tanked by his not doing his actual job - then things have gone awry.
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  1309. That phrase again from a government spokesman: "...not a moment longer than is absolutely necessary." Necessary for what purpose?
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  1310.  @danielbwest  Are you going to refute the figures for us then? Or just use emojis?
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  1311.  @danielbwest  Those mentioned in the video. Facts.
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  1312.  Nachos with a slice of lime  Could I impose on you by asking for a link to one of these please?
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  1313. Stupidity has its limits. Evil intent knows no bounds.
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  1314.  @RE-ng5uw  Going deeper: we need to know who appointed the members and on what basis.
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  1315.  @RE-ng5uw  Same page mate, exactly. Bank of England has everything in place for the body chips. Young people in Sweden have 'chipping nights' in pubs. Sheep just wandering into slavery.
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  1316. Interesting interview style: ask a question and then interrupt at any stage when the interviewee reaches the crux of his argument.
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  1317.  @iaincathro5744  You honestly believe there is still an opposition?
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  1318. Not a single word of the fact that the economies of the free world continue to be hamstrung by the strictures put in place two years ago, ostensibly in the attempt to combat a virus that threatened to wipe-out humanity; but which, within the first few weeks identified itself as a middle-ranking coronavirus. Fleeting mention of 'QE'; nothing again on the unprecedented and ongoing increase in money supply by the central banks - the real meaning of inflation and root cause of price rises.
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  1319. The 'property' referred to here, is in fact the labour of workers. It is that property which creates wealth. Tax is a legalised theft of the wealth that workers have created through their effort. Workers put up with it up to a point. Go beyond that point and they simply stop putting-in the effort.
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  1320.  @downshift4503  I appeal to no law in my objection to having my possessions/wealth taken from me. It is wrong to anyone who has an interest in having a just society. Leave me with what is mine. Nothing circular in any of that.
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  1321. The tests pick up remnants of former infections of the common cold; they register as positive so as to keep the 'case' numbers as high as possible. If we had tested in this same way and to the same degree, in any northern hemisphere January prior to 2020, we would have seen precisely the same steep rise in 'cases'. Fauci and his henchmen have had our pants down.
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  1322. Can't wait for the lockdown for next year's influenza outbreak.
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  1323. Elrobbo Indeed. You do know that Coronation Street is fiction, yes?
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  1324. Lionel Shriver rightly states that we are "in the grip of people". Her description of them as morons is less sound. There is nothing at all stupid in that small cohort who are imposing the 'climate crisis/net zero' scheme on Western economies in such suspiciously regimented fashion and with such damaging effects. They know perfectly well what they are doing and they are pursuing their aims very astutely. Their power and grip on our legislative bodies is such that even now, when we are largely aware of what is being perpetrated, we can do nothing to put a brake on their progress. By Mass Formation we are being ushered into penury.
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  1325. Esson Andrew "...should have..." or "...should've..."
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  1326. Th UK/US's fetid scheme is falling apart. Shame on them and on all those who have encouraged them, for spending Ukrainian lives without the slightest compunction. What possible purpose can The Telegraph think it is serving by its continued deception? Russia has been forced into this after decades of mounting aggression. Its options are simple: resist with military force, or stand aside to let their country be carved-up. They will fight with everything they have. The UK/US pact can walk away from this intact. That, in the end, is what will happen.
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  1327. By way of thanks in response to your stated motivation at the intro' here, for starting and maintaining this channel. I only stumbled across a video of yours around 6 months ago. I am older than you and have spent my whole working life totally unaware of the pernicious way that the bankers and government between them, conspire to cheat and rob people of the money they have after surviving the various tax hurdles. I had heard the term 'fiat currency' but had no notion of its meaning and its workings. I had heard of people who had gold sovereigns as they were handed down to a couple of my friends from grandparents, and although envious, I regarded the whole business as a bit odd and simply outdated and unnecessary. How wrong I was! I now range across a few other channels which deal in matters monetary, to take in wider ideas; however, this is the only one I tune into every day - not least for the book recommends and the occasional history (Bastia and the Austrian school especially). Great work, again thanks.
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  1328. Stimulus is the new palliative care.
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  1329. I need a diagram for this sort of stuff.
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  1330. This might make some sense if the peoples of the US, UK and AUS were not already having war waged against them, by their own respective governments, at the behest of.....................
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  1331.  @laxeystu8096  I repeat: don't listen to my word on it; do what I have done and listen to the real scientists and medical experts. Also, if you believe our PM 'hates lockdown' then you are simply naive as to his aim. The 'two senior government advisors': same.
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  1332.  @gee_emm  Fair point. I've been there. I changed jobs.
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  1333.  @gee_emm  Nor is it permanent.
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  1334.  @gee_emm  Glad we agree. Those on low pay are not held there forever.
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  1335.  @gee_emm  No chastisement here. My information comes from working for 43 years, some of it low-paid, some of it a bit higher, not much. These 'socialist leaning' countries where you are better off? Where?
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  1336. Ironic, that the plandemic which was the inaugural move in the programme of crises and coercion that are intended to usher in CBDCs; has served as the alarm to an increasing number of people, signalling the dreadful fact that our government is waging a war on our freedom and our wealth..
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  1337. 1700 people die every day in UK, covid or no. 1700 x 31 = 52700. Who is to say how many of those will be 'seconded' to the scamdemic? They've scared people shitless with spurious figures for two years now. It's become so boring.
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  1338. No, Daisy, I never wanted to hide behind anyone; and Whitty and Co do not deserve any sympathy for what they have done. Their actions have killed people in large numbers and caused as yet incalculable damage to our economy and society. The 'modellers' need to be brought before an inquiry to explain why everyone in the country have been robbed of two years of life. To young people, those two years wasted will handicap them all their lives.
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  1339.  @TommyConlan  That's a very Irish sounding name for a Cyrillic speaker!
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  1340. pierre Degraded how and to what extent?
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  1341. The Covid party is over. How long is this scab lifter going to keep this up?
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  1342.  @reaperscemetery362  US restrictions stop Russia and China shipping to Cuba, yes?
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  1343. Playstation, perhaps is partly responsible.
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  1344. All very well but what will this argument become when in the next few weeks, hospital admissions will inevitably rise as they do EVERY autumn? We all know how every and any death can be put down to covid.
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  1345. UPDATE: The carefully planned period of lockdowns continues apace; aided and abetted by so many hypochondriacs and bed-wetters who would rather live in the foetal position than go out into that world of media-concocted carnage.
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  1346.  @victoriouswarrior2325  Both guilty of harming the people they are supposed to serve. The phrase 'caring service' no longer apply.
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  1347. Ever felt like you're being handled?
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  1348. EMJ2456 Have you tried going for a jog?
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  1349. Neil's greeting: '...good to see your happy smiling face again.' That could not be seen if he were masked.
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  1350. Bill Franks You're lucky to have such a Governor. The only thing lockdowns do is make poor people poorer. Ask the WHO.
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  1351.  @MsDidi38  They are not mutually exclusive acts. You will get your beloved UBI while the large corporations will get subsidised while they make and keep even more money. And guess what the UBI level will do? Your slavery awaits.
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  1352. Brilliant. This needs to be heard far and wide. (Could anyone please give the name of the USN bloke up against that superb reporter, Matt Lee?)
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  1353. A very worthwhile talk, outlining much of the perilous stage at which we find ourselves. The mention of events in Ukraine though, seem a bit out of whack. The figure of 200,000 Russian troops 'lost', for instance, needs to be looked upon with some suspicion. Whose figures does he cite? Also, the casual reference to the effect of sanctions, which seems to take it as a given that they have crippled the Russian economy. Damaged somewhat, perhaps, but not significantly (while at the same time, the economy of Germany - and therefore of Europe - has been dealt a possibly fatal blow by the actions, principally of the US) The references generally to the conflict, seem to come from a position firmly behind the US/NATO narrative of Russia being the totally unjustified aggressor. The speaker seems to have fallen in line with the huge simplification that abounds in the Western MSM; ignoring the events that led to the conflict. Admittedly, my points are somewhat on the margin of his main thesis, but his seeming inattention to this extremely crucial situation, does, to my way of thinking, detract from his argument to quite a degree.
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  1354. Thank you for showing this before any UK outlet. Will they ever?
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  1355. The pandemic will be over as soon as they find another means of exerting excessive power over us. Until then......
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  1356. It would be interesting to find out the identity of the pair doing the Waldorf and Stadler act behind the young man. They were so coincidentally placed in the frame and their gestures ensued a little too readily.
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  1357. Variant schmariant. Utter scaremonger.
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  1358. Gavin Dowds You got an Atlas mate?
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  1359. No, not every death is a tragedy. When we get very old, death is a regrettable but inevitable fact.
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  1360. At first sight and at all levels, what's happening in Syria is a catastrophe. Firstly, for so many who live there, extreme violence is upon them. Just what is to happen beyond the initial phase is hardly likely to get any better.
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  1361. Council Tax. Originally the "Poll Tax". Prior to that we had "Rates". Under the old Rates, the highest rated housing was charged at x40 that of the lowest rated. With the inception of Thatcher's Council Tax, that ratio became x16
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  1362. More globalist crap. It's flu folks.
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  1363. Well, there's Dutch Disease in my knowledge base now, thank you. I think that's how education works!
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  1364. The US population is around 3.3 million. The average death rate from all causes is just over 7,808 per day. The SARS Covid2 virus has been active in the US since January 20th. Number of days from Jan 20th to Oct 20th = 275 Deaths from all causes during that time = 275x7808=2,147,200 Alleged SARS Covid2 deaths = 220,000
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  1365. Michael Hampner You're having a giraffe, yeah?
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  1366. Thank you very much for providing the information you have; and in distilling it into a form that the layman such as I can take on board. This one is particularly enlightening. It does rather appear as though we have a stratum of people at 'the top' of the economic and industrial spheres, who, some at least, are genuinely doing their level best to make things work again. What's becoming apparent in my view, is that these people are not ultimately in charge - that they are struggling against a very strong negative current which originates from a higher plateau. Alarm bells sound to my ear when I hear those words from the World Bank, given in the clip starting around 15:15. They're trotting-out that now familiar jargon that signals an intent not altogether convincing of their goodwill.
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  1367. Great interview, hosted well. That verbal slip he admits to: the reflex reference to 'the Soviets' is understandable and forgivable, but it does point to a very grave problem in the US and UK mindset regarding Russia. Yes I am in that same age range that grew up with the 'Red Threat' continually thrust at us through the media, and perhaps at that time quite justified. But we really do need to slap our collective Western face and move on. Too many just don't seem to be able to do that and this is giving the dreadful MSM narrators a free ride in their drip feeding us the most egregious lies.
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  1368. Just another day at bedwetters central.
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  1369. Yet just this week, people in Brazil have been told that they must have another booster or their welfare payments will be stopped. Many states in the US are pushing boosters on small infants.
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  1370. Polo Yep. I've said from the beginning that this is a one-way ratchet. They will not give up the power they have without physical fighting and bloodshed.
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  1371. Quite a few mentions of inflation but not a word of how that inflation was caused.
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  1372. The Fed' need to get this overed-with as soon as possible. It's clear to anyone who is watching, that they have been tasked with getting the US out of its reserve currency role. Understandable, the US has done more than its stint - the system is dead, flash up the system.
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  1373.  @AppleUK2000  You're a hypochondriac, yes?
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  1374. Lockdowns didn't work so let's do some more. The 'vaccines' aren't working so lets jab everyone. Yeah, really makes sense.
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  1375. The Barcelona rave is criticised by this bloke and held up as being the reason for return/increase of restrictions. He's playing the covid narrative game just as the oppressors want. The kids getting together and having fun was not anything to blame. Grow a pair mate and put the blame where it belongs.
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  1376.  @tobiasgriffin  Please! Some sarcasm is subtle, mine wasn't.
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  1377. See what you did there: left out the T90. Neat.
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  1378.  @pfmcoop  It's a virus. It doesn't care much for national traits. It seeks human hosts, kills some, then runs out of susceptibles.
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  1379. It's a cull of all small/medium businesses. Clear as day but people seem to think it's about fighting viruses. They think this because the government and the media keep telling them lies. How many lies do they need to be told before the penny drops?
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  1380. Not scared of any variation. Very scared of this Tory government being advised by communists.
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  1381. Britain, the British, need to wake up and realise that we now live in a world that has moved on. The British are no longer big players in the global power game - it is now the big three of the US, China and Russia who hold sway. Britain is a minnow and it is threatened by no-one except the people who are in power. Vance was right: we are destroying ourselves.
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  1382.  @jfleming6656  So medical and scientific truth is trumped by a school board; your misguided estimation regarding danger; and a green light given by a corrupt Federal Agency to a Big Pharma company with a long criminal record. Masks do not prevent viral transmission. There's the truth of it.
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  1383. Crusty Otter They are in this for ideological reasons.
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  1384. @Tom He's a Member of Parliament. The prime reason for occupying that position is to care about, and to work in the interests of, the public. The public are angry and that should make him care. Any further questions, please don't hesitate.
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  1385. And still, with all their concerns and the anguish they voice, these two men are not prepared to show their rejection of all this treachery, by the simple act of walking in to buy a loaf of bread without wearing a face mask. I do this most days.
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  1386. Thanks again Joe, great information. I wonder are you aware of David Rogers Webb's small but very scary book: "The Great Taking"? Only some of it can I understand, but it would be good to hear your estimation of its content.
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  1387. How has such a lying fool reached high office?
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  1388. Standby for Whitty and Vallance's film show and some ridiculous graphs.
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  1389. Stafkerr Johnson Even if it does, it won't stop lockdown. Nothing is to get in the way of the destruction of our economy.
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  1390.  @machdaddy6451  How original: anyone who challenges the US/UK narrative has to be a botski, yes? Is that all you can muster? You can't put anything more substantial than that on the table? Go on mate, have a go.
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  1391.  @vendicardecarian9220  Maybe give them a couple of draws of that shit you're on? They'll start talking.
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  1392. Utter bollocks the lot of it.
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  1393.  @importantjohn  We get a new flu virus every year. Why do we not shut down to 'prevent' each one?
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  1394. Tonight's lectern panto will hand down the strategy for keeping us locked down in all but name throughout the summer so that next autumn's flu outbreak can be coralled and made to provide more scary numbers to fool the masked muppets into yet more submission.
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  1395. How out of the loop is Mr McLaughlin? Only someone who is not keeping abreast of the current battlefield and geopolitical situations could be "having trouble getting their heads around this".
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  1396.  @naz943  Translation: Baaaaaaaaaa
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  1397. When is this bloke going to catch on? We need people to mix and to build up their immune systems. This should have been happening during the summer.
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  1398. Every one of the messages of condolence came from a WEF activist.
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  1399. Imagine a virus, if you will, that is so smart that it attacks every four years, in the period leading up to the US Presidential election.
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  1400. By 2030, will I own anything and will I be happy? Just asking because it would seem that all powers over this have been taken by someone I can't remember voting for.
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  1401. Great to watch. Would have been even better with a glimpse of the stage acts.
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  1402.  @Zanota85  Not all of a sudden, but by stages. Public access to fuel has already started to be restricted by the recent price rises - that will continue. A catastrophic collapse is precisely what the powers-that-be would want. What better way to make people accept tyrannical rule?
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  1403. Friday of Colour.
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  1404.  @mwd331  What possible benefit was it to shut down the world's economies, seemingly to fight a virus that is so dangerous that the 95 year-old Queen Elizabeth II is getting along with things just fine? Look a bit further than you nose my friend and you don't get to tell people what they can and cannot say on the internet. I know that upsets some people but that's how it is.
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  1405. Bottom line is that the small/medium business sector, which employs the largest proportion of the workforce, has not yet been fully destroyed by lockdown; therefore we must and will have more lockdown. If anyone has not twigged that this is the objective, then they need to pull their head out of their arse.
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  1406. Johann Johann All that target practice, then they were sent to Bakhmut to be targets and now so many of them are dead. Are you happy with that?
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  1407. Vote socialist, get socialism. Enjoy!
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  1408. Yet another outmoded commentator on Times Radio. Still fighting the Soviet bear of his youth.
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  1409. Why is The Spectator colluding with the government in their push to make people who are in no danger from the virus, accept what is still an experimental medication that will not stop them becoming infected and will not stop their passing infection to others?
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  1410.  @_alienblood  Thank you for narrowing it down. All I ask now is you supply evidence of Putin saying this. Where and when?
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  1411. 2xsive05 Fitting avatar. Rose tinted spec's.
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  1412. Oleg Petrov NATO called it 'shock and awe' in Iraq. Sounds sexy until someone else does it. Then it's called 'the weaponisation of misery'.
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  1413. I'm in UK, watching this 4 months later. I'm wondering, has it clicked yet with American people as to what is happening before their eyes? That the best country the world has to offer, is being turned into a socialist state? Your businesses - just like ours - are being held underwater until they stop their pesky entrepreneurial, freedom-loving twitching. When that happens (as it is doing every day) the people who used to work in those businesses are at the mercy of the state. Restaurants 'allowed to re-open'. Token gesture to make it look like a return to full operation is one day possible. The reality is, the whole hospitality sector and the entertainment sector will never return. Rise up somehow or prepare to become slaves to the new boss. Not same as the old boss.
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  1414. Cases ARE good. Bring more cases. Cases, in the vast majority, mean more people have the virus and are dealing/have dealt with it and now are immune. That's how it always has been with viral outbreaks. Never in the past have Governors felt the need to address the public with details of statistics as we have witnessed this year. Stop this nonsense and get back to living our lives.
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  1415. 1990 - more all-cause deaths per capita in England and Wales than during 2020 1991 - ditto 1993 - ditto 1995 - ditto 1996 - ditto So why are they doing this to us?
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  1416. The New York Times. The large print giveth, the small print taketh away.
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  1417. How are the ordinary Afghan people surviving the Covid plague without masks?
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  1418. MrB1923 Meticulously planned and brutally executed.
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  1419. Fraser Nelson needs to do some research. "If it's not lockdown, what else could it be?" Lockdowns don't work Fraser. It's an airborne virus; it spreads, finds hosts who are susceptible until it runs out of them, thereby waning. It's what they do every year and lockdown does not stop it. That's why even the WHO and health authorities the world over have for decades not advocated lockdown as a means of controlling viral outbreaks in the long term. But because we are 'led by the science' which turns out to be a highly selective bunch of malcontents, we have absolutely destroyed so much of the small/medium business base which employs millions of people. Lives have been torn to pieces by this dreadful team of people; and the Spectator has stood idly by, watching them do it.
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  1420. William Boyle Lockdowns work how?
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  1421.  @gavtex1065  No. You explain to me how lockdowns save lives. You can't because they don't.
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  1422.  @gavtex1065  It's because I'm not a virologist that I seek the view of leading virologists and epidemiologists who assert that lockdown does not save lives. This is a very short list of such: Prof' John Ionaiddis Prof' Sunetra Gupta Prof' Carl Heneghan Prof' Jay Battacharya Prof' Michael Levitt Prof' Martin Kulldorff There are many others including David Nabarro of the WHO who has stated clearly that 'lockdowns do one thing only: they make poor people poorer'. Tell me they are all wrong.
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  1423. What's the Monroe Doctrine, if not America's way of forbidding any threat from neighbouring territory/seaway? How is Putin portrayed as paranoid in not wanting NATO on his doorstep; when JFK is hailed - rightly so in my view - as the man who made sure the Soviets packed-up their missiles and sailed away?
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  1424. J C She's sharpening it right now, while we're all occupied with Joe's stumblings.
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  1425.  @nmarbletoe8210  There was no niceness in any of my comment. None what so fuckin ever.
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  1426. "Yes there's a fire at ground floor but close your window up there and stay in your apartment, all will be fine"
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  1427.  @olafbloodaxe5931  Government selects the members of the advisory group, SAGE. Strange that for 16 months they have been the sole providers of 'the science'.
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  1428. I recall a certain John Major, when announcing our first bout of 'austerity', insisting that "If it isn't hurting, it isn't working." The implication there seemed to suggest that after a period of hurt, things would get better. Major's words were spoken in 1995, notably on the 1st of April. We've been fools ever since.
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  1429. But when is the next train to Mars?
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  1430. "We"? On whose authority do you speak for a 'we'? I certainly don't know that Trump is a fascist; and before you make such grandiose claims, you really should substantiate them. I can't say I'm over-bothered who becomes US President, on the simple basis that if Trump wins, the Neocon deep state stays in power; while on the other hand, if Harris wins, then the Neocon deep state stays in power. This is precisely the same set-up as operates in the UK and in most Western 'democracies'.
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  1431. "Those whom the Gods would destroy, they first make mad."
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  1432. Dr. Burt Gummerfan Well not strictly true - there is black bread and beetroot soup.
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  1433. Don't wear masks, plain and simple. To wear a mask is to condone the continuing lockdown. It's very easy; all it takes is a backbone. There is very little that is in our power to signal non-compliance: we can't go into a locked pub or restaurant. We can drive to areas outside our 'zone' but who would give a toss about that? Just ditch the masks. Vote with your face.
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  1434. Young people doing what I did when I was young. Thank goodness.
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  1435. You 'have no document' to vouch for the vast majority of your assertions. Jeffrey Sachs is the adult in the room. Tim Wilson is a keen amateur who never has the balls to answer to comments. Here's one for you: how come the US gets to have the Monroe Doctrine to protect its territory; while Russia is expected to just sit there and watch the missile bases and CIA stations to be sited right up to its border?
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  1436. These 'Russian missiles' have a tendency to eventually be found to be Ukrainian.
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  1437.    You're way out with your 3.4%. It's people like you who try to scare everyone shitless for no reason. This has to be lived with and all this lockdown is doing is destroying the world's economies
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  1438. Vote Jonathan Davis!
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  1439. sebum reath You're right: our democracy and freedom are both rightly described as 'so called'. We are not free and our democracy is compromised to the extent that it no longer serves its purpose. The legality of any of what is happening, is of little consequence when the legislative body that presides over our laws, is in the hands of those who are doing this to us. They can make the law do whatever they desire.
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  1440. US blessed by lovely summer weather. But hey, we got an agenda.
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  1441. So, some of the world's wealthiest, most powerful people, gather together each year to take part in confidential meetings in which plans are laid out with the aim of gaining ever more power over people; and the one word in the English dictionary that best describes this situation, is rendered inapplicable? "I am not a conspiracy theorist. I am a conspiracy analyst." Gore Vidal
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  1442. That spiritless spectacle of the opening ceremony with its walking drones, waving in their gimp-masks. How many young people are making the decision right now, that all that training is just not going to be worth it? And so, we can look forward to the treat of the Qatar World Cup as it impales itself.
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  1443. John Melville Just pass me that sick bucket by the side of you would you please?
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  1444. ruster719 Sounds surprisingly sensible. Doesn't sit well with his being fully on-board with the climate crisis nonsense.
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  1445. SVP Yet here we are, locked down in US, locked down in UK. Guess who's on the menu?
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  1446. So basically, the recommendations set out in the Great Barrington Declaration in October 2020; marginalised by MSM and ridiculed in the House of Commons by Matt Hancock - was all along, the science we should have been following. So why did Johnson reject every one of its suggestions, instead choosing to impose every measure that SAGE proposed, in the full knowledge that this would cause damage to the economy and bring immeasurable misery on the lives of the people?
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  1447. Why are the media still consulting this muppet who has got so much so wrong?
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  1448. If England's pubs are not shut down before Christmas, I'll show my arse in the Co-op window.
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  1449. I was taking so much viagra that I decided to switch from tablets to a bottle of white liquid. In the dark last night I accidentally took a swig of tippex. Woke up with a huge correction.
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  1450. Quite apart from the fact that we are asked to look at a chart that is nowhere shown, there is so much muddle-headedness in this talk. We are told that people 'saved' during lockdown - that they simply couldn't spend money. Internet home shopping has been with us for some time now, and it burgeoned during lockdown. We are told that the inflation seen in the last few years happened not because of the creation of new money. Really? Are we seriously supposed to believe that when the state created 400 billion new £, that this had no effect on the buying power of all the money that pre-existed that move? The reality is that all our wealth was diminished, as it always is, when the money printers are run; and this diminution of our wealth stays with us now and into the future. The money in our wages/savings/pensions has not and will not be returned to its former value. Inflation actually consists in that very increase in currency supply. Once introduced its effect stays. Loaves of bread have not gone back to their pre-2020 level, nor has the cost of houses. This video needs a re-run, with that chart.
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  1451.  @AllodialTitle  Scares me too. The really worrying thing is how many people are looking to 'the vaccine' as if it's some kind of salvation from this oppression. They don't seem to be capable of looking beyond their own affairs to realise what is being assembled around them.
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  1452. 1:52 President Putin.
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  1453. This will come as a dreadful blow to all male, pure-blood, blubber fans.
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  1454. "I'm not wild about the herd immunity idea..." Your estimation of what is simply a biological fact, counts for nothing.
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  1455. The amazing fact is that she has managed to survive in the education establishment with such outlandishly grounded ideas.
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  1456. mattfm101 The army exists already. They are the latest reinforcements.
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  1457. This interview takes things up a gear, Mario. Great to learn of the wider references/philosophy that Brecht brings in. I would really like to hear you interview Alasdair Macleod, Gerald Celente and Gregory Mannarino.
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  1458. "Democracy Now!.... (as long as it goes our way)" This site should be celebrating the fact that democracy in the UK - after a period of over three years of constant attack from the pro-EU elite - has been shown to be still alive; not healthy by any means, but still with a chance of survival from the anti-national, globalist cabal. That three democratic votes have been had in rapid succession - with the result that the people of the UK have had their chance to effect the change they desire - that such expression of popular free will is castigated by this site, is very revealing of their true feelings about democracy.
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  1459. What's the next letter in the Greek alphabet?
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  1460. How does a 30 year old man have tits?
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  1461.  @robertblucher5780  I'm complaining about the global warming scam.
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  1462. The British Government beat him to that one.
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  1463. Jail.
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  1464. My qualifications as an anti-vaxxer are somewhat undermined by the fact that I have received vaccines to counter smallpox, TB and polio. When the mRNA medication started to be pushed so vigorously on the public, to protect them from a virus that is a threat only to the most vulnerable, I decided to get my information from various sources, most notable of which is Dr Mike Yeadon, former senior scientist with Pfizer.
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  1465. Biden was always the delivery vehicle. He will be retired within the year. Komrad Kamala is what the Democrat Party has let itself become.
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  1466. If everyone had had the sense to refuse to wear the chin hammock, we would have called their bluff and this would be all over now.
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  1467.  J130 G810  Correct. That's from KGB research in I think the 1970s
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  1468.  @TheDAT9  I get what you're saying, but we have to find a way to break out of that one fix.
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  1469.  @cherryfresh6150  Yes. That's last month. So not the 27% that you cited.
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  1470.  @paulmcgreevy3011  Well that's my feeling, but not sure just what H was expressing?
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  1471. Minimum wage is good if we're talking about people being brought up to its level. Now it seems it's something to bring people down to.
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  1472. '...borne out...'
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  1473. jcd That was forty-four years ago. Now is now. You looked at the Western economies lately?
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  1474. The notion of someone depositing valuables in a security vault 'with a bank', is beyond funny.
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  1475. What happened? Tories then Labour then Tories then Labour then Tories then Labour. As the man almost said: Two cheeks of the same arse. And the muppets will vote Labour and Tory again soon.
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  1476. Jules But could you eat a whole one?
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  1477. Let's all get on our doorsteps again, starting next Thursday, to clap like performing seals for the new NHS culturally inclusive uniforms.
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  1478. Another greatly informative video, thank you. Just one question: when PT Jones states his must haves as 5% each in gold, bitcoin, cash and commodities; what is happening with all the rest?
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  1479. Best President ever.
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  1480. Especially applicable to our current situation which has people stupid enough to believe it's a good idea to keep Granny warm by burning the kids' future.
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  1481. Do you know?
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  1482. None of what the Fed is doing to the dollar would be possible without a fabricated narrative concerning a 'virus' for which there is still no proof. I'm not a medical expert so I listen to people who are. One of these is Dr Sam Bailey who has produced a comprehensive explanation of how we are the victims of the biggest scam in history. https://odysee.com/@drsambailey:c/Once-Upon-A-Time-in-Wuhan-Odysee-Exclusive-Comp:2
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  1483. Two weeks after this was released: Au $2404
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  1484. Are we very different from Australians? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcNwoPfhJ0M
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  1485. So here we are in 2022, with UK taxpayers supplying neo-Nazi fighters with equipment to fight Russian forces.
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  1486. Thanks for all your work in encouraging the totalitarian globalists to impose vaccine passports. Well done.
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  1487. "...honourable..."! Awww bless.
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  1488. "Propose" = impose.
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  1489. "Accused of Alcohol Use..." That's where we're at now?
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  1490. "...well, the furlough funds and stuff." Yep, just shake that money tree mate.
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  1491. "...online footfall..." What part did feet play in any of that then?
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  1492. Arse soundly slapped.
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  1493. We are where we are because people were and are stupid enough to wear masks that don't do a thing but fly the doom narrative flag; because people were willing to, and continue to put their faith in jabs that can never stop the transmission of a coronavirus. We are where we are because people are now so embarrassed at having been fooled by our government of tyrants, that they have to keep gazing into the distance when confronted by each new blatant absurdity.
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  1494. AAAAAARGH! "Forecast" not "Forecasted". Please desist!
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  1495. Zulqadarr Rashid Hope the flood situation is easing and Imran Khan gets back in power.
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  1496. The whole lockdown debacle was run - is still being run - on the hardest datum there is: in order to gain complete control over people you simply have to put fear into them.
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  1497. A bit of an aside but I'm wondering why such a high profile court case as this is not televised and we are offered those very poor sketches instead? The Rittenhouse case was televised every second.
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  1498.  @ksc743  Thanks, that explains it.
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  1499. Wheel-in the leftist replacement.
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  1500. For the umpteenth time here on talkTOTHEWALL: the plan is out there big and proud - they want to BUILD BACK BETTER. Before the building can start, the old structure must be taken down. The old structure is the whole mindset in humans, that they can make their independent way by means of trading. Call it free-enterprise or whatever; it is to be done away with so that each person accepts their new position as a state-dependent serf. How people are still expecting those in power, not to take this to its full realisation; and let us open up business in any permanent way, is just beyond me. This is not about a virus at all; it is about the psychological weaning of the people onto the state teat.
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  1501. Elaine Young Yeah but, it's a very well-heeled 12.
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  1502.  @bobbiecrider6964  Did all that apart from the forgetting bit.
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  1503. We need to get back to giving priority to producers of new wealth - the act of making stuff - rather than manipulating the property market.
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  1504. Just when the Davos wrecking crew had run out of their fetid plandemic to frighten people; along comes a war. How very convenient!
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  1505. Covid and its plandemic gave the government a population largely transformed into a mass formation unable and eventually unwilling to think as individuals; all of them trained like dogs, to think only in the interests of 'the greater good'. They believe all official advice. This was embedded by fear in their isolation during the lockdowns and is now a part of their character, to be re-routed to face in any direction chosen by the authorities. The current area of interest is the Ukraine war and the generation of visceral hatred for Russia.
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  1506. @Tsagan All that Kool aid should sort thing for you.
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  1507.  @saralouise2776  I can sympathise with that. However, their entire future is at stake here. Long term planning is only a luxury if you don't care for the future.
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  1508. Why has it taken almost two years of this dreadful scheme, for Douglas Murray to put his shoulder to the call for the return of our freedom? Why has the Spectator magazine been similarly happy to stand aside filing its nails while lockdowns have been set upon the small/medium business sector, causing such horrendous damage to our economy and our society?
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  1509. Keir Starmer is a member of the Trilateral Commission. Take a look at them. Patrick Wood and Anthony Sutton are good sources.
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  1510. The level of ignorance in the Times Radio studio is reflected by the inane comment sections of each report. The reality of the battlefield, while they wave their little flags like those buffoons in the House of Representatives, is that the Ukrainians are being absolutely torn to pieces by a level of fire power that could not nearly be approached even if the whole of NATO countries' manufacturers doubled their capacity. Think about it: if $170 billion got Ukraine to this catastrophic point, what is another $60 billion expected to do? Remember that this war could have been stopped in April 2022 had NATO not 'intervened'. This became justly titled Johnson's war from that point. His name is tagged onto what is to be NATO's most humiliating defeat.
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  1511. Re-watching this after the 'My Dinner With..' video. Amazing experience! So many music greats that I hold close but Joni is out there on her own for me. Just yesterday I was sitting in weak and welcome sunshine, wine, cigar and the 'Travelogue' album of orchestral versions. Bliss. Her vocal quality on that album is just remarkable.
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  1512. You figured vaccination was the way out of this pandemic? One of the most common tactics that psychopathic murderers adopt when they have their victim captive, is to strike a deal with them: 'Don't scream, don't try to escape and I won't hurt you and I'll set you free. Here's some coffee and a sandwich' Then, at a time of their choosing, the murderer chooses which weapon.
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  1513. Prancing around like a court jester with an iPad. The key question he leaves us with is, have we reached peak skinny trouser?
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  1514. NATO and the EU have marched up to Russia's front door with military bases and with missiles. Is Putin supposed to be OK with that? Was JFK OK with similar actions by the Soviets in '62? Try a bit of perspective please https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7EZPLzOU58
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  1515. She just looks deflated, sad and totally uninspiring. Who would follow such a leader? European nations have leached from the US for many decades. It is high time they fended for themselves. A good start would be to keep out of other peoples' business.
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  1516. Everlita Akers Because all previous years have been just like 2020, yes?
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  1517. josh There you go then: democracy in action!
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  1518. Good to see the phrase "right-wing" on its own. It looks sort of naked without the customary "extreme" tagged-on.
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  1519.  @pfdanz  There is no charge now and for a long time, at the vast majority of ATMs. Just laziness in so many people.
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  1520. Ms You miss the Cold War?
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  1521. No smell in the house?
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  1522. "Unless the Ukrainians really crack and I don't think they will......" OK Professor, let's go with that then.
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  1523.  @nodrogock1765  Covid is a novel coronavirus, yes. Flu is not a coronavirus. The effects and severity of covid is in the same league as flu; as in, they both cause death, overwhelmingly in those who are frail. In England & Wales we have had five years since 1990 in which the all-cause death figure per capita, exceeds that of 2020. Quite why our economy and so many other western economies have been destroyed in the vain attempt to 'beat' covid, is difficult to fathom.
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  1524.  @grey_wind948  Not saying that at all. We can all see how the PCR was put out there to 'capture' figures for the lockdown advocates because they ran out of bodies. Similarly, 'cause of death' entries are all too easily augmented with one little word for the same reason.
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  1525. Times Radio and its bunch of stooges just get more embarrassing daily. Mind you, looking at the knuckle-draggers in the comments, it's easy to see how they get away with it.
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  1526. @ In countries where firearms are prohibited to the people, 100,000 troops are unstoppable. Quite a relevant fact.
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  1527. That's a lovely Merc'. Hope it wasn't grazed.
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  1528. 'Disinformation'? So there was no fraud then? It all went just as it should? Dream on.
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  1529. Paddy is walking down Ballymuck high street when he meets the village doctor walking towards him. "Ah good morning Paddy, how's that brother of yours doing?" "Not too good I'm afraid doctor, after coming to see you the other day he's not for leaving his bed" "Ahh, I told him there's nothing wrong with him it's all in his head - he thinks he's ill so he feels ill" Next day, same encounter. "Good morning Paddy, what's the news on him?" "Sorry to say doctor, but he's weakening and him with terrible sweats and all burning up with the temperature" "Tell him from me would you: he only THINKS he's ill. He'll be fine when he shakes himself" Two days later. "And how is it with him today?" "Dear me doctor, I'm just on my way to ask you to come see him. He's broken out now in sores and the coughing" "Ach sure this is all part of the psychosomatic divellment that's set about him. Tell him from me there's nothing wrong with him, he only THINKS he's ill" Next day. "Is he up and about yet the big fellah?" "He's not indeed doctor. I've had to leave him just now to run out to put his horses on and he's wasting away now doctor, hasn't eaten nor drank now for three days. His hair's falling out and he barely opens his eyes." "We have to be strong Paddy and impress upon him that it's all a figment of his own imagination - he only THINKS he's ill and with a man so set in his ways that's a strong thing to break; but break it we must you tell him from me now" The day after "Well, give us it then. Can we see any improvement? How is he today?" "You'll never believe the strength of his hide doctor. It's dead he thinks he is now"
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  1530.  @liberalbill499  Conspiracies are secret. This is out in the open.
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  1531.  @liberalbill499  Old people are suffering. They are barricading themselves in. What kind of life is that?
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  1532.  @Kaiyanwang82  Russia is being compelled to fight for its existence. That's not great, but fight they must. Don't believe all you have been told about Prigozhin. How many coup leaders have been re-instated to their former duties?
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  1533. Biden's injecting himself. That explains so much now.
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  1534. Thomas Panks If it was inbound to Trump, he would have been in bits now. You meant 'outbound' perhaps?
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  1535. "Tool and the Gang"
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  1536. "Lots of people really liked Labour's manifesto, so it wasn't the policy which was the problem" Perhaps the problem is to do with the fact that even more people didn't like Labour's manifesto? Just thought I'd throw it out there George, see if there's anything in it?
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  1537. Spiderlike Bit of a tenuous link there isn't it, between someone who is against the needless crippling of trade and the UK's return to sovereignty?
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  1538. Yet another talkRADIO interview which asks a person who has no medical authority or standing, to comment on 'vaccination' (more accurately: mRNA injection). Further, the medically unqualified person alludes to the fact that the level of immunity in the population is due wholly to the widespread application of this injection. Nowhere is any mention made as to what degree our natural immune systems have figured out how to deal with things and move on. Who is to say that the injections have in fact done anything more than our natural immune systems as a herd, would have done anyway?
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  1539. robert Where does PR work?
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  1540. sergey What he says seems quite plausible to me.
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  1541. michael steenburg 100% mate. I'm in UK and thought things were bad here, but certain states in the US look to be firmly gripped by utter madness.
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  1542.  @Kermit_T_Frog  Western Civilisation being strangled by lockdowns for almost two years, to 'make war' on a virus with a 99.98% survival rate. Not one MSM outlet questioning any of it. Any of that statement misconstrued, amplified or even slightly untrue?
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  1543.  @jasonm1827  99.98% survive the virus. Average age of death from the virus: 82
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  1544.  @Kermit_T_Frog  WWII. 17 million lost in battle. 18 million civilians killed. Your mathematics needs a bit of a brush-up.
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  1545. Here we go: all headaches, all fatigue, all loss of appetite, all skin rashes are all covid. The bedwetters will lap this shit up.
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  1546.  @cedricvary932  Thanks awfully old chap! I used to borrow money but I am thankfully now, fully recovered.
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  1547. Indeed. And it's being purposely flown into the ground.
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  1548. Steve Cobb "...appearing to..."
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  1549. "...has the worst covid rates." What does that actually mean? It means that the massive testing picks up instances of people who have the virus. So what, when we have so many people who have developed natural immunity?
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  1550. Hurri His time with Channel 4 can't be long then.
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  1551. It's all a scam. The biggest robbery in history taking place under the guise of a health issue. The vaccines are not here to answer questions but to make money and to keep people stringing along, thinking their governments are working for them.
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  1552. Fuckin muppet. The government have given us nothing that was not ours. He refers to himself as a businessman then he waves the flag for the continuing ratchet process by which free enterprise and self determination is being wiped-out. What an absolute buffoon.
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  1553. If Biden don't get yah, Komrad Kamala will.
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  1554. lyudmyla I see what you did there: you changed a letter in his name so that it makes a nasty word. How clever! Those creative writing lessons are starting to pay off!
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  1555. @Friendly Fire You just used words on a YouTube comment. Why bother?
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  1556. Nick Brajkovich It is precisely because this is such a highly planned and executed process for extremely high stakes, that we can be assured they will not pull back. There can be no easing of their tyrannical lockdown until we are thoroughly crushed. They know that we know of their treachery and they know that if we ever regained our liberty and our democracy, they would be imprisoned. That will not be allowed to happen. Just watch events from next Monday onwards. It has taken a long time to exterminate the small/medium business sector, but we are nearly there. When that is totally destroyed, they have us at their mercy and things will become much, much darker.
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  1557. Who is President? Who is making the decisions?
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  1558.  @johnburns4017  My question was why do we need the Bank of England? Why does the government not just 'provide' its money itself? The ownership of the BofE is actually moot. On their website it is stated merely that it 'has to answer to' the government. My other questions are well worth investigation. Put bluntly: profit is made and half goes back to the treasury - so who or what gets the other half
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  1559.  @downshift4503  The BofE is nowhere declared to be 'owned' fully by the government. Even if it were, why would the treasury need it instead of issuing currency units directly instead of incurring interest charges? What caused the ERM to be removed? Market forces. What caused the downfall of Truss? Market forces.
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  1560.  @brettbretterson6062  Tell your friend no. Taxes are theft.
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  1561. What the planners of CBDC fail to take into account is the effect on production; in its base meaning of just doing. The only reason that people work hard, take risks and innovate, is so that they might get a return, in the form of money, that will allow them to put things in their life which they desire. They might desire a holiday or a Range Rover, a house or a set of golf clubs - short term wants and longer term aims. All of this is humans being human, and almost by accident, their activities have brought about, after many years of aspiration and effort, the unsung miracle of stuff-a-plenty. We can glean from the pronouncements of the politicians (and the characters coming out of the shadows to take their place without our votes) that our wants and aims regarding possessions and wealth, are to be consigned to history and that 'stuff' and the possession of stuff, is to be erased. The absolute torpor that would descend upon the world? The moribund state in which aspiration is snuffed? Have they really, really thought about this, and what the effect this will have when inevitably, billions of people wake up to what has been done to them?
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  1562. Seems that all you need to do, if you want to justify medical tyranny, is make sure that the HSS is staffed by 'the right people'. It all sounds respectable that way.
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  1563. Pure joy!
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  1564. The word 'legal' is key here. Of course, all tax belongs to the state, legally; but who legislates to put the laws in place? The state, through government, sets the rate of tax and so legally compels those who work and create wealth, to give up some of that wealth. It knows that if it sets that rate too high, it risks receiving nothing; for who would bother working if there is insufficient reward? The legal argument is not really what matters, for the laws will be made to do whatever the tax-takers choose. However, the real nub is what people feel is just. Set taxes at a reasonable level and workers will comply by going out to work and paying tax. There is a point though, at which the act of working becomes simply not worth the effort. It's not about legality, it's about the sense of injustice felt by workers. Until of course, the totalitarian state is brought about, and people can be forced to work.
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  1565. joseph The MSM's embarrassment is eased by all those $$$$$$$$$ they are getting.
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  1566. PLANDEMIC
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  1567.  @garymingy8671  Or alternatively, grow a pair and just do as we've done with every other yearly viral outbreak. Crazy notion, I know!
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  1568.  @jake751  It's unsustainable.
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  1569. Spot-on.
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  1570.  @kkman4053  Power is the very currency of politics; the maintenance of power is above all else, the job at hand. Show me a government where that is not the case? The EU wants power. It's just they want to exercise that power in a way that is not conducive to healthy democracy.
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  1571. I'd love to ask Prof' Schwab what precisely is meant by this. If I am to own nothing, then who gets to live in the house I've just finished paying for after 20 years slogging it? Who will drive my car? Who gets my savings? Just little details I know but would be great to clear things up.
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  1572. How is any of this a shock? We are in the grip of the money party and they will allow us to wave our little red flags and then our little blue flags, and sing our anthems and feel happy while we are being made into paupers. Get a grip Mr Murphy. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  1573. The intense Russophobia you repeatedly display is preventing you from doing sufficient research, Professor. You appear to be basing your judgement on figures given out by Ukraine. How likely do you think it is that they are minimising their own casualties and grossly inflating those of the Russians? This might seem to be a question that can be ignored right now, but the real figures will one day make you look rather silly.
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  1574. "You don't need the NYT anymore..." So I can now get my soft-psychological manipulation through AI?
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  1575. This woman would burn your house down with your kids inside. Pure evil.
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  1576. The country has put a deep divide between the people, leaving us in one of two camps: those who keep on tuning in to the BBC and other mainstream purveyors of doom; and those who stopped listening because they had the gumption to realise that the MSM and the government were having our pants down. There are many who need urgently to wake up.
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  1577. It would be worth trying this interview again with the gremlins sorted.
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  1578.  @govaert7  The virus shares the planet with you now. You're never going to shake hands with people again?
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  1579. Colds common in winter eh? Shocker.
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  1580. Boom in order to bust. One of the bankers' favourite pastimes.
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  1581. The West, its talking heads like Tim Ash and its bought and paid for platforms like Times Radio, are being taught a lesson. Your economies are dying. Best of luck.
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  1582. UK LOCKDOWN EXTENDED TO JULY 17th https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/750/regulation/19 (Look to 'Expiry' at bottom)
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  1583. Struggling to put coke up his snot box.
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  1584.  @changeshifter4852  I've had covid, my wife has too. My Sister and her husband had it. All in early 60s. All fine now and never was worse than a bit of a cold. I've had much worse. But let's follow the media hype and crash the economy eh? Genius.
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  1585.  @angelatester2471  One day, if the heart attack or the cancer or the stroke or the texting lorry driver don't get me, a virus will. I'll get ill because my system is no longer able to fight the pathogen; then I will die. Why would I think to stop the economy so that I don't catch that virus? How selfish would that be?
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  1586.  @angelatester2471  Did you bother reading what I just put to you or are you just determined to roll over any opposition?
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  1587.  @angelatester2471  My kids and grandkids matter more than me. I'm old. They are being robbed of their future to give old people a few more months of having their arse wiped.
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  1588. Caroly Brightfield Good luck with that love. You see what happened last time they had one? The postal vote and the Dominion software have made democracy just a name now.
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  1589. Russophobia of Zeihanic proportions.
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  1590. The deep loss of fatih in British politics is not worrying at all; it is very heartening to see that people are waking from the spell that our 'democracy' has held over them. Would the reporter be happy to see everyone putting their trust in a system that is so patently corrupted?
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  1591. Why is the world being allowed to see two Presidents bickering as though they were two drunks in the local pub? Stage managed some?
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  1592. Does it get funny later on?
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  1593. The whole plandemic has been thrust upon the world with the intention of creating penury. We are only at the beginning of the total destruction of the world's economies so that people are made totally dependent on state 'allowances' of subsistence resources.
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  1594. Valerie Hansen Forget all categories except the one named 'deaths'. Steer round those for as long as possible.
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  1595. Such a coincidence that the sudden rash of video justification for MMT should appear in the thick of the viral outbreak that was hailed as " a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine and reset our world," So here we are, more than three years on, and how is the money for nothing experiment going?
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  1596. P L A N D E M I C
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  1597. Is this the calibre of the people who attain high position in the British Army? WW3 would make our island a lifeless wasteland; and he speaks of its risks so blithely. Then proceeds to advocate the assassination of a major world leader. He thinks this is about one man? He doesn't think that the Army generals of Russia might have some clout in all this? Where is the wider discussion of why and how we got to this? Why no mention of the relentless march by NATO and the EU right up to Russia's backyard?
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  1598. Now Except a pedestrian is crossing, not parking.
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  1599. Klaus Schwab's office is missing that white fluffy Persian cat and small pool with circling fins.
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  1600. Just Daniel "...should have..." or "...should've..."
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  1601. Meanwhile, in Sweden.....
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  1602. dixie doos If that's not sarcasm, could you let us have the number of your crack dealer please?
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  1603. Why are people still being injected at all?
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  1604. Not one business has been damaged by the virus. Businesses are being destroyed by the inordinate and totally perverse lockdowns; which is precisely why the plandemic was created.
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  1605. Given the potential of our downward spiral into societal chaos, the question any responsible stacker has to ask is: if it gets to the really bad stuff, would you rather try and drive out to a safer place, through the road blocks amid total lawlessness with $10,000 worth of gold up the old rusty bullethole or $10,000 worth of silver?
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  1606. ANDREW MICAS The only ones who wear coats are the ones who raid all the coffee and steaks in the Co-op.
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  1607. janet You are right in that the Fed' is owned by private concerns. However, that does not preclude it from acting as a central bank. It simply does, and it is a central bank.
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  1608. Plandemic.
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  1609. Hmmm. Nice bridge.
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  1610.  @robinbettencourtdagraca  Wake up to what is taking place across the western economies. This is not going to end until all small/medium business has been killed off. Not a virus problem it's a greed problem. They came for the working class years ago and no-one bothered. Now they (the elites who dwarf all high street traders) have set about destroying the middle class: the local business class who hire most workers and actually pay tax. The old left/right thing is defunct. This is the return to slavery being set up.
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  1611. Mr Giustra's insistence that we should view the rise in gold as more accurately, the degradation of the dollar and its bridesmaids, is exactly in line with what Alasdair Macleod has been saying now for some time. Fiat is going to the dogs and it will take its adherent fiat holders with it. What keeps people in such a losing game? Is it laziness? Timidity? Suspicion? Just plain herd mentality? (Since the time of this filming, the dollar buying power has reduced further. During the overnight period from 30th to 31st October the point was reached at which it required $2800 to buy one ounce of gold) Just take a look at the monthly, then annual charts.
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  1612. Nothing will change. No true lockdown will be allowed. All we might look forward to, is a return to some tiered nonsense, which is still a form of lockdown. Why? Because this whole episode has been planned so as to take down the small and medium business sector. Why? To put their former workforce into state-dependency; to eradicate in the national psyche, all notion of self-reliance and enterprise. Why? Because the toxic blend of globalist technocrats with communists have judged the time right to 'Build Back Better'.
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  1613. Just keep in mind: before the onset of this whole shitshow, 1700 people died every day in the UK. Why would any ordinary person be aware of this before the propaganda bulletins? Why, when we were confronted with 'a thousand more deaths today', would we not then be concerned. But we now do know that there were five years between 1990 and 2019, during which the all-cause death figure per capita for England and Wales, EXCEEDED that of 2020, the year they traumatised us into thinking that 'all families across the country, are going to lose a loved one before their time', as our PM told us. He has lied to us so many times since, yet still people take him at his word.
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  1614. It's not UK's frontline, nor is it Europe's. It's the Neocon adventurers' front line, being manned by the Ukrainians. Starmer is just a career mouthpiece and a very ineffective one. The UK has funded and trained over the past almost three years and the equipment has made not a bit of difference - the Russians have just burned everything we sent; the tens of thousands of troops sent here to be trained are now most of them dead. The French recently trained a whole battle group and they were killed or ran away before they even reached the front line. All through this, our media have pushed the public utter lies. There are still people who think that the Ukraine is winning, no matter that they have lost town after strategic town. That a Labour leader proposes to throw British troops into this charnel house is absolutely appalling.
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  1615.  @McCRBen  Not sure I understand mate, but I'm interested. What's your fuller point?
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  1616.  @McCRBen  Yeah, I mean, look at what happened to Darth Vader. Got to mean something.
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  1617. The UK is now a totalitarian dictatorship - anything is possible.
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  1618. "This Russian held town..." is being shelled by Ukrainian forces? Why is there no outrage at the fact that Ukrainians are shelling the largest nuclear power plant in Europe?
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  1619. This interview is a personification of recent quotations from Larry Johnson, ex CIA officer: "NATO is doubling-down on a losing hand" "The Russians are good at math - NATO is good at pronouns."
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  1620.  @dariosilva85  With respect Alex, are you very young?
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  1621.  @lookup49  That's why Russia is advancing, yes?
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  1622. Information was strictly controlled. "The Science" was a tight grouping of selected people (who selected them?) comprised of an assortment of specialists. To 'fight the virus', there was not one virologist nor epidemiologist within the ranks of SAGE until some weeks into the lockdown. There was however, from the outset, a large team of behavioural psychologists whose activity is to 'change behaviours'. This was done by unleashing waves of publicity to instil fear and trauma in the public. This was never primarily a health issue. This was and continues to be, all about control.
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  1623. Three presenters to give us a crappy clip of the incident an no mention of the altitude at which the man left the plane, nor his condition. Another report from CompleteBullShit productions.
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  1624. After the debacle of the referendum result that continues to be resisted after more than four years; and now the deeply disturbing antics of the lockdown; it is not too fanciful a notion to question whether the future will be one which features free elections. Even if there are to be elections in the future which is being shaped in dark places, what will be our choice? Vote Tory, get globalist tyranny; vote Labour, get globalist tyranny.
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  1625. It's Labour conference week, the party's annual chance to focus and to sharpen the collective aim. Imagine Harold Wilson using that time to discuss the merits of Dr No. How that might have been received by the party faithful and the nation at large?
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  1626.  @zwanzikahatzel9296  So consigning millions of American children to substandard education and life-chances is a good thing in your book?
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  1627. Yes. It's changing from the middle-ranking virus that locked-down the economies of the West throughout 2020, to being the middle-ranking virus that will keep the economies of the West locked-down throughout 2021 and into 2022. Without the help of bedwetting channels like this, none of the destruction would be possible. Well done all.
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  1628. And still, people are scouring the internet for the best ISA!
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  1629. "...get the standard kind of thing..." That right there is the basic mindset that was taken advantage of by the pushers. As a group, we were too compliant; now, not as much. Here, as in so many discussions, the mRNA shots are still referred to as 'vaccines', which they are not. They work in very different ways vaccines. The only thing they have in common is that they are put into the upper arm through a syringe. What happens after that is not at all the same. Everyone who persists in granting the term 'vaccine' to the mRNA injection, is playing the game.
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  1630. Charles O'Leary Not forgetting the enforced annual 'vaccination'.
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  1631. Made my comment then looked at the others. Showed me how much sense and compassion there is still in the country.
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  1632. Daily routine: 1. Click on maneco64 2. Click 'like' 3. Watch video.
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  1633.  @magdaty1815  Please do some reading.
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  1634.  @magdaty1815  Wow you're thick. Everything in China is owned by the CCP. They know that communism can not make enough money to take over the world, so they are using between a third and a half of their population as slaves to run a capitalist economy within the communist state. Wait a few more years and see how that goes for them and us.
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  1635.  @armadillito  Due caution would be to protect those who are vulnerable. Due caution is not tearing down the economies of the west.
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  1636.  @sallywallwin787  We are all a long time dead and a very short time to enjoy this life. We need to stop being so cowed by all this hype. It's not ebola or the bubonic plague. Did you worry about taking flu to old people five years ago? If not, why as it kills thousands every year. In 1969 we had a very bad flu year that killed between 70 and 80,000. No masks, social distancing, no furlough, no closing pubs and restaurants and schools. No trashing the economy that feeds us all. You are being lied to. Do you not smell a rat in all of this?
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  1637. Speaking of the lockdown regime as being just some troublesome blip when the whole stack is being forced to fall by that very lockdown. Lockdown's whole reason for being IS to destroy small/medium business and make welfare serfs of their former workers. Nothing whatever to do with a viral outbreak that's been hyped by the MSM.
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  1638.  David Ward  The reality being?
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  1639.  David Ward  Flu vaccinations are around 40% effective. We get a flu outbreak every year and it takes thousands of lives. We had a bad one in 1969 which took 80,000 lives. No masks, no furlough, no redundancies, no working from home. Average age of death of Covid victims is 82.4. Average age of deaths generally is 81.1. Message reads: get Covid, live longer. Meanwhile, in Sweden.......
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  1640.  David Ward  You're going to have to accept that standard pandemic practice is the only way to handle pandemics. That's why it became standard and was used for every outbreak until 2020. Nice for a change though, to destroy national economies leading to massive misery and many times more deaths than the original malady. Clever that.
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  1641. Covid Shmovid. The mRNA medication being pushed on the public has from the outset been declared as not a bar to gaining infection and transmitting to others. It's selling point has been that it restrains the progress of the virus within the individual concerned. (Even that claim is looking increasingly flaky https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vUJKgtinvg) The blatant illogicality then, of the whole passport/selective lockdown argument should at least cause concern. Not so it seems. Just confront those in the ranks of the jabbed with this and then watch as they go off to that hazy little place they have formed in their heads to escape reality - that bunker to which they know they can resort, after having been bombarded by twenty months of MSM propaganda, into their state of mass psychosis. And just this morning we have the next missiles whistling in from plandemic central command - the next 'mutation' from Botswana, unlabelled as yet so as a working title we might refer to it as the "BlowJob's excuse to destroy two UK Christmases in a row" strain. Not a moment too soon eh?
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  1642.  @idonthavealoginname  Yeah everything would have been fine if Starmer were in the driving seat.
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  1643. These two men are from the old time. They're gone.
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  1644.  @andielines  Well according to the video, the account is cleared at least in part on an ongoing basis by the use of tax. Am I not understanding this correctl?
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  1645.  @iwantagoodnameplease  As I understand the video, with the Bank of England.
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  1646.  @andielines  Agree.
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  1647. Well, let's see, I'm bored today. I think I'll send out some blokes to blow-up the pipeline that's earning me billions of dollars a year. How tortured is the Washington Post reader going to get before they wake the fuck up?
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  1648. Keep stirring the turd Ben.
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  1649. ".....There is a problem though...." It's called reality. The Zelensky "Plan for Victory" was seen by his US hosts, to be nonsense - the visit was a flop. Vuhledar is now in Russian control, Pokrovsk soon to be same. Ukraine has been ruined and hundreds of thousands of young men have died; all because the Neocons wanted to use them for its own $$$$$purposes. The MSM including Channel 4 have been central to the enabling of this, by pushing the narrative. Shame on the lot of you.
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  1650. pinky Beware anyone who claims to have all the answers. Be grateful to anyone who offers questions.
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  1651. I have until now thought that this scablifter was just an idiot. This interview confirms him as so much more. He is in place to keep lockdown permanent by scaring weak people. The buffoon from Cork is the same.
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  1652.  @christopherdavis4135  1700 average all-cause deaths per day actually.
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  1653. Cope on steroids.
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  1654. While this huge and protracted pantomime is trundled on, it is having the eyes of the world focus on a middle-ranking viral outbreak, while the real show, truly horrific, plays to a tiny audience. The economies that support Western Civilisation are being torn down. The people of those systems will not know what has hit them until it is too late and they are starving. 'For the greater good' you understand.
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  1655. Lindsey Arsewipe Graham.
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  1656.  @walkietalkie1511  It was an attempt to lighten the scene with a bit of humour FFS
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  1657. All Satan's chilluns got pardons.
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  1658. More Sky News bullshit from one of their stooges.
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  1659. No, they were booing the fact that yet another bought talking head was trying to fool them by telling them they need a vaccine. The vast majority of them do not need anything but their own immune system. This whole episode is designed to put people in the system of needing a vaccine every year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzVnjgMBDVQ&list=WL&index=1
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  1660. Covid was a middle-ranking viral outbreak. Nothing more.
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  1661. Is Times Radio real?
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  1662.  MadArticDriver  Anytime fella. I've got natural immunity, as have most people now. Meanwhile, untreated cancer patients can just stay home and die. You happy with that?
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  1663. Pamela Atkinson 'The numbers'. People catching a virus and then handling it without even noticing. I'll be mixing without a care.
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  1664. roy wall The thing is though: the only available govenment to replace this lot, are even more determined to keep this shitshow going.
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  1665.  @MrOkadaman28  He is observing. He is not prescribing. Blame whoever you want for the Iraq War but Ferguson is not advocating war, he is warning of its approach.
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  1666. Another day, another 'death is looming' bulletin from Mr Charisma.
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  1667. This is being won on the battlefield, by Russia. The US (who designed and executed this whole conflict) can talk as much as they like to the Ukrainian tools they have used - Russia is firmly in the driving seat and will stop when they have done what they set out to do: assure the security of Russia.
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  1668. @ You speak of a 'we' as though you were in on it. Dream on pal.
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  1669. Honestly, that opening question sets the virtue-signalling tone. Are you seriously contending that there are people - and we are to term these people 'right wing' - who insist that children should not be fed? Name one such person. Not for the first time here, you speak emotively of 'child poverty' . There is poverty and it should be dealt with responsibly and pragmatically. Please stop posturing and start dealing in real-world terms.
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  1670. “In my study of communist societies, I came to the conclusion that the purpose of communist propaganda was not to persuade or convince, not to inform, but to humiliate; and therefore, the less it corresponded to reality the better. When people are forced to remain silent when they are being told the most obvious lies, or even worse when they are forced to repeat the lies themselves, they lose once and for all their sense of probity. To assent to obvious lies is...in some small way to become evil oneself. One's standing to resist anything is thus eroded, and even destroyed. A society of emasculated liars is easy to control. I think if you examine political correctness, it has the same effect and is intended to.” Theodore Dalrymple
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  1671. "...a new politics of somewhere."
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  1672. Dan Smith Liked, on the assumption that by 'they' you mean the police.
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  1673. Its real name is slavery, and not only is it not going to go away, it is going to be very much more widespread. Worry not though, your ever-loving government will allocate sufficient tokens to you so that you can survive. For now at least. What an exceedingly clever little, mid-ranking virus it has turned-out to be.
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  1674.  @sharzadgabbai4408  Yawn.
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  1675. IDS looks like he's been on the sauce early. Take the other route https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1RsiqS1AEw
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  1676. "...and when it rains, they get wet". If only someone could invent raincoats, umbrellas, decent shoes etc.
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  1677. War correspondents! Ah yes, I'm old enough to remember them. Replaced now by NWO mouthpieces.
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  1678. I think we should be testing twice as many people as we are; then we could get twice as many cases! Then we could shut all the pubs again, despite the fact that most 'cases' are of people who are asymptomatic (what we used to call "the healthy") Nice work Tim, together we can destroy the economy "for the greater good" eh?
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  1679. "183,000 of our citizens have died..." ...over a period of two years, in a country of some 68 million and in which an average of 1,700 people die every day, regardless of any new outbreak. So in the period Martin Bell refers to, we have lost 1,241,000. He has been hypnotised like so many others.
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  1680. Major problems early doors then, if a basic requirement of the successful operation of MMT is to have a government that has popular support. Show me one of those around here. When are we going to have a look at the way our fiat currency has been denuded of buying power through money printing? Or is that a bit too vulgar a subject?
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  1681. Great aim mate. Best of luck.
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  1682. Humans crave stability through law. The best way to take down any society is to visibly disable its sense of justice. It's an easy thing to do: just keep showing criminals getting away with it, which dispirits the onlooking, law-abiding citizen. The reverse process is just as easy, it's all fixable. It's all down to the people in power and which way they want things to go.
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  1683. Mick Mulvaney. Those UN troops will take the guns, soon as Komrad Kamala gives the word.
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  1684.  @DrakeSteve  I hope so. I really hope so.
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  1685. Brilliant exposition of what is now a separate class of people. They can only operate, their modes of thinking can only be made to work, in their own hermetically-sealed environment.
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  1686. andielines The creation of fresh currency units does not cause inflation, it constitutes inflation. If those fresh units are not directed into productive channels, then subsequent, general price levels will rise.
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  1687.  @andielines  Every additional unit of currency degrades the buying power of all the pre-existing units. Goods and services remain at the same volume and therefore are sought-after by more units. In effect, the goods and services command more currency to secure their purchase.
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  1688.  @lukagiltrap77  SARS covid 2 is a coronavirus. We have lived with coronaviruses for countless generations. We have never chosen to lock down society and the economy that feeds us all, as a means of trying to 'wage war' against any viral outbreak. This is despite the fact that we have had years in the past, during which more lives per capita were lost than in 2020. Conspiracies, by the way, are by definition devised and carried on in secrecy. The WEF and its Davos adherents are perfectly open in their stated mission (declared at a very early stage in this episode) to seize on the opportunity to re-engineer societies and the global economy. You don't smell a coincidental rat in any of this? You're quite happy to see the Irish economy - and so many others - be destroyed? All of this carried out under the aegis of a supposed war on a virus that can never be ended? (Quite what 'Brexit' has to do with any of this is puzzling)
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  1689. How to encourage racism, over and again.
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  1690. When questioned, the response from UK parliament is that because excess deaths are being seen in so many other countries, then there's no need to investigate this phenomenon.
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  1691. Russia has stuff that earns money. The bankers want it and Putin won't let them have it.
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  1692. How's the counter-offensive going, Sir?
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  1693.  @johnhenry2238  What language are you using there?
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  1694.  @ianhawthorne4609  For how long? When can we look forward to people being able to go to pubs/restaurants again, in you estimation?
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  1695.  @ianhawthorne4609  My sincere belief is that this lockdown will not be lifted and the government has from the outset had no intention of it being lifted. The availability even at this early stage of its inception, should signal to those in power that escalations in the severity of lockdown such as we are recently experiencing, are totally uneccessary.
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  1696.  @ianhawthorne4609  I want to go back to pubs and restaurants tonight. The vaccine is a non-issue to me as I have an immunity system that is able to cope with it, as was proved when I had it.
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  1697. Meanwhile, in Florida...........
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  1698. I get it: in the grand scheme of things my house is never actually ALL mine; and I'm just the custodian and yes, I'll die and someone else will get to piss in my bathroom; however, my house IS mine over a period and to a degree which together satisfy my needs and my sense of fulfilment, and which take account of the amount of labour I put into becoming the one that, by enforceable law, has the right to piss in my bathroom and to restrict that right and others, exclusively to those who I see fit to allow. To break that link between the accrual of privilege and the encumbrance that is labour, runs counter to productiveness and will embed apathy and grant establishment to penury. That so many young people find themselves excluded from any reasonable aspiration to own their home, is the heart of all our current predicament. This needs mending. The abolition of property rights is not the fix.
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  1699. The World Bank is one of the agencies responsible for the turmoil in the world's economies.
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  1700. Imagine how many people they have now, poring over every minute bit of information they can find about DeSantis?
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  1701.  @davidhodgson4685  Not a rationale, it's a critical observation. Is Italy entirely free now, of infection, after its lengthy extremely strict lockdown measures earlier this year? And now you'll disappear won't you?
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  1702. Marvellous interview, thank you both very much. Please don't let up. We are now on the brink of total economic collapse.
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  1703. Rex Stout How is it in any way a trait of 'right wingers', to support people being cheated out of what is theirs?
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  1704. auber there How's Florida going on? How's South Dakota doing?
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  1705. GoBshiteNews is lying to you. The Russians have been given no choice but to defend their own front doorstep; and they will take this to the ultimate if we don't come to our senses.
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  1706. Swan of colour, surely? I call fowl play.
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  1707. The whole structure of these negotiations is unsound for reasons outside of all those given by Bolton and his ilk. This is a conflict between the West (namely the UK/US Neocon directive - the most visible representation thereof being the US administration) and Russia. The positioning of that US administration as being somehow a midway broker having a beneficent interest in the welfare of both Russia and Ukraine, is therefore disingenuous and preposterous. The Russian delegation would be extremely naive to allow the Americans to continue to position itself in such a manner. Even if Trump and Co were genuinely in the business of creating a lasting peace that would guarantee Russia's security; it must be kept in mind that we are less than four years from the next administration which, going on past record, will be once again dedicated to the long-term task of weakening Russia by all available means.
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  1708. Hospitalisations increase in winter eh? Wow how groundbreaking does viral analysis get?
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  1709.  @BoofDoofus  It's both
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  1710. Just keep on watching witterers like this, spouting about numbers based on PCR tests that are wildly misleading, and speaking of the 'variants' that have been invented to keep the scamdemic narrative going. Keep on doing that until in the background the economy is wilfully tanked. Then we can end lockdown.
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  1711. It would take a very dim mind by this stage, not to have recognised that we are being played. If Boris is not in on it, then he needs sacking for being one of those dim people. My personal opinion is that he and all around him at the top, are in league with SAGE. In turn, it should be more widely known that SAGE has within its ranks at least two very active members of the UK Communist Party. I've put this to many media outlets including talkRADIO, with not a single word of interest returned.
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  1712. Peculair tactics. The destruction of so much Russian hardware, followed not by advance, but the relentless pullback from territory, for it to be occupied by Russian forces? How does that work then?
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  1713. helenakosta Ah but you see, there is no 'right of centre' any more. There are only two options: left-leaning or extreme right wing fascist.
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  1714. Heart inflammation in Israel? Wow I bet this bloke is popular in his local. Kiss of death or what?
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  1715. Bruce Seaman With a sprinkle of communism
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  1716. Pure play-acting, all of it. We do not have a chance of any meaningful way out of our being severely restricted in our lives, until the small/medium business sector has been thrown in the skip, along with everything that allowed it to work.The technocracy and the closet socialists find their respective interests to overlap, thus the working/middle classes are earmarked for decimation. Throughout the summer, the bars and restaurants and the offices and workshops will be hectored and hampered in the continuing process of breaking-down resistance and spirit. When I put this to people, almost without exception I am treated to a frowning smile: 'But why would our own government do that? What do the think they'll gain?" What they will gain is a working population that is desperate and physically hungry and ready to accept whatever draconian measure it takes, so that they become as putty-like as workers in the countries that are cleaning us out. Many of us will not make it to the other side. Sunlit uplands it is not. The mindset of normalcy kicks in to insist that becsause our leaders have never been so treacherous previously, they can't become so now. We who have been brought up in fairness and decency, tend to grant to others that they have done same and will see things as we do. They haven't. They won't.
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  1717. The competition for the title is strong, but ours is the worst UK government in living history - even Blair's insidious machinations cannot quite match this performance. The rightful response to Johnson's downright treachery, would be to vote him and his whole party out of existence.  What dreadful bad luck that the only feasible party with enough soldiers to put into the field so as to defend us against this treachery, has shown itself throughout the blatant crimes of the past almost two years, to be, if anything, even more determined to crush the populace on the pretext of fighting what was never more than a middle-ranking viral outbreak.
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  1718. So imagine if China rocks up in Mexico and cuts a deal with them to build a chain of military bases and missile silos up against the US border. How would that go?
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  1719. He made two mistakes. Firstly, he should have kept this well away from drug dealers - one of them was always going to grass him up to get out of his own charges. More fundamentally though, he should have printed enough to be able to build aircraft carriers and ballistic missiles to fight needless wars against concocted enemies. That's what central banks do and it's perfectly legal. So good to hear he's now got a decent job. Whoever took him on is getting a great deal of graphics skills and expertise. Well done mate and best of luck for the future.
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  1720. Yeah, righto Michael. I'll just give the Chinese government a ring, tell them how dumb they are to buy all that dead shiny stuff.
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  1721.  @oneoflokis  I agree. It's just I think it's not good to slag-off the profit motive per se. Without that we starve.
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  1722.  @bugmouthready529  ...more recently according to IMF: Germany 5th, Russia (economy failing blah blah) now 4th.
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  1723. "...moving Europe forward together..." Over the cliff-edge and into the totalitarian hole.
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  1724. Covid needs to be downplayed. Covid is not and never was the cause of businesses being destroyed; unnecessary lockdowns kill businesses. That is what they are designed to do, using a middle-ranking virus as cover to keep the dumbass proles occupied while the economy that feeds them is driven into the ground. The people in our government know this full well. They know that they have been given instructions to extinguish the whole of the small and medium business sectors.
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  1725. cobbler You might have noticed a bit of chaos has been going on in Ukraine and the near east for some time. Then again, you might not.
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  1726. All by design. Prices are not going up, the pound is going down, as is the dollar and all other Western fiat currencies. This was baked-in by the almost two years of printing funny money which has reduced the value of each currency unit. All of this is part of the scheme to make people into paupers. Paupers do as they are told because they need to be handed each meal. This is where we are headed. "For the common good".
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  1727. Sounds like one more way that academia is trying to make business more inefficient and people downhearted. "What do we want?" "Nap apps for all" "When do we want them?" "Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"
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  1728. So the NATO and EU push, right up to the Russian border was seen to be a good idea? They thought it was smart to try and corner the Bear?
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  1729. Just to remind: UK population 66 million. Covid related deaths yesterday: 66. (Age and prior health status not given) We are standing by and watching while a bunch of SAGE advisers - of questionable merit - dismantle and destroy our very means of survival. How long are we going to accept this?
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  1730. Public Health England have changed the way they report Covid 19 figures and influenza figures. After October 8th they are bundling them together. There we go: running out of Covid 19 deaths so lets get some more from another virus.
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  1731. Yeah. Really means so much to me. Just going for a dump.
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  1732. Total 'all-cause' deaths in UK as % of population. (ONS) 1990 - 0.98% 1991 - 0.995% 1993 - 1.004% 1995 - 0.977% 1996 - 0.917% 2020 - 0.901%
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  1733. Jack Nichols Until the power outage.
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  1734. Both these wars are indeed performances. The prime audience is of the peoples of the Western nations who are being kept focused in the direction away from what is happening in their own legislative bodies. Laws are being pushed through in parliaments and in supra-national organisations, that will be applied in full to give all wealth to the central banks (ultimately the Bank for International Settlements) and all health sovereignty to the WHO. Cash will be taken away and if you don't take the jab, then it's no food for you. What is being arranged is every bit as evil as that.
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  1735. Looks like I've driven by for a chat through my car window.
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  1736. The appearance of the balloons is the result of inflation.
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  1737. The RAF must be feeling left out; what with the Army helping to enforce lockdown and the Navy ferrying boatloads of illegal immigrants. Maybe they could helicopter them from Dover to whatever hotel has been designated?
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  1738. IBTU Which year are we talking about?
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  1739. People actually voted for this bloke. Just look at him.
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  1740. This issue: 'where will the money come from?'. All of this concern stems from the assumption that, were the western economies to at some stage resume in the form they took prior to lockdowns, they would be hard-pressed to re-pay the debts incurred during lockdown. Surely it is evident that the intention is to scrub out the whole way those economies have been run and to replace their systems with another? It is, after all, referred to as 'The Great Reset' isn't it? Things are not going back. All the small and medium sized business proprietors are continually reassured by their supposed leaders that there will be a return, that the economiesin which they operated will recover. None of what they had will return. Their businesses are extinguished and will not be allowed to resume trading. The premises they occupied, the customers they had and the workers they had will all now belong to the state. Dr Bhattacharya is one of the strongest and most respected sources of information on the viral situation and John Anderson one of the finest commentators; but I'm afraid the globalist/socialist juggernaut is happy to progress while interviews like this take place. They have their mission and it is going to plan. All done by Easter. The west and all of its material wealth; all of its people and all of the future, will be theirs.
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  1741. The Green Strategy and its 'sustainable development', are part of an effort which is based on the idea that the economies of the West must drastically and radically cut their dependence on fossil fuels to cut carbon emissions. Allied to this is the increasing focus on our natural environment; on the ecology and the need to preserve wildlife. Meanwhile, China ramps up its coal-fired wattage by the week, sends out for more rhino horn; and the MSM just keep on bleating the same paid-for song.
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  1742.  @PHlophe  Yeah everything's going just great.
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  1743.  @oddities-whatnot  I was typing actually.
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  1744.  @_banja  In March it was new, it was spring and it was going to last for 3 weeks. Now, 9 months later and the succession of lies and deceits and no sense of this ever coming to an end; businesses being run into the ground; millions thrown onto the dole, it's all very different. The nation is being scuttled, for what?
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  1745. Thanks once again for providing such vital information in accessible language. Your work is very much appreciated.
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  1746. Spot-on Mr Wolff. Also, the pandemic is going to be peddled for a long time yet. The wrecking crew are just getting into gear.
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  1747.  @Nick7901962  Why would that be then? Do I need a meningitis jab?
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  1748. Chelsea SW6 '...accepted...'?
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  1749. He is Keyser Soze's love child.
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  1750. Ria Lina dodges the compulsory state 'vaccination' question by saying not all people can - presumably due to pre-existing conditions - be jabbed. I have two pre-existing conditions: 1. I have a questioning mind which leads me to suspect foul play in this case in which such a low-threat virus is being massively hyped. 2. I have a backbone. My decision whether to accept or decline any medical treatment is 100% about me. Anyone who feels vulnerable should stay home while people like me go out to work to pay the taxes that put all of our services in place.
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  1751. Another comment section that shows just how clued-up ordinary people are, and how far the politicians are deluding themselves. They need to realise that if they do push Russia too far, and the war opens out, they will need manpower, and very few people in the West will heed their call.
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  1752. @Heather Stephens None of my contributions went to the NHS? In fact some did. So it's not 'free' in any sense then is it?
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  1753.  @peterbustin2683  The point being: how did the BBC know that it would be worth putting a war correspondent on board a warship sailing in what they purport to be international waters? The further deduction, that this is pre-ordained state provocation, is obvious.
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  1754. Basically, yes, and soundly argued. The only flaw I can see is in the regard shown to Rachel Reeves, which seems to stem from the assumption that she and the government of which she is part, is in any way striving to make the people of this country better off. She is taking the economy down to the ground, skilfully in incremental moves so as not to reveal her purpose.
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  1755. "...as vaccination campaigns continue"...to be ineffective, but hey Pfizer is making shedloads from the experiment. "...our first academy" Why? "...30 people, 79% of them diverse" They've been diversified from what? "...sustainable aviation fuel" They actually believe their own bullshit.
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  1756. C'est parti Definitely the globalist, communist technocrat.
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  1757. Doctor Strain of the Royal College of Bedwetters.
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  1758. Give them both some very difficult crossword puzzles. That should do it.
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  1759. CNN doing a great job here, of providing chaff to keep eyes fixed on the latest confection, while the real action that is going to collapse the lives of the American people is carried on unabated. Just keep looking at the delicious sweets, "OVER HERE" as the Fed' fucks you up the arse (over there but shhhhh) with its daily debasement of every dollar in your wage/savings/pension.
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  1760.  @barneyklingenberg4078  Going east or west? Asking for a friend.
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  1761. I have on occasion over the last two years, commented here in a combative, aggressive and frankly rude manner. I did this because I viewed the channel as a likely conduit for what I sensed was a huge and evil political scam being perpetrated on the pretext of a health emergency. This video shows me that I was wrong in my estimation of your motivation and purpose; and that you are genuinely interested in protecting the well-being of others. I must therefor apologise for my former behaviour. Having said that, I am today more convinced than at any time in the past, that we are indeed being subjected by our own authorities - the very people who purport to have our interests at heart - to the most wicked manipulation, the ends of which are increasingly identifying themselves as not good. If we are to stand any chance of averting this course it will take a great many people to display courage as you have done here, in questioning the word of authorities who through their taking advantage of our innate trust, have been able to deceive on a massively damaging scale. I thank you for having that courage. You allude to the 'moving-on' of concern, from what I term the 'plandemic', to events in the Ukraine. From one manufactured crisis to another. Where they are taking us is a matter for discussion perhaps - I know I have my own strong suspicion; but what is beyond question is the fact that we are being taken. None of this: the constant fear-mongering; the virus; the lockdowns; the financial ruin; the escalation of scarcity and hardship; and now the threat of real war between superpowers - none of this could have come about without a lot of hard work by some extremely determined people.
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  1762. No end to the doom narrative bullshit that this man can produce.
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  1763. The UN, the WHO, The Fed', all central banks, the education establishments (of the west at least); in fact every body of authority, is staffed by people who need to get this.
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  1764. @Elon ZuckerTurd Pimples confirmed.
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  1765. Everything that happened went exactly how it was 'envisaged' in a 2013 report put together by the Rockefeller Foundation. Exercises were held, before any hint of covid, in 2019, involving many organisations, to prepare the world for total lockdown. Within a few days of the WHO's announcement of pandemic, calls were made by Klaus Schwab that we were to use this 'brief opportunity' to 'Build Back Better'. In short, we have been had and the demolition of our economies and our way of life is ongoing.
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  1766. This is the 'vaccination' that doesn't prevent anyone catching or spreading the virus, yes?
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  1767. The plandemic is on its last legs. Make ready for the next bullshit crisis.
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  1768. willbo baghead Very astute observation.
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  1769. I'm in UK and 'lockdown' is ver definitely the word to describe what's happening. Businesses are being strangled to death all in the name of fighting a virus that has passed its peak.
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  1770. Frank Markus There's a party called the Tories in UK and a party called the Republicans in the US. Conservatives are very few and far between in both.
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  1771. 44 year old, BBC presenter, Lisa Shaw died after the jab caused blood clots to her brain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GoA13KuYts
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  1772. Why would Russia be interested in a ceasefire? They've spent the best part of three years in attriting their opposition and now they are at the stage at which they can advance with more ease. The only thing that would result from their cessation of hostility, is a period in which the Ukrainian NATO proxy force could regroup.
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  1773. I hadn't taken much notice of Piers Morgan in the past. Only now do I realise just how monumentally dim-witted he actually is.
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  1774. That's beer they're drinking? No head? Ah southerners. Forgive me.
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  1775. @@karmakazi101 No indication as to where you source information? I understand.
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  1776. @@karmakazi101 So, I've forwarded one of my sources of information, but you've decided I'm just not ready for the real stuff, right?
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  1777. As we approached our 'freedom day' back in June, which was then delayed so that we were made free in July, a very telling trend was noticeable. The nearer we got to the date, the fewer were mentions of it in the MSM. On the actual day, when we might have expected the encouragement of street parties and great celebration, with Boris coming out on the balcony smoking a cigar and lifting his Homburg; there was nothing. Not one sense of an ending and its consequent return to living normal lives again.
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  1778. Hands up all those wage-earning Americans who, after the past few years of the Biden/Harris administration, feel 'lifted-up'?
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  1779. Has America not cottoned-on to the fact that omicron is the common-cold? Look at South Africa where it originated, peaked in a fortnight and wained rapidly.
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  1780. Superb, except for the description of the BBC's service to the public at the onset of covid. It brought the country together in one sense only: it traumatised the bulk of the people by bombarding them with the lies of the doom narrative which continues to this date.
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  1781.  @pieterdenhertog288  Too late mate. Kamala who?
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  1782. Another despatch from planet Lala.
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  1783. Russia is defending its border. The US has its Monroe Doctrine to forbid any foreign power to deploy in its region. Why is it that the same guarantee of security is not accorded to Russia? Stürmer's wooden intransigence, he hopes is seen as strength; it is actually craven vacuousness.
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  1784. More 'Don't look here, look there' bollocks. Keep focused on a Russian military exercise while the Bank of England cracks on with flushing your currency down the shitter.
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  1785. "Should we stay or should we go? If we go there will be trouble If we stay it will be double"
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  1786. Rod Panhard Exactly. I said as much to a table of friends in the pub the other night, to be told I worry too much and that, come June 21st the whole thing is down and dead. We shall see.
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  1787. Lorenz's voice fry tells us how false she is. Welcome to the dole queue sweetheart.
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  1788. Bellend.
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  1789. C Hobson I'm writing to Sen' Ron DeSantis to plea for asylum.
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  1790. She is sly. She claims to be open-minded while her condescending, dismissive gestures indicate clearly that she regards his concerns with contempt. His argument is that simply the rate and the magnitude of the influx is unmanageable. He is right.
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  1791. Much criticism here of Mike Baker's explanation of the motives on either side regarding the UK's exit from the EU. In the limited time available, I would say he didn't do bad at all.
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  1792.  @allansmith3561  Pin things down. Which bullies?
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  1793. Really? You mean, we've not built new nuclear power stations, we've shut down all our coal-fired power stations, we've decided, against the laws of physics, that we can rely on wind and solar to provide our needs into the future; and we find ourselves with looming energy shortages? Wow no-one expected that!
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  1794. Your crime, Louis, is that you harbour within you that spirit of self-determination and enterprise that is to be phased out - flushed away. You had the temerity to resist the pressures put on all small/medium business proprietors by the lockdowns. You continue on this path with your infernal desire to better yourself through hard work. You in the US, we in the UK, and all economies that have up to now had a flourishing culture of free trade - we comprise that structure which must be torn down prior to that 'Build back better' thing getting started proper. Best of luck to you.
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  1795.  @ianhawthorne4609  Please explain precisely what you said so I can respond appropriately.
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  1796.  @haylidumont  The 36,000 figure is not mine. Are you contesting the fact that people are dying in the UK due to their not having access to medical treatment. How on earth do you infer from what I've said, that no-one has died from Covid?
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  1797. Imagine. In front of you is a table with two plates on it, 'Plate A' and 'Plate B'. On 'A' I am going to place a £20 note for every year in the last five thousand years, during which men have gathered in secret to make plans in order to gain power over other people who are not in the room. Plate B will receive a £20 note for every year in that same period, during which no such meetings took place. You have been given the opportunity to have one of these piles of money. This will take much research by many highly qualified historians and so the result will not be with us for some time. However, you must make your decision right now. So, which pile would you like to claim? "I am not a conspiracy theorist. I am a conspiracy analyst." Gore Vidal.
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  1798. "Obamanation" that's a beautiful verbal accident we need to make use of.
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  1799. So predictable that the comments would be full of "It's them damned Russkies again" muppets.
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  1800. How to stay safe at Christmas? Just look left and right before crossing the road. Everything's fine except for the fact that we have a bunch of psychopaths running the country trying to use a spent viral outbreak to tear-down small/medium businesses.
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  1801. Here we go again. Throwing up death figures that are pretty normal, making it sound as if they're out of the ordinary.
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  1802. If Biden - and, more accurately, Komrad Kamala - actually are allowed to get away with this travesty, and seize power, then US democracy is not just damaged, it is dead and will play no part in its future. There will be a token opposition masquerading as balance, but it will in effect be a one-party state. In such a state, the constitution will cease to be in any way operative. First to go will be gun ownership. Don't kid yourself they will not come, with heavy calibre, and easily wipe out any and all resistance. Then they are free and you are all slaves.
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  1803. Just on a short break in Scotland. Unbelievable the extent to which restrictions are still in place and still people going along with it all as if they're on some kind of 'all in it together' mission to starve the virus of hosts and thereby exterminate it. Walking the streets of two towns and they are like palliative care homes - so many recently vacated shops with the windows whited-out. Just a general air of emptiness with no concern shown as to where we might be headed from here. Boldly scrawled poster in a house window: "Stay safe, stay home". We can only wonder how long they have stayed home and how long they plan to keep themselves tucked safely in their little box until someone comes to put them in a smaller one and carry them away.
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  1804. Both people here have fallen for the Covid scam. We need young people to go out, encounter the virus and get past it.
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  1805. How long is it going to take for the penny to drop? These lockdowns are the weapon by which small and medium business is destroyed. Sound whacky? Beyond belief? Why would a government do that to its own economy? The New World Order has no place for a freedom loving, prosperous general population. Democracy is inefficient to them, as it encourages the sense of individual human rights that demands progress through the consumption of resources based on enterprise and hard work. Western Civilisation, with its science and its capitalism, is a particular offender in that it is the most potent driver of improved living standards that humans have ever devised. The people who have set this upon us and who are determined to see it through, have clearly outlined how things are to be. They are going to "Build Back Better". The word in there to be questioned is, 'better for who and in what way?' The same people assure us that "By 2030 you will own nothing, and you will be happy". That's not conspiracy theory, it is analysis of a statement from Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum. Our transition into that state in which we will own nothing, has already started. We are all at the start of the process which will take more of our personal wealth being put in the hands of the state. That state will eventually become the World State, run by the technocrats and the bankers. But for now, we must be kept occupied by a common cold virus that the doom narrators have positioned as the bastard offspring of the bubonic plague and ebola.
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  1806. This claim that "Russia thought it would take three days...." Who said that, on what forum and when?
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  1807. That old stupid pet rock stuff getting a little frisky of late, what?
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  1808. Mario and Luigi?
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  1809. Just visited Scotland, mostly the time spent out in the sticks but had a stroll through Girvan and Dumfries. Shocked and horrified at the extent of damage done to both places. People just walking around like zombies, most of them not bothering to take the chin hammock off even in the street. Looks like around 3 out of every 4 shop premises are empty - just in some there are sad remnants of the goods they once sold left in there, but mostly the glass just blanked-out. A couple of greengocers I saw have blocked their doorways with a bench or similar so that shoppers have to stand in a line waiting to be served and the goods handed out to them. Fun when the rains come I should think. I just can't believe so many are accepting this. Where do they hope to get by all this nonsense? If eighteen months of this hasn't sorted the problem then how long do they think businesses can hang on? Wilful destruction by the cretins in power, and no-one is holding them to account.
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  1810. Project fear never went away. Lockdowns themselves are hideously damaging - that's what they were introduced for. However, the ever-present threat that lockdowns can be re-applied fully or even more severely, is almost as damaging in that it destroys all confidence in building for the future. It's a simple choice: freedom or totalitarian rule; capitalism, with all its shortcomings, or communism with all its utopian promise.
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  1811.  @lerhodes2236  I'd take last year's facade over this year's reality.
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  1812.  @jeevangill2041  Spot-on. That UBI is communism.
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  1813. Raemen Day We could have a meteor the size of Norfolk hit Earth, blotting out the sun for 25 years and then the locusts and the new plague and then.....aaarrgh!
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  1814. Richard Cooper There's something about the bedwetting community you're not quite grasping here. They need this scab lifter to keep up the 'death is looming' narrative so that they don't realise they've been fooled by a middle-ranking cold virus, and SAGE
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  1815. She is up against the Mass Formation Psychosis that has been cultivated by our own government.
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  1816. Seems McCarthy was actually onto something.
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  1817. clanger basher Not stupidity, pure wickedness.
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  1818. The US will still be a superpower in ten years' time. Just how ordinary people will survive is another matter.
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  1819. How naive of the Americans to think they had really thrown off the yoke of the Lords.
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  1820.  @iancraig6070  So where are the Challengers? The F16s? With all the other 'game changers'? What did they change?
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  1821. @ I don't think the Russians will be prepared to wait.
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  1822. johnny Although I would not go the whole way with him in what he says, the far greater part of what he had to say I found was relevant, plausible and well worth noting. Are you sure you weren't distracted while viewing?
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  1823.  @bojanvidovic7183  Totally agreed.
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  1824. "...as a conservative he was very much, and harshly anti-Putin, and very much pro-European Union" That's the European Union that is so clearly not conserving anything of European culture is it?
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  1825. David Lees After two years of state-sponsored psychological abuse, there are an awful lot of people now not in their right mind.
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  1826. The West has just seized ordinary Russian people's money, and Liam Halligan is aghast at the threat to stop energy pipelines? If anyone at GBNews has an interest in educating themselves on how the world has been brought to this point and by whom, then they would profit from a listen to one who warned us years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4&t=2180s
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  1827.  A M  You got any source for your figures I can look at?
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  1828. Hydroxychloroquine was very widely available in health treatment until January 2020. For some strange reason it was withdrawn. Peculiar eh?
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  1829.  @paulyates6329  Tongue was firmly in cheek. I'd have the fuckin lot sacked.
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  1830. You can see the Chinese Drywall from outer space.
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  1831. What needs to be investigated and publicised is the identity of the one who, or those who, selected communists to be part of the group which would have power over when or even whether to ever allow free-trading to return in a capitalist economy.
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  1832. The 3M winner combination: Moss/Mannarino/maneco64. Don't forget Heresy Finacial - spoils the 'M'thing but there you go.
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  1833.  @MariusH242  Awww, bless.
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  1834. In interview, Thomas Sowell argued for the abolition of the Federal Reserve. When asked what he would put in its place he said, "When a tumour is removed, what is put in its place?"
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  1835.  @jeffreykaufmann2867  I'm sure that reassures all 1st stage cancer patients who can't get treatment.
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  1836.  @jeffreykaufmann2867  Hell of a lot of if in there mate. Think about it: you just got diagnosed with cancer yesterday. At today's appointment with your Doctor, you are told you can have treatment starting tomorrow, or you can put it on hold for 3 months. Which are we going for?
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  1837.  @george-wg6ug  Sorry for your loss. Every bit of evidence, chase it. Heinous crimes are being carried out.
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  1838.  @TaylorKenneyITM  Many thanks. Do keep on this situation please!
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  1839. Michael Clarke has proved himself, throughout this conflict, to be a first class bullshitter.
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  1840. The average all-cause death toll in UK is 1600 per day. Why is 1000 such a thing to get het up about?
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  1841. They're aiming to starve us. We need to string them up - every last one of the fuckers.
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  1842. "...this thing in eastern Europe..." That would be the Neocon attempt to use the young men of another country to die in the attempt to damage yet another country, for $$$$$$$$.
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  1843. Anne Frank I'll give you a fair price for that drum kit you got.
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  1844. "...restrictions that I believe were unnecessary, that were inhumane, that were cruel..." Why the past tense? They remain all of those things.
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  1845. The web of BBC deceit is looking weaker by the day. What a despicable organisation it has become, complicit in so much Ukrainian and Russian suffering.
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  1846. No 1 tip for this Christmas and all future Christmases: don't leave your home as it's dangerous out there! Don't let anyone in your home, as they will bring death into your personal living space. Enjoy the new merry!
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  1847. We were past 'peak covid' last June.
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  1848. What right has anyone have who is in the US, UK or EU, to have anything to do with Russia and it's oil? If you don't want to buy oil from Russia, then that's fine; just leave them to sell to people who do want it.
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  1849. Long on tins of tuna.
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  1850.  Craig F. Thompson  Get the numbers. Plot them on a graph. Draw that exponential line.
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  1851. Yeah yeah yeah, lets' all just let this knobhead drone on about a virus that's kept the whole nation in lockdown for three weeks....oh no..... for over a year now. Let's all pretend we're all in so much danger so that we have to lock down all summer and then all next winter and then, and then well what? This is not about a virus is it? It's about keeping all of us locked down until our economy is wrecked beyond repair and we are all made wards of the totalitarian state. Explain how we go anywhere else than that from here?
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  1852. The Back Passage of public speeches.
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  1853. The Welsh and Scots are paving the way. Coming to a street near us all. Unless we get the sheep to wake the fuck up.
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  1854. d lew Yep. Knocking bet.
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  1855. Those who want stability should come to Bradford. Shit then, shit now.
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  1856. This would be tragic if Budweiser tasted good. It's horse piss and so all this is amusing.
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  1857. Meanwhile......in Florida..........
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  1858. Penury here we come. All part of the plan.
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  1859. The usual off-the-shelf statement. This man should be raging and promising to provide assurance this will never happen again. How did he gain access? How was he stopped and by whom? Who is he and what were his motives?
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  1860.  @susannaedwards5804  Possibly. I would be the happiest man alive if I could just see that happening.
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  1861.  @susannaedwards5804  Thank You. After this past 2 years I've been through many ups and downs; now somewhat resigned to having to weather whatever fabricated storm my erstwhile leaders choose to pitch against us. I do the rage thing at times still, but if we are to pull-through this back to normality, it won't be by hostility and bickering as is so often the way online. I still just try and listen to what's around me and continue to speak the truth that these days seems to cause consternation in people. There's the struggle: not joining in the madness, without appearing to be up for a fight. Yes please to the links.
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  1862. She might be underestimating the ....ahem.....'power' of the postal vote and the Dominion machine.
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  1863. Bloom's 'School of Resentment'.
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  1864. Being mean is sometimes obligatory. Drop that Widow Twanky laugh would be a plus.
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  1865. I'm just hoping that those first two questions were put up there in the full knowledge on the part of the interviewer, that they needed to be asked so that they could be seen to be shot down - that they weren't put in any serious sense.
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  1866. Jake Bullet Egg Zackly my friend. My greatest regret is that I hadn't been woken to this reality until this year and my stumbling on maneco64's literally, nuggets, of wisdom. Amazing and dispiriting that, having been enlightened myself, so many of my friends and family seem to think I'm bullshitting them when I try to bring them into the shiny fold.
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  1867. "We cannot lift lockdown until we have zero infection rate" Susan Michie of SAGE. Which bit of that can't people grasp? The lockdowns are in place until every last gasp of our small/medium business sector has been silenced. That is why they were put in place.
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  1868. "Who has the right to tell other people what to do?" Klaus Schwab.
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  1869. Pammy It's his opinion. Do you think he's correct?
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  1870.  @DieFlabbergast  Same here. She's so astute and almost always finds ways to express things I'm thinking but failing to put into words. But the Biden/Trump thing seems to have her run-ragged.
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  1871. Standby for some major-league book-cooking. Figures will be found.
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  1872.  @peterbarnard631  This was the deal: we were asked as a nation, do you want to leave the EU or stay in the EU. We chose to leave. There's the deal; I had a say in it. In doing so, I took away nothing.
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  1873.  @peterbarnard631  As a common citizen, I would not have 'adopted' policy, I would have watched from the sidelines and waited for the next election to try once again. Fascists disregard such observance. They have their view and that will be imposed by whatever means...my friend.
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  1874. Javid is not daft, he is very clever. He is evil enough to go through with the sacking of NHS workers.
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  1875. True as far as it goes, but still not a word of the horrendous casualty figures at the heart of Ukraine's 'manpower shortage'.
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  1876. How is the WEF a conspiracy, when it clearly states, boasts about, its intentions on the internet for all to see? It seems the whole concept of 'conspiracy' has come to mean "anything that the MSM doesn't tell me, and because I just can't be arsed to do my own research and enquiry". What the WEF freely describe as their aim, is "trans humanism". They want to link the brain of every human on the planet, to technology. They want to end the natural evolution of the human species, replacing it with technological intervention. The current proposal is that a penny-sized hole is bored out of the skull and a chip is inserted and connected to the brain. Sounds like a lovely day out that doesn't it?
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  1877. And when the next 6 months of putting off what we must go through, has ended; what do we do then? With our economy down the pan? And don't give us the old vaccine crap. This is about the takeover of the western capitalist, free enterprise way of life.
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  1878. The pandemic hasn't pushed one person into poverty. The criminal response of shutting down businesses is what has put people into poverty; has put people out of work; has made people commit suicide; has terminated society. CH4 firmly in that MSM camp that sustains the 'pandemic' narrative and facilitates the government's continued abuse.
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  1879.  @lulusbackintown1478  There you go: commies in power there too.
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  1880. So it looks like four serving military officers of a NATO country, took part in a meeting they took to be in secret. The meeting was held to discuss how their country might play a part in attacks on Russia. The problem we have is, how do we report on this conspiracy and avoid being labelled conspiracy theorists?
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  1881. vulkanofnocturne You have a safe place to store your fiat currency? Nobody is going to degrade or dilute it while it sits there?
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  1882. The hundreds of billions of Euro and Pounds will simply be printed into existence. They did it in Phase One: the plandemic; and more of the same is needed in order to make their fiat currencies worth much less. By this, all wages/savings/pensions will be traduced and the holders of all Euros and Pounds essentially robbed of the wealth they thought they had secured.
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  1883.  @gradualdecay1040  In what capacity was Boris obliged to do what it is purported the public wanted?
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  1884.  @winstonsmith2079  Great, so to save infections we must stop living. How long do we have to not live before flu is eradicated, never to return?
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  1885.  @winstonsmith2079  Very young. I had the vaccine and I had TB vaccinations later. My non anti vax credentials are in place. I am anti experimental and coerced vaccinations. Any news on when the White Horse might be open again?
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  1886.  @winstonsmith2079  I've come to youtube to comment on the captured Spectator initially. I've said nothing about my parents, nor should you. 'Most studied', as in rushed-out and just this week thinking they might mix vaccines, as it might work. Maybe if they put a bit of Dettol in there, shake it round a bit? That's worth squirt surely?
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  1887. Is it too late to strike a deal on mineral rights? Did Britain sneak in and scoop it late last year as part of the 100 year deal?
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  1888. Paul Wiffen The breakout, when it comes, will be something Yellen has no power to thwart.
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  1889. Why is the vast majority of people being hectored to have a vaccination to protect them from a virus which is not a danger to them?
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  1890. Revenge for what, madam? For doing his job properly? For 'protecting' the interests of the people? Or for wilfully plunging the country into catastrophic and prolonged lockdown the can only result in destroying the economy that feeds us all?
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  1891. Italy is staying where it's people want it to be. It's the BBC's idea of 'far right' is that has wildly swung. According to the BBC, to want to preserve your national status and way of life is far right.
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  1892.  @DieselRamcharger  Still no explanation as to how you are dealing with things.
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  1893.  @stormevans6897  It's who is sitting on resources and wilfully stopping any exploitation.
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  1894. "...And if it's bad, don't let it get you down, you can make it....."
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  1895. Why all the greyness?
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  1896. I'm a recent subscriber and I'm finding all of this very interesting. (Where have I been all this time!?)
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  1897. Matt Brigham Exactly. We seem to be just sleepwalking into slavery.
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  1898.  @macraghnaill3553  Mac Raghnaill Do you realise the ridiculous nature of that argument? A vaccine either protects fully or it fails.
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  1899.  @gtully40  The facts up to 2020, as promulgated by the WHO and observed across the globe, were that lockdowns should not be used to try and fight viral infections. They merely suppress in the very short term. The 'vaccines' if they were to operate as such, would render patients immune, period. They don't do that. Nor do they prevent infection; nor do they prevent the passing on to others of that infection. Yet they are given as the basis for people to be forbidden access to public spaces. Can you make any sense out of that? Oh, and let's just remember that we are talking about a virus that has a survival rate of 99.98% even including those who are vulnerable.
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  1900. @Arthur Daley He's referring not to this clip but to the clip linked by Lost Avatar above.
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  1901. When Mr Icke speaks of 'digital currency', he is thinking of the Central Bank Digital Currency and he is right in warning of the pernicious intent behind it. CBDCs however, are not crypto. Crypto is pretty much the direct opposite of the centralising control of CBDC.
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  1902.  @jjtompson5914  I suspect some are to an extent. But to portray CBDCs as if they were crypto is nevertheless, misguided.
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  1903. No names nor description of the murderer and accomplice. And the police response includes advice to people to leave estimated time of return to family or friends. What on earth is being done to this country?
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  1904. No. Next question.
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  1905. I want that T-Shirt
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  1906. Apart from the crass pandering that is the main point of criticism here - why on earth is Biden continuing to wear the doom narrative chin-hammock?
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  1907.  @niwa_s  Thank you.
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  1908. rick They did, in the last election.
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  1909. UK, same game, lesser scale perhaps. Mate of mine works for a small firm, long term, specialist exterior construction work. Firm is very good at what they do and it partly rests on his skills. He learned he was eligible for gov' payouts if not earning, so carried on working as normal, arranged with firm not to pay him until the payments stop. Knows what is coming and so has bought 5 Rolex watches with furlough money. The fuck is going on?
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  1910. The Health Department should not curb coronavirus.
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  1911. What Putin is up to is protecting his own front door from the globalists. His aim is to keep the Russian people out of the globalists' clutches; China's leaders are similarly minded. Guess who would come out of any serious exchange with their arse slapped?
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  1912. Climate change is way over-stated. More project fear that the youth of the west have been primed to suck up. That's how the covid nonsense is still being kept going.
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  1913. I'm not proud of the NHS. Show me the doctors working in the NHS right now who have spoken out against the plandemic and against the experimental jabs - how many tens of thousands of doctors and I haven't heard of any voices of dissent from the SAGE/WEF/WHO diktat.
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  1914. orland For a short while.
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  1915. This, after years of 'science' warning of bee extinction.
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  1916. rattywilliams Ditto
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  1917.  @phillconnors1023  Well done, but you don't know if you'll be alive in 5 years.
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  1918. MrScottskiuk It's his backbone we need.
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  1919.  @MrScottskiuk  Forgive me, I perhaps phrased my comment vaguely. I admire so much about Gov. Desantis but it is his backbone I find most inspiring. Plenty of brains around in people who should be speaking out and fighting the rot as he is.
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  1920. Why would we need a map to get back to a place we are so familiar with?
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  1921. What an appalling introduction by Katy Balls. Putin did not 'threaten to use nuclear weapons if he doesn't get what he wants in Ukraine'. Utterly scandalous reporting.
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  1922. Sounds like a kingdom in Lord of the Rings.
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  1923. "...adapt behaviours of the opposing forces and adversaries." They decided, some time prior to March 2020, to wage war on anyone who questioned the lockdowns that were imposed, courtesy of their plandemic. What used to be our army has been turned on us by the globalists who run Westminster and Whitehall. The relationship has changed so that anyone who questions government policy is classed as an opposing force. The latest news is that Tobias Ellwood, "Defence Chair", is calling for the UK to be directly involved in a war with Russia. We should go all-in, "...land forces, air as well, and maritime too." Ellwood is a reserve Lieutenant Colonel of the 77th Brigade.
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  1924. Is it any wonder that this man has fallen for the jab scam, when it has taken him over a year to figure out that the aviation industry is on the chopping block? Simpleton.
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  1925. Ukraine needs to - and inevitably will - realise that it has been played by the Neocon adventurers. They arranged the coup, funded the arms build-up, and pushed further toward Russia's red line; all without using their own forces and at the expense, eventually, of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians and Russians. Their politicians even boast about what a great deal it is to have someone else do the fighting and dying while prosecuting their project. This is not the British peoples' war.
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  1926. Just going to set off to work on my bike, only to find that the back wheel is punctured. Damn that Putin strikes again!
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  1927. "Ukraine has claimed..." Bit of a problem from that point.
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  1928. Well, the plandemic got most of its job done. Left to the food shortages now, to clear out more people, kill off yet more businesses. But make sure you get your sixth booster to flatten the curve or some shit like that.
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  1929. Expected a great interview and wasn't disappointed.
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  1930. So many people who know the government and SAGE have lied to us from the start of this and repeatedly ever since, keep expecting the lies to stop and truth to return. All looking forward to us getting over this, free by June. Yet how clear can it be when we hear of Germany, Italy and France entering into new restrictions, that Johnson is going to regretfully inform us that we need a further six months lockdown? This is all about destroying small/medium business. Not until that is done can we expect any change; and that change when it comes, will not be very appealing either.
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  1931. The bastards know we're onto them and more people are waking up to their tyrannical plans.
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  1932. Without doubt, yes it is. The western media has spent the past, at least forty years, purveying negativity in a daily drip feed. Such that we think things are worse than they are.
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  1933. The obligatory MSM editing-out of the information passed to Starmer on the piece of paper seen here in his hand; given to him by the landlord stating that the average age of people dying from/with the 'vid is 83 years and 3 months, whereas the average all cause death rate is 81. Keir Starmer does not want to hear any of this of course, for he is a member of the Trilateral Commission which is one of the agencies no-one has voted for, which aims to bring down the world monetary system to replace it with 'energy allocation' whatever that might mean. The BBC does not want to hear any of this also, as it is fully behind the lockdown narrative that is killing off businesses by the day.
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  1934. Yes, of course they could; and then we all die.
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  1935. Who selected the members of SAGE? Who failed to heed the advice of anyone outside SAGE, regardless of the professional standing of those who called for alternative strategies for almost two years - and despite the repeated, glaring miscalculations that SAGE generated?
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  1936. UK LOCKDOWN EXTENDED TO JULY 17th. Enjoy your lockdown without end.
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  1937. Interesting how - in a world of so many organisations whose members meet in secrecy in order to seize and maintain power over the economies that rule the lives of so many people - that the phrase 'conspiracy theory' is such a widely used term of derogation.
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  1938. jdg9999 Indeed; and sometimes before. eg Greenspan.
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  1939. The whole cancelling, woke state, came up through what we called 'political correctness', and there in that labelling is the clue as to their method. They know that most people just want to live a quiet life and not offend anyone. They know that people overwhelmingly have a better nature that will select the easy option - go with the flow. Further, they know that people are 'unconsciously astute' so that they pick up on oblique signals - the more signal, the more it is received, bolstered. The strategy then, has been to prominently and repeatedly vocalise advocation of whatever social adaptation is desired. The drip feed lays a base of supposed authority and on this base the new social construction can be built. It is actually a very simple process not unlike the training of dogs. That it should be applied to fellow humans is distasteful to some people and perfectly acceptable to others. The former group sit by in their blithe confidence that things will right themselves; while the latter get on with the business of wresting power.
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  1940.  @mastermariner490  I live next-door to France. If my government allowed the US to threaten France then I would expect France to defend itself.
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  1941.  @mastermariner490  You're not very bright are you?
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  1942.  @hmq9052  You're the bearer of good news then: that Mr Whitty's two year prediction is up and we are free? (By the way, had you meant to say 'putting the brakes on, perhaps? That would actually make sense)
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  1943. Bushwhacked 71 From what?
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  1944. The West has not 'mis-managed' its dealings with Russia; it has shown a repeated malicious intent to encroach upon Russia's border so that military conflict was inevitable if Russia wanted to preserve its security. Think in terms of an eastern Monroe Doctrine.
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  1945. Martin Martin The distinction has to be made: most people are ignorant because the journalists are biased; they work for people who have an agenda.
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  1946. Lots at steak here!
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  1947.  @adriang2053  Adrian, I supplied that to you or one of your 77 colleagues recently. You're slipping. Long watch eh?
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  1948. If this man is an example of the thinking that's going on in Washington, then we are heading for a total war that will kill us all. He displays a level of delusion as to the changed realities of geo-political power. He speaks as though from a position that the West occupied thirty years ago. He portrays a Russia whose economy is in crisis, with not a word of the horrendous problems that afflict the US and, to an even greater extent, an increasingly impoverished Europe. Alongside this there is the complete absence of any recognition of the reasons why this war came about - was made to come about. Over decades, the US/UK have worked to push further and further east, the threat to Russia's security, ignoring all of its pleas to stop. Why would Russia go to such lengths at such great cost, only to put the brakes on and halt so that a Ukrainian force can be built once again to better wage war in a few years' time? How could any agreement with the Western powers be considered worthwhile, when they have a consistent record of faking and playing for time as at Minsk?
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  1949. GB News now employing the same muppets as the BBC.
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  1950. "Multiculturalism" is merely a stage in the larger process. All Western countries were of the one culture and they are being transformed into another culture. "Transculturalism"
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  1951. Poor lad needs to stop watching BBC
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  1952. Pauline Watts Safe from what?
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  1953. How can we carry on like this?
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  1954. dave You didn't hear that the Soviet Union was ended late last century and that the Russian Federation is a democracy?
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  1955. In the photo' shown, of Biden at the lectern; why are Pelosi and Komrad K still posing in the doom masks?
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  1956. Mr Lurvdjur It's a very clever virus. It can tell if you've got a pint of beer or a latté. It can tell the time. It can tell the difference between a freedom from lockdown protest and a BLM protest.
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  1957. The jab does not protect people from infection. The jab does not stop infected people from passing infection to others. How does remaining jab-free cause any risk?
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  1958. Fancy that eh? Lock down society for over a year and twitter on keeping the narrative going to justify all the criminal and needless damage to lives to 'wage war' against a middling annual corona outbreak; and guess what? People's mental health is damaged. Why, this was never going to happen was it?
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  1959. Trapski.
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  1960. "I really don't like to do politics..." This from a man who insists that Russia and China are to be restricted in their ability to influence developments in the Arctic region. How political does it get? The Greenland issue is timely for Breedlove. He has spent the past three years speaking about the Ukraine situation - more accurately the NATO assault on Russia - in quintessential 'bomb the bastards' mode, and all of his predictions have gone tits-up. He must find some relief in being able to vent his spleen in a fresh direction. Here he opens on this new theatre, in blithe regard of any sovereignty claims of the people of Greenland or of the existing arrangement with Denmark. In his book, Ukraine's right to sovereignty is sacrosanct, while Greenland can be just grabbed without so much as a second thought.
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  1961. Wayne Evans If only! They are all still in position and gagging to shut us down again.
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  1962. No-one has offered the Russians everything they want. The Russians want security from the ever encroaching NATO. That's not been offered. She insists any agreement cannot work without Europe and Ukraine being party to talks. Perhaps she is right but wasn't it just last year, prior to their accepting the reality on the battlefield, that the Europeans were happy to hold peace talks to which Russia was not invited?
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  1963.  @bigphil1229  I need no warning mate honestly. I've been telling people for years that he will one day unveil a very dark secret. Here we are.
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  1964. Anyone who wants to be a Macon detective needs to put on weight, dress like it's 1978 and stop doing any prep' work at all.
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  1965. David Walters You honestly still put faith in our Parliament?
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  1966.  @abody499  Poverty is poverty. To use the term 'child poverty' is to create a sub category of poverty.
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  1967. Labour will shag our brains out leading up to the big day; do its matrimonial duty on wedding night, then kick us out of bed next morning, call us slags and tell us to get back to work. Same as the Tories did. Same as they all ever will do. Voting for them is way worse than not partaking in their game.
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  1968. Can we all survive now, without that cackle?
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  1969. Covid Shmovid Variant Shmariant. Time to move on.
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  1970. Dear Santa......
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  1971. vitaliy From where? Don't hold your breath mate. The youth of Europe is not stupid.
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  1972. @ One brain cell.
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  1973.  @crazytruth.3460  Sit down mate, we'll get someone to plug your chair in.
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  1974. So, the jab doesn't stop you getting infected; it doesn't stop you spreading the infection; it just alleviates the effects you might suffer. So why such a fuss about people who stay jab-free? Is it better to get infected by someone who has been jabbed?
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  1975. The overwhelming science finds that the efficacy of the chin-hammock is negligible at best.
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  1976. The Olympics was killed-off by all the mask bollocks.
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  1977. Inflation has not gone away though has it? The pound, since 1913, has been unsteadily eroded until today it has 2% of its buying power. The only sense in which people are put at the centre of MMT's concerns, seems to be as targets for increasing taxation.
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  1978. Is this the jab that does fuck all you mean?
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  1979. What all these nodding donkeys, with all of their brayings of agreement, need to have uppermost in their minds is that whatever major plans the UK military might make, are a pimple when set against the might of the Russian Army. How many troops can Britain put into the field? 10,000? 20,000? The Russians would wipe them out within a week. How would just 200 body bags at Brize Norton be played on the BBC News? It is well past the time that the British government and its people need to get real.
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  1980. @laurencehastings7473 Would it be prudent, do you think, not to encourage anyone to have to resort to nuclear arms?
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  1981.  @superhumantrueman  Well firstly, Russia is a democratic federation, not a dictatorship. Beyond that, why don't we grow up and accept that Russia has the right to defend itself just as the US does with its Monroe Doctrine?
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  1982. You Tube Account Could be because we're watching a cross between tragedy and burlesque from those 'in power'.
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  1983. Times Radio really is scraping the propagandist barrel now.
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  1984. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  1985. plerplerp How big should the state get?
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  1986.  @downshift4503  I don't like being taxed at all. I have, all my life, paid taxes, for the most part at around 20% - not by agreement but because that has been taken from my wages prior to my having been paid. I can do nothing about that. How about if the government, next week, tell people like me that the tax rate is to be 40%? 60%? Are we supposed to just keep on paying?
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  1987. The moveable feast munches on in its new setting. The MIC main course remains, generously seasoned with Knessetarian flavour and brought to the table by a highly trained Soros waiter.
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  1988. The economy is still subjected to socialist diktat lockdowns, and it's a surprise that this is not reflected in jobless numbers and claims? How dumb does economic reporting get?
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  1989. It's as though the string-pullers were using the texts mentioned here as their playbook.
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  1990. Devil's Advocate That's a tough one. How many letters?
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  1991. "300,000 deaths in the US alone." The US has a population of some 331 million. The daily death rate averages around 7,700. The first recorded covid-related death in the US was on February 6th. That's 321 days. In those 321 days we could normally expect to see 321 x 7,700 deaths from all causes. That's a total of 2,471,700 deaths. Even if all of the 300,000 deaths quoted were actually due to covid (and we all know they were not) that would mean that excess deaths were up by around 12%. The lockdowns that have been imposed by governments in many parts of the world will - according to the WHO - lead to the deaths of around 1.8 million people in developing regions. The lockdowns will lead to deaths far exceeding covid related deaths, in developed nations due to cancer treatment delay/cancellation, cardiac arrest, stroke and much more. The WHO have stated that lockdowns do one thing only: they make poor people poorer. Why are we locking down people's lives, destroying the businesses whose tax pays for healthcare for at least the poorest in some countries and ALL in some others? Why are we doing all of this, as a response to knee-jerk journalism and its dog-bark headlines?
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  1992.  @Marco-it2mr  How is it possible to misrepresent the plain English statement I cited? It says what it says. You don't think the lockdowns are going to lead to more deaths than the virus simply because CNN/BBC flash images at you.
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  1993. A sensible, responsible display of statecraft from NATO at this point, would be to apologise to Russia for three decades of advancing up to its borders, building military bases and siting offensive missiles on its doorstep. All of this in direct contravention of successive promises and agreements. An immediate pull-back would solve the problem. But where would that leave the NWO's scheme of moving from one manufactured crisis to another, in order to keep the public focusing anywhere but the wilful destruction of their economies?
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  1994. Lockdown cannot be eased until we have a zero infection rate. This, according to Susan Michie of SAGE. Go figure.
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  1995. John The Accountant Do you have any ideas as to why it hasn't?
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  1996.  @vanessashaw2763  We need you all to get them sued.
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  1997.  @lkytmryan  Totally baseless claim about the likelihood of elderly people's fate. Good luck with your next year's wait for the 'vaccines' to make any dent in our incarceration experiment.
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  1998.  @TheSmallRabbit  Tyrants, yes. Incompetent no. They're carrying out orders very effectively.
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  1999.  @dlloydy5356  People 'go out' to work and to spend their money. Thereby, we have an economy. It's the thing that actually feeds us (and pays for the NHS) If they can't do this, then the economy collapses. We are well into the collapsing process now, with businesses going bust and the dole for millions. Only when the whole thing has been killed off can the 'rebuilding' begin. You must have heard the cheery slogan? 'Build Back Better'?
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  2000. Well, despite its great sadness, this was a beautiful little film. Lovely ladies.
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  2001. China is going to reach its goal of net-zero? By building a new coal-fired power station every week?
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  2002. Occasional quick bucks and tactical windfalls are great and to be welcomed. Their pursuit, as a strategy for investment and genuine economic development is the kiss of death.
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  2003.  @zizzinpuss  Guitarists? Music lovers? Wild stabs at it I know but...
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  2004. German people have no say in the actions of Germany. UK people have no say in the actions of the UK. US people have no say in the action of the US. Yet all their politicians claim to be defending democracy by waging war in foreign lands.
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  2005.  @harpsailorharp6716gg  The coronavirus that has brought the phenomenon of 'covid', is there as it was not, prior to its lab release. Its danger to human life is grossly exaggerated, while the death and destruction that subsequent lockdowns are causing is criminally understated.
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  2006.  @gee_emm  What game? You accuse me of criticising young people. I teach young people and I have helped so many to get back on the right track. I teach English but before any of that, I teach them the core values that will help them look after themselves. Why are you reacting so wildly?
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  2007.  @Fuq2  I worked sometimes in jobs I didn't like, but mostly it was good. The money I earned, I bought what I needed and some stuff I just wanted. I've never given a shit about impressing anyone. So you're talking shit.
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  2008.  @Fuq2  I've never worked in retail. I'm sure there are lots of people who really enjoy working at Walmart, even though such employment is obviously way beneath you. (I'm an English tutor by the way. My tip for you would be to use quotation marks when using someone else's words) No charge on that.
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  2009. There are doubtless many visitors to this site, to whom this is bad news. The thought of people having a life again is just too horrible to countenance. Never mind though; soon be autumn and we can get back to some serious bedwetting over the new flu outbreaks that we'll pretend are ebola.
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  2010.  @eliotness4029  I'm nowhere near London and I stand ready to be corrected. Go ahead.
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  2011.  @eliotness4029  Your stood in a trench in Kherson obviously.
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  2012. Already the incursion into Kursk is brought to a halt. The supply lines have been destroyed and the troops are marooned. All that remains is for them to try and surrender. How was it not going to end like this? How does such an established media outlet as The Telegraph, go all-in with preposterous ventures like this, without giving a cautionary thought as to the likely outcome and about the way their lack of judgment will look in the future? Pure buffoonery.
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  2013. Covid Shmovid. We are very close to herd immunity. Naturally developed by our having individually confronted the virus. When our leaders talk of 'learning to live with the virus', this is what they should have in mind.
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  2014.  @Craig121000  Where does this go from here then John?
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  2015. Communism doing, what communism does.
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  2016. Denise G- Hill We in the Western countries need to wake up to the fact that any votes we might cast will not be allowed to get in the way of the neo-cons' plans. There is no democratically accessible alternative to their aims.
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  2017. That myth - where did it come from I wonder? The shovel-wielding infantry, backed-up by missiles dependent on washing machine circuit boards? From the inane, bought and paid-for MSM. So now, that myth is to be shattered eh? Here at the Telegraph that's been egging-on the public throughout using the whole mythology that cannot abide the fact that the Russians have moved on from their status as cold war troglodytes. So now we are offered a new myth. We are encouraged to see Russia as a hugely threatening, newly empowered beast, set upon devouring the European land mass. That should keep the old tub-thumpers excited. All this, with never a word as to the reasons behind this eminently tractable war - no mention whatsoever of the fact that a peace deal was ready to be signed by all in April 2022, only to be scuppered by the US/UK pact's envoy Boris Johnson. The bear was poked and we just keep poking. How many hundreds of thousands more must die before we come to our senses and stop this disgusting episode?
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  2018.  @foxmoongaze  Indeed. The increases in productivity have, in some economies at various times, arisen from QE, through the simple act of targeted lending - only to fund projects that look likely to make a worthwhile return. This is best explained by the man who actually coined the term "Quantitative Easing" - Professor Richard Werner - and who first proposed its application in 90s Japan.
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  2019. Another doom-narrative colluder.
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  2020. Viruses are forced into 'evolution and mutation' by the lockdowns that are held in place by Dr John Campbell's never ending drone.
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  2021. Psychologically, I went out last night and by pure chance met up with Bananarama who jumped at the chance of coming back to my house for nibbles. They abused my body all night long.
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  2022. TRE45ON..... Meant to fall on day one in whose statement?
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  2023. A vaccine for kids under 5? Is he kidding? Wake up America, it's nearly too late.
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  2024. The Titanic stabilised.
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  2025. Why do Americans do that to the word 'leisure'?
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  2026. If the BBC hails it as a success, that's a sure sign that it's another globalist stitch-up.
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  2027. Kevin W Think yourself lucky mate - here in UK they charge in litres. I just did the conversion of what my local filling station charges for diesel. £6.91 per gallon. Convert pounds to dollars and that gives a gallon at $9.19.
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  2028. Are the jabs any good at all? Not in Belgium it seems https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vUJKgtinvg
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  2029. "...what we did on covid..." She means what they did WITH covid. Started of this whole shitshow that's moving the world from one engineered crisis to the next so that they have an excuse to kill the currencies as we know them, and the new CBDC can be imposed, with all of our freedoms swept away for ever.
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  2030. Sweden got it right. The US economy, the UK economy and the vast majority of the world, has been crippled for months. The virus has peaked long ago and the UK government is still talking of new lockdowns. All other medical treatment is curtailed, suicides are soaring and the unemployment is increasing rapidly. This is not about health any longer; this is about the exchange of power. If the peoples of the west do not rise up and reject this, we are slaves.
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  2031. Russia has conducted itself in a very constrained manner in Ukraine; hence their insistence on referring to a Special Military Operation. They have chosen not to wage a total war. They can do this because they are fighting a much smaller force: lesser manpower and fewer resources. Were they to be faced by the whole of Europe, then all out war would need to be prosecuted. In that situation, the whole of Europe would be very swiftly decimated. From the outset of this operation, the governments, the media and the bovine public, have underestimated the fighting capabilities of Russia. To blithely trundle along towards a total war between the combined nations of Europe and Russia is extremely irresponsible. Repeatedly we are portraying Russia as having designs on the takeover of Europe when there is not one shred of evidence of such plans. Why do we not talk of ways of returning to the situation whereby Europe presented no encroaching threat to Russia with the siting of bases and missiles ever closer to its border? It is either that or a huge conflagration which would leave Russia and America gravely damaged but ready to rebuild - and a Europe totally destroyed.
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  2032. shinshi kodo Tired and a light cough? That's the WORST sort of covid mate! Have you made a will?
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  2033. Getaway doesn't feature in ISIS operations. Martyrdom is their gig.
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  2034. Who selected the members of SAGE, knowing full well that they would act as they have?
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  2035. Boycott Picador.
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  2036.  @macmcleod1188  It's a virus. People catch it. The vulnerable die from it. That will not change. The choice is: do we trash the economy in vainly hoping to stop the virus or do we refuse to kill our way of life?
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  2037.  @hizzlemobizzle  I see. So the thing that props up all your lockdown fanaticism, is your discontent with the financial system. All else must bow to that end. Do what you will with Wall Street for me; I am not here to defend the people in there. I want my society and the economy that feeds my family, to be put back as it was. Sort out the crony capitalists yes; but not like this. Not by imposing lockdowns that kill many more than the supposed initial cause.
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  2038.  @rayalbion9637  They are infantilising people so that they need to be Mothered by the state.
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  2039. Gravity-defying dress.
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  2040.  @JoeBlow-fp5ng  100% and in his own words.
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  2041.  @ecosse1982  Limp libtard comedy deserves better eh?
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  2042. NATO membership for Ukraine is no longer and option.....until it is again. Russia would be stupid to take Hegseth, Trump and anyone in the current US administration at their word. They will be gone soon enough. Presidents come and go - the Neocons never leave position.
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  2043. Very worthwhile statement.
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  2044. Why does Rod Liddle, along with all the other big-hitters at The Spectator, remain silent on the subject of the World Economic Forum, its stated aims and the extent to which its acolytes occupy positions of power in our government and institutions?
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  2045. Snow in winter. Who'da thunk it would come to this?
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  2046. Another despatch from a parallel universe. Keep saying it lads, you might get to believe it.
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  2047. Casey Yup. A dead horse being flogged.
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  2048.  @theSnowpup  The analogy was weak. The point stands though.
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  2049.  @michaelhampner7672  Had me there for a mo'
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  2050. A lot of hunger, then people start trading again and capitalism comes to the rescue.
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  2051. There has been a video that showed aerial 'stills' of the plant before and after the attack, and the damage looks minimal. We just can't trust anything too much, but my hunch is that Larry Johnson is nearer the truth. It is telling that there was an emergency NATO meeting yesterday; also notable that reports of missile strikes on Russian targets seems to have dried up.
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  2052. Diplamatik Juan Poor you.
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  2053. Back of the net from 30 yards Matt. Please keep fighting.
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  2054. UK here. My moment of realisation came in May 2020 when they started to wheel-out various phrases. We were to live 'a new normal'; 'for the greater good'; 'stay home - don't kill gran'. All of this and then the flip-flop on masks. Then the MSM's hatchet job on the Great Barrington Declaration, along with their relentless bombardment of gloom and doom; death figures that in fact turn out to be nothing out of the ordinary. Then the 'vaccine' and all the talk of some 'recovery' of the economy, when all one needs to do is walk down the high street and see how low-key and lifeless things have become.
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  2055.  @nic.h  How's it going in Mariupol? Bakhmut? Avdiivka? Kurakhove?
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  2056. Coronaviruses. They have been with us for millions of years. This is what they do: they form and they breakout and because they are new, they are able to kill people. After a short upsurge, they use up all the susceptible hosts and the outbreak wanes. The virus is still here and always will be, but now it learns not to do as much killing but to merely infest and live within. The mutations always go the same way: more transmissible but less virulent. They can call each 'variant' whatever name they want but they all will follow this route. In this sense, Neil Oliver is right in that the pandemic is over. Here is the problem: the aim from the start was to keep the public locked-down until the economy was taken down. This has not yet happened. This is all now media-driven mass psychosis.
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  2057. Brilliant, as usual. On the 'loans as a good way to go right now': I can see how this makes sense, but I'm puzzled as to how loans are still even available? Surely the lenders are literally in the business and know where things are going, so why would they be just, in effect, happy to watch their money just walk out the door never to return? In short, I'm thinking should I really just go all in and get as big a loan as I can and get 'stuff'?
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  2058. "...Ukraine has a manpower shortage; how is this caused? By people not volunteering..." I think there might be another cause to be honest.
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  2059. And still people hail the free markets of the West and its democracy.
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  2060. The very act of printing billions, trillions of dollars IS inflation. The supply of money is inflated and diluted in strength. Therefore, as a consequence of this dilution, each dollar is capable of buying less than the original dollars could. The resultant 'rise in prices' is actually a fall in currency. This is one of the oldest tricks in the fiat system's book.
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  2061.  @benh4222  Keep drinking the kool-aid mate.
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  2062. The fate of the US housing market is it's to be brought to an end by the Central Banks' buying up of everything. Remember: 'you will own nothing, and you will be happy'.
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  2063. Journey Into Coco Some of the very best writing in the English language is coming from the US.
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  2064.  @judyparsons1333  Seriously? The fact that I appreciate the work of American writers means I should live in America? So, if I like Chicken Achari I should go and live in Bangladesh? How old are you, seven?
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  2065. Another top-shelf explanation of complex stuff, made easy to understand, even for chimps like me. Thank you.
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  2066. ".......so let's do a couple of clown worlds....." The clowns were in at the start of this video, and right through it.
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  2067. Yes, all of this is accurate and thank you for articulating what needs to be recognised. However, what we need to do urgently now, is ask ourselves why this has been done to us. Was it done to save lives? No. Do our leaders know it's not saved lives? Yes. Did they know from the outset that lockdowns do not save lives? Yes. So what is the purpose of locking down a society for such a long time? Lockdown is the perfect tool for restricting trade to the point at which businesses are no longer viable. Neil sees our coming winter as a make or break point - he is right. The theatres, pubs, restaurants and small shops that have been resilient enough to re-open and try to claw their way back; are going to be annihilated by the next round of lockdowns, which we all know are coming and very few people can face talking about. During any such alleviation of lockdown, the vaccine passport will be enforced on places of gathering and I will be in that same boat as Neil: excluded. The money in my pocket which small businesses so desperately need; the services they want to provide, which I really want; will have a barrier put between them. By this horrendous bind, our economy will be pared-down, the workforce made dependent on state aid, and the social experiment can be taken to its next stage. God help us all, because our leaders will most certainly not.
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  2068. Two years now into the outbreak and herd immunity is virtually being ignored.
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  2069. Complete and utter bollocks - and she is fully in on it.
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  2070. Go Experimental You pipped me there mate! I think it's because they all want to live forever in their little box until someone comes and puts them in a much smaller one and takes them away.
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  2071. Want to kill Europe? Kill Germany, the rest will fall. Who blew up the pipeline? "The purpose of NATO is to keep Russia out, America in, and the Germans down." Lord Ismay, Secretary General of NATO at its inception.
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  2072. The economic system in the West is broken, no doubt. As bad as it has become though, those who are lucky enough to be housed, clothed and fed by that system, will want to know what to replace it with before throwing in their lot with changes. It follows that the way to make them a bit less picky, would be to take away the privileges mentioned by engineering constraints and plying them with adversity - a project managed in recent years by team blue flag, and soon to be carried-on by team red flag. As the pea-lover once declared "If it isn't hurting, it isn't working". Little did we know what was afoot even then. All for the Greater Good don'tcha know.
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  2073. 32446 Easy tiger!
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  2074. Charles O'Leary Spot-on mate.
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  2075.  @clogs4956  'Leveraging the statistics'? As in the Office for National Statistics 'leveraging' ie reducing the number by changing its collation criteria? Is it your contention that young people are in fact dying in the same numbers as prior to 2021 and that people are using bogus calculations to make it look like there is an increase?
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  2076.  @lynnyoungman1280  Any death will do. Just death, death, death to scare the sheep.
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  2077. Impishness, wisdom and honesty.
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  2078. Any chance you bedwetters are going to be able to get a life anytime soon? Or are we all happy to just stay in and listen to this bollocks ad nauseam?
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  2079.  @pfmcoop  ...and Sweden?
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  2080. Ah yes: 'the light at the end of the tunnel' was the phrase wasn't it? Then again, so many phrases: 'three weeks to flatten the curve'; 'all in it together'; 'stay home and save granny'. All from the academy of purest bullshit.
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  2081. tdl525 You mean though, the taxpayers of the US, Britain and Germany.
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  2082. Cthulhu Very deliberate, meticulously planned and clinically executed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  2083. Deplorable that this idiocy has been allowed to gain power in any sport. Riley's final comment points the way to put things right: all women competitors now have to take firm action; stop being nice and going with the flow because they will be encouraged and escalate. Get together and refuse to accept this sort of treatment. Stage some kind of very visible protest actually at some big coming event.
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  2084. Cheap Laugh Kennedy Central Bank Digital Currency is NOT crypto and is just fiat, distributed and exchanged by other means. It will be susceptible to government whim just as our present currency is, and will bring much more in the way of surveillance and control over individuals. To paraphrase what the great woman sang: They won't give freedom a chance; that was just a dream some of us had.
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  2085. Mr Marson states that it's hard to judge the success/failure of Ukraine's Kursk incursion. They have expended some 69000 men in an attempt to have some bargaining power in negotiations. They lost all those men and a huge amount of equipment and they've ended up with no bargaining power. How clearly can failure be identified? He then falsely contends that Russia's intention is to crush Ukraine's statehood. Their aim in truth, is to rid Ukraine of the force built up by the Neocons to attack Russia. This aim is well on the way to completion. Russia seeks to have a Kiev that is independent rather than its current status as a tool of the West. Lastly, this war started way before 2022. Mr Marson knows this full well, but he is unable to give recognition to the real facts as he has to comply with the narrative.
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  2086. Putin has marched into Ukraine to prevent NATO missiles being placed in Russia's backyard. He has repeatedly called for a halt to NATO's and the EU's march eastward. What else is Russia supposed to do?
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  2087. Mark Nash Yeah right. And the people who get voted into power will be doing what?
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  2088. This is nothing more than the psychological grooming of young people to make them comply with absurdity. Do not comply.
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  2089. All that misinformation you've heard so much about? Here it is.
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  2090. Great that Tim's recovering. Only £half a trillion in debt so all this has been so worth it eh?
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  2091. And now a year and a half later; look how Washington reacted.
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  2092. Awww come on...a bit of myocarditis and the odd heart attack here and there! Just rub a bit of wintergreen on there and run it off. What is wrong with some people eh? Have some respect for the NHS and get the jab!
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  2093. The way out of this crisis is to get back to work and school. The dangled carrot of a vaccine is the way to keep us all under virtual house-arrest. What is a vaccine going to do to Covid 19 that's any better than what our annually offered 'flu vaccines do to Influenza? They have a success rate of 30%. So how is that going to give us any way back to living our lives?
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  2094.  @charlestaylor8566  How do you know that the reduced hospitalisation and deaths are not actually a result of the massively increased natural immunity that now pertains in the population?
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  2095.  Haung Jo  At risk how?
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  2096.  @dilligafwoftam985  Whooooshhhhh
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  2097. Captain Buggernut '...meat on the barbecue.'? So Johnson is the victim here? The man who picked SAGE and did everything they told him to do for almost 2 years? He ignored science when he said he would be guided by it. He has presided over absolute tyranny. He's not meat, he's a lump of lard.
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  2098. @Rolling On Tens. 1. Cancer's not contagious 2. Aids will let you know if you have it and yes there are tests for it but it's up to the individual if they want to be tested or not.
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  2099. How long will this channel continue with this bullshit? Ukrainians are being offered up as sacrifice for NATO and EU to use them to wage war against Russia. The Russian forces have forced Ukrainian army units to take refuge in cities where they hope their proximity to civilians will shield them.
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  2100. metro hex They pull another war out of the hat.
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  2101. lizzie mobile They're doing us all a service. That's how herd immunity is established.
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  2102.  @qualicumwilson5168  All life terminates mate. Good luck with stopping that one. Just what Trump and Darwin need to get shoehorned in for I'm not sure. This is a virus not a political character.
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  2103.  @hizzlemobizzle  Well that's peculiar, as herd immunity is recognised by the WHO. Prof' Jay Battacharya also believes that herd immunity is undeniable. He says it is not a policy but just a recognition of biological fact. But maybe you know better than the science?
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  2104.  @qualicumwilson5168  The lockdowns will kill many more than the virus itself. I've already seen two people I know succumb to lockdown. One woman, just 30 and a band drummer in his early forties. Both lost their jobs due to lockdown. Both suicide.
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  2105.  @hizzlemobizzle  The Great Barrington Declaration IS the medical/scientific community. What you are heeding is the pack set upon spreading fear. Wake up. (NYT? Are you kidding?)
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  2106.  @mushypeasplease8872  Deal with the virus by shielding the vulnerable. Spend millions on that instead of ripping down society and the economy that feeds us all and pays for health services. I've had the virus, along with three of my family. We're all fine as are the vast majority. Get back to work for all the young, fit and invulnerable. Otherwise they are increasingly going to be out of work and in not too long a time, the supplies they dealt with will not be on the supermarket shelves. It is coming if we all carry on as we are.
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  2107. MrLph427 Exactly. I think the hope is that we won't realise that until the shackles are firmly locked.
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  2108. Total bollocks yet again. Lockdown is kept in place not to 'beat' a virus but to strangle small/medium businesses to death. Do you really thing they are going to let us off the hook just because of a vaccine?
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  2109. Top bloke, great tale. Just off to buy the wife a packet of Polos.
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  2110. Welcome to the Hostel California.
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  2111. Remind me again what the survivability rate is for the virus? Also of the definition of 'vaccine'?
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  2112. Bullshit upon bullshit. All of it listened to by muzzled liars.
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  2113. Why is this presenter delivering the information as if the audience has a fairly serious learning disability?
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  2114.  @birdsaloud7590  Indeed. I tried raising the matter of Michie's 'ideological leanings' pretty much all last year, to no seeming interest on various supposedly alternative channels. Michie is not alone either.
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  2115. There is to be no Tory party soon. No Labour either. Why would we need those in the NWO dictatorship that's being formed now by the destruction of our economy, the reduction of our workforce to welfare and the replacement of our money by an 'energy based, sustainable' economy'? Not my imagination, it's what's promised by Prof' Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum. But hey, got to flatten the curve, eh?
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  2116. Bit of a jarring juxtaposition here: the soundness of Mr Casey's outlook, as against the reference made and thereby deference given, in two instances, to people of a diametrically opposed view: "WEF spokesman says....." Why are we supposed to give a flying one, about what the WEF say? Who voted for these people? What did they do to deserve such attention?
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  2117. "There is of course no way to re-run the stock market crash of 1929" "Ah, Mr Sowell, meet Mr Powell - he has a few ideas that might be helpful on this"
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  2118. Myocarditis is a life-long condition and causes increasing complications up to and including the need for heart transplant. Serious?
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  2119.  @derryshore5586  Symptoms may subside, the inflammation and scar damage does not go away.
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  2120.  @Polecat54941  After almost two years of blatant manipulation of statistics and clear view lying, we can never know. We are left with depending on our own gauging of the situation.
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  2121. So many here, fists raised in demand of some action. How many of them wear masks like Big Brother has told them?
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  2122. And yet, off we trot again into another hugely damaging national lockdown. This is not about health. This is about destroying the UK economy.
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  2123. Planet Wilson is such a foggy bemused place.
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  2124. The time for 'living with covid' was March 2020, when we knew it was not the threat that the fake Chinese 'CCTV' led our dickhead leaders to start the 'kill-off business' process.
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  2125.  @PakuZero  That can be seen to be withering on the vine.
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  2126. Dr Hinton implies that all improvement since January regarding the ratio between infection and serious illness and death, is due to the 'vaccination' programme. Our natural immune system has had no play in this whatsoever it seems?
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  2127. Covid Shmovid t-shirt ordered.
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  2128.  @Revelian1982  It's war. Never easy.
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  2129. Within a few weeks, they'll all be dead. Killed in a war that did not have to happen.
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  2130. They have an island for the men and another for the girlies. It has nice scatter cushions strewn about the bridge and the heads smell lovely.
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  2131. As great a writer and thinker as she is, Lionel Shriver just voted for the regime that will lead the Western world into communist totalitarian rule. That's how bad things are.
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  2132. The Australian Closed Tennis Championship.
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  2133.  @machdaddy6451  In a land based war you need land based assets. Russia has them.
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  2134. Brendan, I'm not sure at all that it is clear that the deployment of vaccines has 'broken the link between infection and death and between infection and hospitalisation'. How is that clear? Firstly, if recent reports are to be believed, most of the people who require hospitalisation for this virus have been jabbed; but further than that, how do we know that the virus has not simply reached the stage that all viral outbreaks do, whereby the level of natural immunity has cut down the number of potential victims? How could such distinction be scientifically proven?
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  2135.  @PodreyJenkin138  I'm not.
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  2136.  @importantjohn  And now as we go into full national lockdown again, you're a happy bunny, yes? What one is this? Number three? First two worked then.
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  2137.  @importantjohn  Transmission is a good thing. By transmitting throughout the population, the vast majority will deal with it and get on with life. It's how we are all here after millions of years of viral outbreak.
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  2138.  @johannabarry6325  Very well said.
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  2139.  @importantjohn  Yet covid leads to end of life diseases unlike all the ones you mention. Also, it is far less dangerous to all. Did we ever lock down for any of them?
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  2140. No apologies for dropping this in again to like-minded company. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  2141. The reason Putin has taken action is precisely because NATO has taken its missiles right into Russia's backyard. So the answer is more missiles?
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  2142. McGrath. Complete fuckin bedwetter.
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  2143. You've got to hand it to the deep state. People just turn up and do the dog-whistle thing because a lot of hard work's been put in on the propaganda front.
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  2144. June 1st 2020.
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  2145. Lying through her teeth. The members of SAGE were put together so as to make lockdowns look responsible. In truth they were imposed as the first shockwave that would kill-off small/medium traders. Without people like Michie, the lockdowns would never have been put in place for so long. The damage of lockdowns is ongoing and is killing businesses daily.
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  2146. NO businesses were 'affected by covid'. The small/medium business sector has been and continues to be severely hampered, not by a middle-ranking virus, but by the totally unnecessary and wilfully damaging lockdowns. Everything is going to plan.
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  2147. I am repeatedly astounded at the level to which so many people are going along with this. It's as if they're all back in Year 1 Primary, listening to a story by Miss in the comfy corner.
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  2148.  @TroelsNybo1st  You refer to humans as a disease and there's no hatred? OK so we're now back-pedalling.
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  2149.  @TroelsNybo1st  So what is the disease you state as afflicting 'Mother Earth'?
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  2150. The Bank of England does not print money, it prints currency - fiat currency. Why is that distinction important? Because all fiat currencies are worth what their respective governments decide they are worth, and as we all know, governments always tell the truth and always act in the interests of the common populace. Fiat currencies can be and are, routinely manipulated, the usual result being to transfer the wealth of working people into the hands of others. In fact, the operation of fiat currency is a vessel ideally designed for use by those who seek to take from one pool of wealth and pour into another in a manner that is easily concealed. Every fiat currency in history has suffered degradation in buying power due to the practice of inflation through the issuance of additional units of currency that are backed by no effort. To note just one instance, no-one had laboured to create the hundreds of billions of Pounds that were 'created' as part of the response to the lockdown catastrophe. Consequently, all the wages that have been earned since that creation have been, and remain for all time, weakened in buying power; and there is no other reason to bother getting up each morning to go and earn wages, than to gain the ability to buy things. We happen to live at a time when our fiat currency, linked as it is to the fortunes of the dollar/debt system, is in severe decline. In fact the whole of our banking system is in a very perilous state. In this we are not alone; governments across the globe know that a new way of international trading will have to be found. In anticipation of this, some governments have, over the past few years, been busy - very quietly busy - procuring and stockpiling gold. China, Russia and India are foremost in this trend but many less powerful nations are following suit. Why are they all failing to see the sense in Richard J Murphy's proclamation regarding the 'barbarous relic'?
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  2151. Those awful people are going in pubs again and being so irresponsible. I went myself and I even saw some people shaking hands! They're trying to kill my Granny! Please, please put a stop to all this - if it carries on like this, people will actually start enjoying life once again.
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  2152. The media mantra I recall, here in UK and wider, was "Russia's unprovoked, full-scale invasion." They stuck with that until very recently. It now seems to be on the wane. As you observe: both descriptions are simply not true.
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  2153. Presiding over all of this though, is that cosy reassurance from Uncle Klaus in his best Goebellesque delivery, that: "By 2030 you vill own nossing, you vill have no privacy, and you vill be happy". You've referred to this in the past Neil and it's a bit like death in that we know it's there but we just don't talk about it. Surely though - 2030 being just over 8 years away - we should be including this possibility in any talk regarding buying property? What's the use of buying a house that is possibly going to be taken by the government? Crazy notion maybe, if it were floated just 18 months ago but with what has been done to us by those in power this past year, anything goes? All the graphs and charts and peaks and troughs are pictures of a free market. By 2030, if the Trilateral Commission's scheme comes to fruition; it would flatline everything.
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  2154. Telegraph doing its bit to pitch people against people.
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  2155. The cost of Net Zero is the death of people - billions of them.
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  2156. Roberto 123 PI ...weeks...
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  2157.  @KingCribble  Exactly.
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  2158. That headline: "China Is Buying Gold Like There's No Tomorrow". Well, maybe not many tomorrows if the Nuland/Blinken/Sullivan circus keeps rolling.
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  2159. @Mickey Mouse I'm 64 and I've ignored the whole shitshow. No masks, no social distancing. It's all nonsense kept going by faux-concern actors like this man.
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  2160. @Mickey Mouse Indeed, here we are; people walking in the open air with the doom mask firmly in place. I just went to a local deli to get a sandwich today, to find a big queue of masked people outside and a sign at the entrance saying 'no mask, no entry' "only 2 people allowed in at any time". That's going to work when it starts raining isn't it? My chip butty was very good.
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  2161.  @adenwellsmith6908  Your initial question is very much in line with my assertion. Are you sure you've read and understood what I stated?
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  2162. Embittered Drunk It's not 'if'. Labour has no time for the ordinary worker these days; they are far more concerned with ideology and power. Labour have consigned the indigenous working person to history by flooding the low-paid labour market, thus screwing wages to the floor. The Tories are old masters at that trick and so have done nothing to stop the flood. Time to ditch both.
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  2163. What does it mean? It means that Sky News and its 'experts' will need to move on now, to talk absolute bollocks about the next battle as - from the comfort of their studio - they happily encourage thousands more Ukrainians to go up against the overwhelmingly superior forces that Russia can deploy.
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  2164. The insidious extermination of capitalism. Brought to you by "Stay Home, Save a Granny" Productions Inc.
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  2165. Jt Tee Bullion is illegal where you are?
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  2166. The Dominion machines are being prepared.
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  2167. Meanwhile, large parts of Australia are being brutalised by police if they leave their home - 2 months into a 5 day lockdown. Meanwhile the UK's SAGE advisory group warn of possible need to lockdown the nation soon.
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  2168. Marie ELSTER Yes it's really lovely being under house arrest isn't it?
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  2169. They will ban tobacco, then they will go for alcohol. But just let them go near bingo - then shit will fly!
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  2170. What is not right is this situation whereby people still think this is going to be solved by clamping down on 'cases'. We need to have everyone exposed to this virus as soon as possible so that it runs out of people to infect. That will happen eventually whatever we do. We can either accept and deal with it or we can be subjected to these continual lockdowns and witness the total destruction of the economy. It is the economy which pays doctors and nurses wages - nothing else will.
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  2171. "I am not a conspiracy theorist, I am a conspiracy analyst." Gore Vidal
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  2172. I heard that rats have no bladder and therefore they leave a constant trail of urine behind them. This man has no gut.
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  2173. Well there we have it: the virophiles' wet dream: we got a variant so we can keep up this nonsense for ever.
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  2174. kevin lampen Well said.
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  2175. Bollocks. Ukraine have NATO's full backing. How are they the 'small guy'?
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  2176. UK government is flying sterling into the ground. They're only the first of many who will do same with their respective currencies.
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  2177. J "Guillianni, (though IM NOT A FAN so please don't make it political)" Well, you maybe just did.
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  2178. alien blood Who said that? When and where did they say it?
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  2179. SteamPunk Tourists. Is that to be banned or something?
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  2180. The whole 'carbon offsets/carbon footprint' set-up is bollocks.
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  2181. What to do about the 'Coronavirus pandemic'? Grow up and get back to work. It's not the bubonic plague.
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  2182. Yawn. All the time just keep people talking about medical matters so that the real horror of the political, economic and social engineering that's taking place, can be carried on without the public even knowing. Until it's too late.
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  2183. That photo' of Jerome Powell? Exude baby, exude.
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  2184. Just remember the aim of NATO as stated by its inaugural Secretary General, Lord Ismay, was to " Keep the Americans in, keep the Soviets out, and to keep the Germans down"
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  2185. @Event201 Plushie A lot of dodgy tricks at play right now.
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  2186. All spoken of as though the battle is won and we just need to mop-up. Yet SAGE will be turning up for work today as normal, to carry on their wrecking work; as will all those in positions of power who have put the people and the economy that feeds them, into such a dreadful state. Strife is their business and it is ongoing.
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  2187.  @Catu11u5  So the question I have to ask you: would you prefer to be living in 2015 or 2025?
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  2188.  @MolotovAustralia  Clearly a bone of contention.
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  2189. Dollarwhores.
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  2190. Neither could know how Florida's lifting of lockdown in August would smash the lockdown lie.
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  2191. One of those blokes you'd love to have a drink with, but have that dread feeling you wouldn't make his grade and he'd let you know exactly that.
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  2192. Nuremberg II is on its way. Line this fucker up.
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  2193. OTKR commented first here and then took his comment down. That was wise.
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  2194. Mike It's not a hair piece, it's a blonde busby.
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  2195.  @jrobs1133  Me too; but not in the parliament that lays down my laws.
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  2196. I'm expecting it's just another can kicked down the road.
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  2197. How to get rid of our 'adversaries'. Don't make adversarial moves toward other major powers. 1. Stop baiting over Taiwan so that China is not made to feel insulted.. 2. Stop giving the support to Ukraine that threatens Russian security. 3. Trade fairly and peacefully. 4. Disband NATO.
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  2198. Great stuff but I can't see that opponent volunteering for any more videos!
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  2199.  @colinsmith315  They'll be here long after you've gone mate.
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  2200. Seekin Findin So many doing exactly that, yes. All of this is an elaborate exercise in flushing the reality of working and making money out of people's heads. This should have been so much more difficult but it turns out that most people are very dim and very lazy. They will be brough back to a much poorer earth when all of this is done and they are given their new tasks and their new wage-rate in the Socialist Republic of Slavelandia.
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  2201. This whole balloon thing has been inflated out of all proportion.
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  2202. Rickyw01 ...and the determination of the academies to keep the truth firmly absented from the education system and concealed so that each generation of young people walks innocently into the deceits and clutches of the central banks.
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  2203. Scholz's very own Ceausescu moment. The narrative is falling apart.
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  2204. peter Rhetorical question, yes?
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  2205. Alexander, thank you so much for your ongoing coverage of what's going on in this bizarre world. In the absence of anything serious coming from the MSM, what you do is crucial. As a way to improve further, might I make a request? I simply don't have time to listen to all of your despatches in full and so I use the scroll bar to select specific passages - to aid this, would it be possible to index the red scroll bar as is done in some other channels?
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  2206. Now THAT's how you protest. No more kumbaya.
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  2207. '...we didn't reach out to him...'. What a dreadful figure of speech.
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  2208. How unsporting of Russia to find legitimate ways of trading that are not dictated to them by the US! Good on them.
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  2209. Another daily gem, thank you. Since discovering this channel I have learnt so much. I hold my hands up in recogition and embarrassment that I didn't know what the real meaning of 'inflation' is until this bloke pointed it out last year.
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  2210.  @wboyle9721  There we have it: the leading virologists on the planet are living in some imaginary existence but William Boyle has got it all sorted.
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  2211. Hmmm now let me see who to vote for: the red totalitarian sociopath or the blue totalitarian sociopath. It's a toughie.
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  2212. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER.... Shawn Stephens
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  2213. So the whole 'water levels rising' thing? All bollocks?
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  2214. At 0:08, in foreground, that's that copper who chased the Terminator innit? (Is how interested I am in Pelosi)
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  2215.  @LeeSeanSullivan  Thank you. We are being led into an absolute nightmare.
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  2216.  @keith2507  Thank you.
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  2217. The Labour Party were useful once. The communists dropped them a way back, choosing to take power through the Tory Party which does a much better job of posing as if it had an interest in ordinary people, while it implements totalitarian rule.
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  2218. That 2140 date by which it is estimated Bitcoin will be mined-out. What about the rapid advances in computing speed we know to be happening all the time? Surely that date is highly dependent on the chug-rate of the super computers which do the mining?
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  2219. It would be interesting to know the basis on which the Professor makes his claim that the Russians have incurred casualties of 700,000. Also, how has it been revealed to him that the Russians are employing 'meat-grinder' tactics? If we are to learn the truth of what is happening in Ukraine - just as importantly, why it is happening - it is clear that we need to consult sources outside the MSM; as they have shown themselves to be unreliable throughout the conflict. Amid the competing range of biases, very little can be established with any certainty. However, the one statistic that seems to be agreed across the board is that the Russian artillery firing rate has, for most of the period of engagement, been very much in their favour to the tune of something like 8 to 1. Given that the vast majority of casualties in this form of fighting, results from the use of artillery, it follows that for every Russian casualty, there must be around eight Ukrainians. If the Professor's estimation of Russian casualties is taken as accurate, then the Ukrainians must have suffered horrendously, losing over five million troops. This figure is surely too high but how else is one to interpret the Professor's figures?
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  2220.  @davefitzpatrick4841  Thank you for that. I hope he is fit and well soon.
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  2221.  @olafbloodaxe5931  What other source of scientific advice has this government acted upon?
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  2222.  @olafbloodaxe5931  Boris Johnson assured the nation, early doors, that he would be guided by the science. That has amounted to listening to every word SAGE has supplied, and complying with it. He has consulted in token fashion, a small number of scientists outside that group, with the result that he has swerved not one bit from the original SAGE directions. SAGE is a selection of scientists who seem to have a very narrow idea of how we should deal with our situation.
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  2223.  @sumthingwickedly  Yes. Immaculate timing.
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  2224. Kel 1987 The government and their police bullies will do that job for you. Look at Australia to see what is coming.
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  2225. Claims she's not political, just after her suggestion that maybe we would have been better in UK if Jeremy Hunt had been in charge and the US might have fared better under Clinton. Camo' fail.
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  2226. Airhorn? Wouldn't a rifle be better?
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  2227. And what is the most commonly used phrase in comments and discussions regarding things pandemic and lockdown? Yep, I'm told I'm just a 'conspiracy theorist'! My retort to that: "I'm going to put one twenty pound note on 'pile A' for every year in history in which men have gathered in secret in order to plan to gain power over others. On 'pile B' I'm going to put one twenty pound note for every year in history when no such gathering took place. Before we start, which pile would you like to take home with you?"
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  2228. Title is couched as if we are looking back on a period and have left it behind. We are still in lockdown. The luvvies are doing nothing still. They will rage against anything except the restriction of our freedoms and the destruction of the economy that feeds us.
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  2229. Barry Kevin You've fallen for the bullshit then?
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  2230. They've already stopped us flying. Car travel is next on the list. Now if you eat a bacon sandwich, the ice-cap melts. Absolute bollocks, and all the while China carries on looking after its people by building coal-fired power stations for fun. The young, having been made mental pulp by the indoctrination of their schooling, are now hard-wired to question nothing and to comply with everything 'the government' tell them. They have believed the covid bullshit and will move seamlessly into believing the climate lockdowns.
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  2231. Whatever measure they can get away with, that makes it difficult for people to run businesses, they will put in place and keep in place. This is all about transfer of wealth. The health issue is the cover.
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  2232. mike All of that was back then; and much of it is from Commando magazine. Here in the 21st century we have a Russian Federation that is well resourced and commanded, fighting a proxy force doing the bidding of the UK/US Neocon pact, and is on the verge of collapse. There are only two ways out of this: Russian victory in the form of a Ukraine that is no longer a threat; or the end of the human race through nuclear exchange.
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  2233. Look, be fair: Fauci had an economy to ruin. He did what he had to do. Kids and their futures? Fukkem.
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  2234. Yeah we've done well to encourage another country to go up against a far superior force and get annihilated. Infantry assaults with no air cover. Repeatedly. This idiot is younger than many Ukrainians who are in the trenches. Why is he not being kitted-up? Putin 'pivoted his economy' away from Europe has he? He was supplying Europe's gas until his pipeline was so mysteriously blown-up. He still has one working pipeline that he is willing to open if he is just asked. But no, the Europeans would rather pay the US far higher prices. 'Our global order'. That would be the one by which NATO bombs and kills Serbians, Iraqis, Afghans, Libyans, Syrians etc if they don't do exactly as 'we' say. The order that weaponises the US Dollar as a tool of coercion; steals assets of anyone who steps out of line.
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  2235. So glad I chose not to vote for either the Red WEF party or the Blue WEF party. If we had all refused to vote then we could have started to have things put right.
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  2236. Mystifying isn't it? I mean, all the EU is doing is supplying arms and intelligence to kill Russians, so why is Putin getting so uppity?
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  2237. The thumbnails look more deranged by the day. What a complete fool this man is.
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  2238. Has herd immunity been achieved yet?
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  2239. All you people who think it's great to use your app to buy stuff, just watch what the fascist globalists will do the minute you do anything they don't like.
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  2240. Marvellous discussion, so very much needed in the great void that is the space in which young artists and performers - people of profile and with influence - are so notably absent. The one area not touched-on here: the one which I really hope is included in a re-meet in the near future; is the economy and the extremely worrying actions of the world's central banks. By no means is this a coincidence.
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  2241. That woman in the black jacket always looks like she desperately needs to have a pee. Either that or some neuro problem is baking.
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  2242. luke Nothing new about this reality at all.
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  2243.  @piccalillipit9211  Why do you introduce the term 'conspiracy'? WEF exists and operates openly, and Labour and the Tories work with them openly. Conspiracies operate in secret. Are you ready to have nothing and be happy?
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  2244. What a comfortable war. Western men in freshly laundered fatigues get to pore over maps in heated offices, talking, while Ukrainians and Russians do the dying. Stop this disgusting spectacle now.
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  2245. The good Professor would do well to do some reading around the Clinton administration's plans to make war against Russia so as to bring it down and take over its resources.
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  2246. FarmerGwyn You want it at cost?
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  2247. Evola's Sunglasses About time?
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  2248. Banzo Upticked you, but what do you mean by 'hard currency'?
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  2249. austinbeige How might the UK's leaving the EU, forward the aims of the devotees of the Chicago School?
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  2250. Brilliant! Won't be long now then before security services bust my door down, take my kids away to 'receive treatment'. Well done 'Doctor' Campbell and all you other bed-wetters.
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  2251.  @rufusreloaded1043  Susan Michie; she of the diktat: 'we cannot ease lockdown until we have a zero infection rate'.
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  2252.  @wonbadood8243  I stopped my subscription weeks ago because it became clear I was contributing to yet another outlet for the lockdown project to kill the nation's economy and way of life. From the editor down, they have all been inculcated to the cause.
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  2253. Muppet.
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  2254. Lloyd Austin is having sex-change surgery. He's going to look a stunner in his little strappy cocktail dress and a pair of black patent sling-backs.
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  2255. Five years time? Free elections?
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  2256. borderlands Very perceptive. Why can't we all just do as Mr Murphy tells us?
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  2257. This man must know that the treatments he blithely refers to as vaccines, are not only NOT that, but also that they do not stop infection and do not prevent transmission to others. So please have him back and get him to explain how anyone unjabbed is any more danger to others than would be a jabbed person. It is just a total failure of logic.
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  2258. How do we know that a privatised health service would not be an improvement?
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  2259. Head of my local practice told me, early on in lockdown, that he'd been monitoring Covid and it was "in the same league as flu': it kills the old and the frail and the already ill in big numbers. It's not the ebola the BBC is scaring people with. This is not about health it's about control and power" We're already over this virus bar the shouting Doc. Move on and find something else to make Youtube money with.
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  2260. This is England. People cough and sneeze freely in Morrisons.
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  2261. "Far-right". There it is yet again. What makes her 'far' and not just right-wing? Who gets to place the needle? It's as though as soon as someone breaks leftist ranks, they are immediately branded with the mark of evil.
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  2262. Ace Von Ike Move east maybe? That a good scheme for you?
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  2263. Ace Von Ike And that's why millions of Americans are applying for Pakistani citizenship.
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  2264. These people are still soundly asleep to the reality of what central banks are doing. The inflation was intentionally baked-in over the past two years of their creating dollars/pounds/euros, out of thin air. This alongside the continued practice of restricting investment due to the ever-present prospect of a return to lockdowns-at-whim. All is going to plan for the central banks. They aim to have the working and middle classes reduced to peasant status, dependent on state handout. Since March 2020 their strategy has been to keep people frightened by the media BS, while they fly their respective economies into the ground.
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  2265. He looks like Michael Caine's brother who passed his 11-plus.
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  2266. What a dull summary of the Norwegian political scene. Totally devoid of anything substantive. TLDR is not on its own in this; it seems that many European media outlets are more interested in cosseting the public, than in bringing important issues into the open. Totally banal.
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  2267. "...where's the national security...?" The very idea of the nation state is being taken down. They are making their move for centralised world government; when they've taken down the biggest, strongest nation, then the rest just cave in.
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  2268. Yet another week of the entire Spectator staff choosing to ignore the fact that our wages/savings/pensions are purposely being drained away by the Bank of England, pulling the middle and working classes into eternal, digitally-monitored penury. Thanks to you all for your service.
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  2269. user We departed from the sane world in three stages: partially in 1913, a bit more in 1944 and then fully on August the 15th 1971 (temporarily, you understand).
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  2270. Mr Kortunov has fallen for the centuries-long charade. The driving force behind the attack on Russia is not Anglo-Saxon, It is Anglo-Norman. This is not a trifling distinction. Only if we look at the British establishment having stripped away this misnomer, can we have a chance at reading them accurately. They took Britain by force and have ruled it cruelly ever since. They then took America and have never - despite the revolution and 'independence' - given up its essential power over the US. They now want the world and to get it they first need the Russian land mass with all of its hoard of resources. They will never rest until they have been laid to rest.
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  2271. Yet another interview which features discussion of 'the vaccine', and which refers to the breaking of the link between cases and hospitalisation, crediting that break 100% to the vaccine programme. Both these people are agreed in their assumption that the vaccines are hugely effective. No mention at all of the degree to which the workings of our natural immune system might be dealing with the virus in the way it has dealt with viruses for millions of years. Is the term 'herd immunity' still being purposely excluded from our understanding of what is actually going on?
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  2272. First rule of interviewing: don't rob your audience of the crucial tail-end of the subject's points. The older of the two men especially seems to be more concerned with displaying his own wisdom rather than Mr Dalio's.
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  2273. John Hall Excellent point. I hope your efforts find more success than mine. So many goldfish looks I'm faced with! Then there's 'inflation'! Same look.
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  2274. Seriously though there are two things need pointing out here. 1. You need to stop referring to lockdowns and their effects in the past tense - they are still very much in play in that - amongst much less - businesses are still pinned-down by their potential return. Who would invest for the future that might be taken away at any time? Without investment, businesses wither and die. Lockdowns ARE STILL killing off small businesses, just as they were designed to do. 2. The incredulity the presenters express here is all the fruit of the psychological manipulation going on. Here in UK we had a former minister coming out the other day admitting that he and others were consciously making statements one day, to then just a couple of days later, say exactly the opposite, with the express intention of disorienting people into a malleable state. They are twisting minds and they have been schooled in the techniques that will do precisely that.
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  2275. Cosmic Everyone except conspiracy analysts.
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  2276.  @zbigniewiksinski  Would you care to make a point when you pick yourself up?
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  2277. Max Von Berg We are past the point of that being relevant. The bankers who are running this shitshow will choose who sits in the big chair.
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  2278.  @WirelessKFC  The weaning process.
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  2279. The comment section here is amazing. Utter buffoons who think the MSM are telling the truth.
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  2280. Update: yes, we're still in lockdown. Great isn't it? All that lovely money coming in from flogging the dead covid horse.
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  2281. @R G You're so right mate. Lockdown deaths spiralling.
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  2282. Yes, the "unprovoked" charge is MSM mantra. Tagged-on is "full-scale", another untruth. Here in UK they are still sticking to the narrative, but it is very creaky now and they know it.
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  2283.  @fosterffoster5092  If prices are rising at 10% per annum (in fact they have been at between 8 and 10% p.a. since 2008) then we are all losing money. If you have a rise in income, you are still having whatever wealth you have built-up, reduced by 10% every year.
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  2284. The only vote that means anything worthwhile anymore, is a refusal to vote. If enough of us just did not play their redundant game it would show them we know.
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  2285. Denise Welch speaks for so many people. We are in a war. We are under brutal attack from the very people we elected, whose primary duty is to protect us. The political establishment with very few exceptions, is happy to sit by and watch the process: the nation's economy and the fabric of our society is being torn down by our politicians and our authorities, given assistance by the dreadful bombardment of blatant lies through the MSM with their fake polls and their relentless drip feed of fear. We are in a war and we find ourselves without any weapon with which to defend ourselves, against the huge resources of the state that we fund with our taxes. Our police have been turned into a tool of brutal oppression and our health service is made simply to give up on millions of sufferers, to focus on the alleged effects of a middle-ranking viral outbreak. We can see all of this and we cannot but ask ourselves, "why would they do this to their own people?" The answer to that is by now obvious and its chilling realisation is the cause of the horrific torpor that is now palpable in the streets. They want us to be greatly reduced by whatever means are necessary.
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  2286. Big mistake trying to take Russia. Just back off and leave Russia alone and all will be well. But, the same old story: rich people just can never have enough money.
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  2287. I'm in UK and I'm not laughing at all. I'm incredibly saddened to see the finest country in the world getting dumped by these two people who were put in office by a fraudulent election. Yes the US had problems needed sorting out. Trashing the economy so that people are put on UBI and are consigned to socialist slavery, is not the solution needed. Why does this matter to me in UK? Because it does.
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  2288. You never see Jake Sullivan and Woody from Toy Story in the same room.
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  2289. This bloke sure can tell a funny story but almost thirteen minutes really does deserve a punchline at the end.
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  2290. Let's see shall we? After all, we can all just live in the cellar for a couple of days and then pop round the Co-op for some milk and bread. Where does GBNews get these dickheads from?
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  2291.  @brandonlemon2060  Best of luck to you both.
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  2292. Ditch the masks people. Or make ready to be permanent slaves.
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  2293. Success in the north. In the form of another failed offensive, thousands more dead Ukrainians - and foreign troops, thousands more now stranded without any chance of logistic supplies because the Russians have swiftly spotted and destroyed the lines. How dumb can NATO get?
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  2294. Far too easy on the twat actually.
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  2295. The central banks are anglers. They have us on the hook but we are huge and their line is weak - we are far too big to be hauled-in by force; and so they must play this very cleverly. They are watching for when we fight. At that point they have to let out some line. Then when we settle down again, they gently pull the line in. They are playing us until we tire and can be landed.
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  2296. Joann Wether The British Army have people from 77th Brigade and 13th Signal Regiment busy trolling anyone who dares to offer arguments against the scamdemic.
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  2297. So by tomorrow then, the Clyde will be packed with sailing vessels homeward bound. The next 'last chance saloon' will be hosted by Egypt next year. Tune in then to hear yet more 'five minutes to midnight' bullshit.
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  2298. Jamie Wright You think we are getting out of lockdown? Any estimation on timings?
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  2299. 'Swamped' by a 'variant' that has zero effect.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TR0Nrds16Y&t=142s Why is someone who purports to be in the business of supplying reliable information, so clearly adding fuel to the MSM propaganda which is traumatising so many? The distinct possibility that ZOE is a cleverly devised side-arm of the doom narrative.
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  2300. @travelwithzane4196 So only very wealthy people were in the audience at that tennis event then eh?
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  2301. Putin is rational. He's faced with a NATO that has broken its guarantees not to encroach. 'Not one inch eastward' was the phrase. He now finds his border littered with missiles. Was JFK rational when he found himself similarly threatened?
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  2302. Oh yeah? Well how are things going to change?
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  2303. I thought I'd accidentally clicked on the BBC during this clip. Is GB News still trying to position itself as an alternative news source to the MSM 'get that jab' drone?
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  2304. Hang on. The UK/US "made intelligence available to the public" and this "shot Putin's fox - making any claim that he was provoked into this war, risible."? Really? So why didn't the UK/US include in this publicity, the fact that, prior to any move by Russia, the Ukrainians had been amassing forces to smash into Donbas to clear-out what it would call 'rebels'? This, after the US/UK abetted coup in 2014 and the victimisation of the Donbas region since that time up to and including the firing of missiles into civilian areas, causing more than 14,000 deaths.
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  2305. Comment section showing massive hatred of Russians. Does that qualify as racism?
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  2306.  @lizallewellyn4145  Thanks, yes I goofed there. Shame 'cos it's a great expression of attitude and deserved it's exact wording.
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  2307.  @vittoriobollo3408  200,000 over what period? How many people die on average each day in US?
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  2308.  @jonathanjomen  I see, thank you. I had wondered generally about Melanie's absence from the scene over the 'event' of the past, almost three years.
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  2309. This entire conflict was a deal done over the head of the people of Ukraine. The Neocon push to dismantle Russia and gain access to the resources within its territory was started as long ago as the Clinton administration and has steadily gained ground - quite literally - during every administration since. Only if this truth is ignored can anyone argue for the continuation of the horrendous killing. That the New Statesman is now operating in this tub-thumping mode, devoid of any investigation into the origins of the conflict, is quite shocking.
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  2310. MrJustbrowsing12345 Yes we can; and we would fail.
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  2311. Jack O'Neil Masks don't work. Look at the science. Dr Fauci did, remember? Matt Hancock did, remember? Then they changed their mind and the June/July papers were published right on cue.
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  2312.  @junaoneil1202  It's you against the science. Good luck.
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  2313.  @michaelwhittaker7960  Very old I'm afraid!
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  2314.  @Angrykitty927  There is a resemblance. Ignore the L W idiot.
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  2315.  @ocean_monster1  There was a peace deal. You are wrong and you are desperate. Best wishes.
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  2316. Which new year?
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  2317. So she basically reads out a prepared script and then refuses to answer all questions; and they cal this 'democracy'.
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  2318. To get a grasp of the magnitude of the debt. At time of writing, if you were to go back 1 million seconds, that would take you to May 12 of this year. To go back a billion seconds would take you back to 1993. To go back a trillion seconds would take you back to 30,000 BC.
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  2319. Please stay on the case Neil. We are under attack from both sides: communists on one side and technocratic monopoly capitalists on the other. Which of these are the useful idiots?
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  2320. Top.Hat. Ronin Money or currency?
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  2321. So basically, we all need to stay in our houses all day, every day, until we die. What a great outlook. Or alternatively we could grow a pair and live life as we always have done, encountering each viral outbreak and actually being human beings; just as we did in 1969 when the flu took 80,000 people. No masks, no furlough, no social distancing and most importantly of all, no destruction of the economy that actually feeds us all and pays for the NHS.
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  2322. The climate lockdowns must take over when the people have eventually clicked, in enough number, that the scamdemic lockdowns were nonsense.
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  2323. "Those whom the Gods wish to destroy, they first send mad" The technocrats took this as their game plan and they have sent us so we don't challenge any dumb proposal they put out. We accept everything. We have stood by while they shut down our economy - the very thing that feeds our kids - on the pretext of protecting the public from a middle-ranking viral outbreak. The destruction is ongoing, but it is nearer its completion date than it is to its start.
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  2324.  @darylross8059  Yeah right. Only, he's gonna be gone in weeks. Komrad Kamala and her bag of tricks all ready to go. Enfuckinjoy.
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  2325. Some can will be found. It will be kicked.
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  2326. TRIUMPH It is essential to the grip of the bankers, that the term 'inflation' is confused with price rises. There is inflation and it is the increase in the volume of currency units, be it pounds, dollars, whatever. Every new £ introduced to the economy demeans, dilutes, degrades the buying power of all pre-existing £s. Of course, just one £ would not be noticed, but the UK economy was treated to over £400 billion in recent years, on order that people be paid to stay home, drink tea and watch Netflix. Since then the £ has been greatly reduced in its buying power and the consequence of that is that more of them are required to buy the same stuff they could prior to the 'money printing'. Nothing new about this other than the unprecedented scale; but it is a very tried and tested way that central banks basically steal wealth.
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  2327. Charles Fitzgerald Which Boston bloke? No-one said that so why do you think it's appropriate to make things up?
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  2328. Looks like he swallowed an infant hippo.
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  2329. Bluff. Call them.
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  2330. Pubs and restaurants open. Now.
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  2331. Here in UK, the Liberal Party - the Liberal Democrats also - are far from being 'hard, hard right wing'.
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  2332. Unless the public - and people like Aldo Zilli - wake up to the war being waged upon us by our own government, we are headed for decimation. They will not stop - if omicron doesn't put you out of business, then their next manufactured crisis will. As for feeling sorry for Johnson? He knows exactly what he is doing.
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  2333.  @fronabulax63  'fatal' wasn't it?
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  2334. That reference to Vaclav Pavel is core to maintaining self-integrity. They insist I wear a mask. I won't wear their mask. It is a sign I believe the lies they are telling people. If I join that lie, I have nothing of me left. “In my study of communist societies, I came to the conclusion that the purpose of communist propaganda was not to persuade or convince, not to inform, but to humiliate; and therefore, the less it corresponded to reality the better. When people are forced to remain silent when they are being told the most obvious lies, or even worse when they are forced to repeat the lies themselves, they lose once and for all their sense of probity. To assent to obvious lies is...in some small way to become evil oneself. One's standing to resist anything is thus eroded, and even destroyed. A society of emasculated liars is easy to control. I think if you examine political correctness, it has the same effect and is intended to.” Theodore Dalrymple.
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  2335. What's astonishing is that he's pretty much a lone voice. Fucking catastrophe being ushered along by the people who are supposed to act in our interest.
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  2336. Marvellous news; I could listen to David Starkey all day long. I suspect that is what I shall do on many days during the coming lockdowns.
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  2337. One WEF lackey resigns, so let's wheel-out another WEF lackey to talk about the event.
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  2338. None of it is law. All of it is bluff. Call them.
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  2339. Dictatorship has happened right across the West. They have cowed their respective populations by means of a massively hyped viral outbreak.
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  2340. '...together we will fix the system'. The oligarchy still comfortably in position - in fact escalating the stripping-out of all competition from the small/medium business sector, by strangling them with lockdown. This now balanced by the new world of sitting around all day watching Netflix and getting paid through stimmy. There, all fixed.
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  2341. The Australian Closed.
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  2342. Sorry Paul but, with the greatest respect, 'getting involved' in covid is something you cannot choose: we are all involved. What you are advocating is for people to live a lie and allow the people who set up the lie to get away with it. Not a small lie either; the biggest crime in history. Think of your kids mate.
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  2343. The Omega at 1:36 - anyone please, what is that model? I really like the classic old style Omega watches, which they seem to have cast aside in their contemporary collection.
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  2344.  @jimmeltonbradley1497  The drive for 'social justice' is heavily-laden with ideology.
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  2345.  @keithparker1346  I agree.
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  2346. The people behind our suited stooges, who are running this, will take encouragement from this.
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  2347. £350,000 a year? That's a hell of a lot to shell-out.
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  2348. ben31uk You are having a larf, yes? Keir Starmer is a member of the Trilateral Commission - central planners of all this shitshow.
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  2349. Fancy that eh? An election is criminally hi-jacked to instal Komrade Harris as leader of the soon not to be free world. And people get all uppity about it!
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  2350.  @douglemay7989  Very popular with a certain age-group. Those 120 to 150 year olds seem to be keen.
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  2351. The glimpse of the premises plastered all over with "Post-Covid" instructions/diktats, was ironic. All of this was kick-started by the plandemic with all its shut-down of society and business. While small businesses were strangled by having their customers taken away, the coporates were left to scoop up. When we were eventually freed from the senseless and criminal lockdowns, the strains on small businesses persisted and they are still taking a continual toll, as can be seen in a walk through any British town. As alluded to by the scrawled graffiti, those who did this to us need to be held accountable.
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  2352. It's all so jolly isn't it, being put into endless cycles of lockdown/semi lockdown? What seems to be the plan here? Because if we can just save one life eh?
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  2353.  @JazzJackrabbit  I came, I saw, I didn't concur. Although correct in its observations, they are incomplete.
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  2354.  @Benjanuva  The introduction of usury turned a successful, functioning empire into a failed state. Many acts and events, all turning about that one development.
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  2355. Poor Australians seem to be at the forefront of the process of breaking us down and killing our minds. All of us are to experience the same. Here in UK, the general word now is that 'it's great to be getting back to normal'. Truth of it is that we are in the temporary respite gap between one period of authoritarian abuse and the more extreme one that follows. This is how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  2356. The plandemic has done its job very effectively, of allowing the central banks of most of the world's economies, to debase their respective currencies through massive inflation of the supply of their 'money'. We swallowed the 'middle-rank coronavirus got up to look like ebola' horseshit for two years but it's falling apart now and other theatrical productions are to take over. The main one is of course the 'climate crisis', but super-power brinkmanship episodes are always good attention grabbers.
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  2357. If, as Mrs Kelton states, government spending does not come from taxes, but is simply generated by clicking zeroes, why are we still paying taxes? What happens to the money I pay to my government?
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  2358. NATO is all fur coat, no knickers.
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  2359. Meanwhile, right across the MSM and recently, even in many of the 'alternative' information sources here on Youtube (Kitco for instance) the whole approach is one of damping down fears and the reassurance that 'we have turned the corner'. So much respectful attention is paid to Fed' announcements; they are positioned to give the impression that they are doing all they can to save the dollar and the people who hold currency. The whole production is got-up so as to lend an air of responsible stewardship to Fed' and government leaders. Yet, all the while, the economy remains severely wounded and prone. We, through the downing of the system by which we trade and feed ourselves, are being bled white to the soothing muzak of Yellen, Powell and Co.
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  2360. What part of Russia's absolute 'Niet's is Daniel Freid not getting? They will not allow any NATO troops in Ukraine.
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  2361.  @StarfireReborn  I'm arguing for people to stop holding to the bind that the "conspiracy theory" phrase puts on discussion. How is that a game or a signal that I want to feel validated? In what way do you perceive I am not speaking the truth?
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  2362.  @Dennis0824  My point being that discussion is still being stifled by falling in with the bind.
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  2363. Hairetikos What was your problem?
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  2364. Some statistics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vg4aUqjH4N4
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  2365. Cillian Murphy, pronounced 'Killian'.
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  2366. I'm no Rayner fan, but if she chooses to buy quality kit then that's fine by me.
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  2367.  @theozzy4717  She's an MP so she's paid by the taxpayer. We know this. But why is she expected to buy cheap equipment?
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  2368.  @andrewhotston983  No shit Sherlock. So I should expect her to buy cheap shit? We're talking iPads and ear buds here, not cabin cruisers.
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  2369.  @theozzy4717  I never buy cheap stuff because I'm mindful of the fact that it doesn't do the job as well and needs replacing more frequently.
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  2370. Covid is dead. Long live smallpox.
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  2371. burnout Best meal going mate. Billions? Are we exporting takeaway meals now?
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  2372.  @chadmoats645  But with each new dollar printed, all existing dollars are diluted in their buying power. Comes a time when they will buy nothing. That time is way before forever.
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  2373.  @chadmoats645  The lockdowns of the 70s and 80s: how did they go?
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  2374.  @chadmoats645  You're either trolling or on crack.
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  2375. Alfa Is that "is" or "was"?
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  2376. Meanwhile in class, pythagoras' theorem is skipped.
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  2377. Bullshit. Absolute bullshit.
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  2378. Schwab: "By 2030 you will own nothing, and you will be happy". He's even better on his "Fourth Industrial Revolution" which goes hand in hand with resetting the world. He speaks of an exciting future in which the brain of each individual will be linked to the internet and there will be a blurring between technology and the human body. The nuts and bolts of this 'blurring' involves a small, sort of penny-sized hole being bored into the skull ( I kid you not, it's on the WEF site, Elon Musk explains the process) then a plug is inserted and wires are 'carefully placed' to precise areas of the brain. That sounds like such a great day out for the family, yes?
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  2379. "...and for the first time in living memory, we have a disease that can kill us." But surely, influenza is just one disease that kills many thousands of people every year?
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  2380. The obsession with 'vaccines'? $10 trillion revenue per annum for ever.
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  2381. Another couple of spoiled, grown-up six year-olds doing what they do and getting what they need. The worst crime in the whole episode though, is everyone walking around in the totally ineffective chin-hammocks.
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  2382. De$peranto
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  2383. This shows us what a massive lie has been spun by supposed polls. Thank you Canada for showing us your true colours.
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  2384. This is dreadful.
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  2385. Biden is not given nearly enough credit. His acting skills deserve better acknowledgement. Kamala is just fucking batshit crazy. I'm probably a racist, mysoginist for saying that.
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  2386. Hope? You're sailing close to the Youtube community guidelines wind there! Doom and despondency r us!
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  2387. Wilson Silva Do you really believe that to be true?
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  2388. They have met their match and they know it. Just one man.
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  2389. Want one!
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  2390. Fuck sake is there any end to this nonsense?
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  2391. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKp04zqZeHk
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  2392. Usual numpties in the comment section; too lazy to read a little history. The aggressor here, since the Clinton administration, is the US/UK pact - we call it NATO.
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  2393. Don't worry folks - the supply of intelligence is now re-instated so Ukraine can lose just like it was before.
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  2394. If you want cancer patients and other seriously ill people to be treated, then stop treating the common cold as though it were ebola.
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  2395. "Cases" = people tested unnecessarily, using a test that is so inaccurate as to be useless for anything but scaring people.
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  2396. The greatest 'deterrence' to Russia's SMO, would have been to desist from the encroachment process pursued by the West since the Clinton administration. It's not conspiracy theory, it is historical and documented fact. It seems that both of these men are unable to jump the tracks of the thinking that pertained in their youth. They still see a Soviet bogeyman that no amount of appeal will be granted, to the Russian people that came out of, rejected and survived communism. Similarly they posit a China that is forever to be regarded as expansionist even while it stays at home and builds the goods that the West needs. All of this vilification of both Russia and China takes place - this accusation of their evil global designs - while the US maintains over 800 military bases across the globe and strategically aimed at waging war against them. Why is Russia expected to be happy with US military expansion up to their border, while the US is regarded as wise in maintaining its Monroe Doctrine?
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  2397. All the column inches, broadcast minutes that are spent on King Sausage Fingers & Co. are space filled in the MSM so that they can avoid talking about the march towards WWIII. The media here in UK has decided that there is no war in Ukraine and the genocide in Gaza is a big yawn.
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  2398. That title is way off-beam. What we faced in 2008 was a hiccup - an unfortunate setback. Right now we are facing our descent into inescapable, state-maintained penury.
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  2399. Another report from la-la land.
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  2400. "We must listen to the communists who were specially selected to advise the government"
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  2401. Yes, that should do it. Always good to have a war-monger on board with the programme. Hooray Henry characters are such a selling point all over the North. It's as though the Tories were wanting to escape Downing Street as quickly as possible so that their WEF partners can take over the demolition job.
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  2402. Should have been easy to unseat such a man, surely, without having to resort to massive voter fraud?
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  2403. Men do crazy shit to get a jump with the wife. "Yes of course I love collectivism darling"
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  2404. I think we are witnessing the birth of a new force. They range from very young to elderly and they are covid junkies. They are committed to the cause and they want to show everyone around them that they are part of a movement to keep covid a thing. Their masks are their badge of belonging.
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  2405. What a waste. A stone's throw from Downing Street, without any stones.
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  2406. How does the US and the Europeans explain this? "OK, here's where we're at. You know all those billions we printed, using the cover of a coronavirus outbreak that was billed as ebola - all so as to dilute the currencies in preparation for CBDCs - well we moved on then, to use the engineered war with Russia, to print even more, make you even poorer so you can't refuse our tokens."
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  2407. The Chief Medical Officer is not beyond question, nor reproach. All of science rests upon the understanding that everything is open to investigation; nothing is beyond challenge. Two years into this almost, and the cycle of overblown claims to justify crippling lockdowns cannot be allowed to continue - we have to try another tack. Or am I missing what this is all about? Could it be that the lockdowns are here not to save lives but to take down the economy to be able to Build Back Better? The CMO is a very powerful position - just one of many whose power seems to be totally dismissive of the dreadful damage that lockdowns are doing. I am reminded of an observation from Professor Donald Rayfield, describing the way the Russian Revolution was brought about: "Lenin understood that it isn't your numbers that matter. It isn't your popular support that matters. You just paralyse the country by occupying the key positions; and then you take over."
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  2408. The interviewer asks what governments should do in the event of future pandemics. The World Health Organisation are right now amending their policy regarding pandemic response. The original agreement, to which governments across the globe signed-up, had recommendations that were 'non-binding'. The amendments remove that phrase so that the former recommendations are to be changed to the status of compulsory mandates. All countries will be compelled to carry-out the instruction of the WHO. The deadline for UK to reject the amendments is December 2023 - next month. If no decision to opt-out is made, then the amendments are carried automatically. All national sovereignty regarding pandemic response will be given-up to the WHO. This includes the power to make any medical treatment compulsory - individuals will not be able to refuse any treatment, nor will they be given access to any alternative treatment outside of WHO rules. Further, the WHO will have the power to lockdown whole countries on other grounds, such as 'climate emergency'. All of this will be in force from April 2024 unless governments reject it. Yet nothing is mentioned in the media to inform people.
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  2409. Fifty four years is not a short life.
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  2410. They will not bail-in. No-one will have their accounts closed/blocked/restricted. Every pound/dollar that shows in the balance will remain. If you have £20,000 in the bank now, that figure will not change. The way that the blag is to be carried-out will be subtler. When they've done with printing money, the currency will be so thinned-down that your £20,000 will have its spending power vastly reduced. This is the true meaning of inflation and it's the fate of ALL fiat currencies. 100% of them go this way. Look on the bright side: we're all going to lose weight.
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  2411. So, going with the collectivist flow, how much of my stuff should I give away? My car? My house? My hi-fi and vinyl collection?
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  2412. Excellent rebuttal Sir. The entirety of the Western MSM is festooned with characters like Amanpour and Gessen, who relentlessly purvey the same wicked debasement of what is actually happening and what politicians are actually doing. Her in her haute couture and him with his funky spec's and natty little ear stud - barf inducing.
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  2413. GDP is neither our national income, nor a reliable indicator of economic growth.
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  2414. Here it is. How convenient can it get for the two major English-speaking nations who are at the heart of so much wrongdoing in the world: a French-speaker and a German-speaker, going out of their way to point out the truth?
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  2415. Well done to the shop proprietors. We need many more to shrug off such visits.
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  2416. Hancock's message files are chicken feed. Where are Johnson's? Whitty's? (not just to Hancock) Vallance's? Susan Michie's? So many more. Covid and the Ukraine: different phases; same war. Youtube "HANG ON! Ukraine's new digital transformation program JUST started, WE ARE NEXT | Redacted News"
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  2417. I will never, ever vote again - unless Matt Le Tissier's name is on the card.
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  2418. Take a look around the world, see who is the odd-man out right now. UK is straying from the narrative and whoever takes the top job will be tasked with making us prisoners once again.
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  2419. "I felt a bit of a....(weirdo gesture) to be honest" That's because you did a weird thing: you walked into a public place expecting that the others there would be just as brainwashed as yourself. Wake up. Read the science and at this late stage, realise that the whole chin-hammock fetish was purposely generated so as to make people carry the symbol of the doom narrative every day and act as an unpaid publicist for the message: "I'm a mortal threat to all around me and vice versa".
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  2420. Correction "It IS DOING major damage".
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  2421. shaolin You got your kit bag all packed by the door, ready for the taxi to the airport?
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  2422. Look at this comment section, Spectator - can you see a pattern of sentiment? Does the direction of comments cause any concern at all, given that Lisa Haseldine and her colleagues have spent the period since February 2022 resolutely in the 'totally unprovoked' school, and totally rejecting any notion that NATO and the EU have done anything that might have contributed to this catastrophe? Then look at the shambles that the Spectator site comment section has become, with its cadre of enlisted Russophobes and the recent technical 'developments' that have seen to it that any ability to develop discussion has been taken-down. The Spectator is a zombie magazine.
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  2423. Mike Rose Are you kidding? The US and its pharma giants and its bankers are full-square behind the forces that placed the world in lockdown. I'm not a hater; the actual American people I've met are great people - but the government and authorities are out of whack with reality.
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  2424. The best bit is that no-one has conspired to put all of this in place; because of course, conspiracies are mere imagination. This has all just sort of come together organically.
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  2425. He was not always in the office, fingering the intern.
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  2426. Yeah right Malcolm. The Russians are collapsing all over Soledar and Bakhmut.
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  2427.  @dearmas9068  Stick around mate. They're about to get serious.
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  2428. "Due in part to covid 19..." So what's the other part?
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  2429. The ultimate aim is to fuel aircraft carriers with the fragrance of lotus petals, plucked and packaged by delicious boys. Meanwhile China cracks on with opening a brand new coal-fired power plant EVERY WEEK.
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  2430. And finally, after years of Biden pushing the Neocon barrow, the Trump administration shows itself more than happy to take over the same task.
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  2431. Fake news! He says 6 o'clock, clock says 7. Only joshing - this is a much needed source and I wish it all the best. BBC News, hope it's hot down there.
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  2432. Shower every other day? I'm not stepping-up my personal hygiene programme for anyone.
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  2433. If the business is closing, then how are the jobs 'at risk'? The jobs are gone 100%, they are no more. Nor is this really newsworthy - if it is the government's plan to extinguish all small/medium businesses (is there anyone who hasn't clocked that yet?) then closures and losses like this will be daily occurrences until the job is done and the country is left at the mercy of global financiers. Furlough will morph into UBI and once the rump of the workforce is on UBI (certain positions excepted of course, including media professional liars) then the monthly payment levels will be put at whatever is deemed necessary. The vast majority of human history was based on slavery. Freedom and liberty were won by much blood but were a blip - they are gone already. Slavery is once again the rule.
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  2434. The West's economies are in terminal, designer decline, their fall imminent, with all the horrors of the societal mayhem that will entail; and Fraser Nelson has his stable trotting aimlessly and full-salaried through the heather.
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  2435. At this stage, when such a high proportion of people have gained natural immunity, the need to cut down on transmission is not a valid concern. We need to protect those who are vulnerable and that is now a lot easier than it was a year ago. The vaccines are a waste of money, but more importantly they are a waste of time, because time should now be used to regain the money lost by the criminal lockdown. Instead, the criminals are doing everything in their power to waste more time, to lose more money and to bring down the small/medium business sector.
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  2436. She wore that mask throughout the flight. Honest she did........(Kamala Kakkle)
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  2437. Right now the people who I'm worried about most are the government. Mugging and abusing us all.
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  2438. Drone, drone, drone......keep the lockdown in place......drone..........keep everyone in their homes......drone.......keep the pubs shut.........drone.......keep small business unable to trade......drone.........make ready for total breakdown of society........drone.......drone..........drone
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  2439. As with all major cities and towns across Western Civilisation, and any place else that managed to latch on to the habit it brought about: namely, the concept of individual enterprise and self-determination as a means to improve one's lot; New York is on that downward spiral that was set in motion by the lockdowns. A mindset is being flushed out of people and away from their lives. 'The individual is dead - long live the collective' is the unspoken yet repeated sense that can be the only import from what has been and is being done to us by those in positions of power. Right now, where we are at in this process? We're all in still in shock and pain. We're all looking forward to rescue and recovery - the smoke will stop and the repair teams can get thrown in. Incoming.
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  2440. No-one who has the slightest intention of extricating us from the clutches of the technocrat/World Bank programme, will be allowed anywhere near the top. The suits will be shuffled and business will be carried on in precisely the same manner.
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  2441. You're not dizzy Mr Townsend, you're deluded.
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  2442. This is what the lockdowns are all about. Strangle small/medium businesses by simply taking away their customers.
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  2443. Madison been despatched yet?
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  2444.  @saralouise2776  In the long-term they will not be able to afford anything unless this dreadful tyranny is halted and rooted-out.
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  2445. Jacob B Please list the agreements broken.
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  2446. Brazil's population is 211 million. That would mean that approximately 5,800 people die every day. How is the figure of 370,000 shocking?
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  2447. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  2448.  @l3eatalphal3eatalpha  See Dominic Frisby for the 90% figure. What matters is what the £ buys compared with what it could have bought had it not been debased by the Bank of England.
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  2449.  @l3eatalphal3eatalpha  One ounce of gold in 2000 - £173 One ounce of gold today - £1913
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  2450. Defo not getting drilled.
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  2451. Well I for one am a little bit peeved that the Labour Party didn't win. I was so looking forward to getting a free Tesla and a ten-inch cock on the NHS. I'm sick of carting this threshing monster around.
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  2452.  @marialee-smith6772  You seem to assume that I voted.
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  2453.  @ThatGuyMontag  I don't have an employer. Unions are successful in ensuring that people are paid what they are worth? Awww bless.
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  2454. One only.
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  2455. Kbelcher Simon Hunt does!
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  2456. The only thing hampering the concerted efforts to push us into WWIII, is the general public's disbelief in the MSM narrative. The lifeblood of that disbelief is our access to alternative media.
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  2457. Vaizey would do well to avoid debates with people who have debating skills. He is more at home in parliament.
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  2458. How come a successful American business person get to be called a 'magnate', a 'mogul', a 'mover and a shaker', an 'industry leader'; but a successful Russian business person is an 'oligarch'?
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  2459. Another "No Shit Sherlock" production.
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  2460. Actually mate, war leads to people dying in very large numbers. A lost decade of prices staying flat is the least of our troubles right now.
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  2461. Harry Mills The rule is, we're the elite and we're gonna get even richer. Don't even think you're coming along.
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  2462. What does the IMF make me want to do? Puke.
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  2463. Cheep trick. Good to see she eventually got her nest-egg. She might want to form a shell company.
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  2464. Harris is doing that thing I find myself doing when reading a book at bedtime. It gets to that stage when I realise I've just read a page but it's stopped going in and I'm just gliding the words shorn of their import. It's at that stage I know it's time to switch off the lamp and drift off. She needs to do same.
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  2465. Russophobia's main, long-term base is Britain. The British Empire demonised Russia due to a fear of its potential, given its huge territory, some of which is crucial in any exercise of power over the 'heartland' as outlined in the theories of Halford Mackinder. He is the best known of many Anglo-centric observers, who saw everything in terms of the threat to British domination. It is a commonplace to posit that British Empire as defunct and no longer a major influence on world events - the US having taken position as the new boss. This is a mistake: the power base of the US is very largely in the hands of the same people who wielded the British military in former times. This power base is the one that fought WWI and WWII when Germany was seen as the most potent threat to the Anglo-US hegemony. It is now engaged in preparing the attempt to thwart the rise of the Eurasian powers, of which Russia is a major part.
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  2466. How can a man have ears as fuckin big as that, and not hear the people?
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  2467. This virus is just not as dangerous as the government and MSM have made it out to be. The revenue to be made from vaccination for this is estimated to be $10 trillion per year.
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  2468. johnnie mac Precisely that. That is how billions of good-natured people were fooled into taking experimental and damaging 'medical treatments'.
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  2469. What? Flu cases rising in winter? Whatever next!
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  2470.  @bromion5123  Scotland, Belgium or whatever: we're all being put through the same wringer.
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  2471. @ian x Didn't know that, but I'm not surprised. Further underlines the need to keep cash.
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  2472. Spellbound. What a lucky, lucky audience that night. Again the question springs: how does, what is no more than an arrangement of sounds, do this to humans?
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  2473. Yet another complete bollocks prediction of doom. What a surprise.
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  2474. This is quite simply the best news I have had in a long time. You are looking so much better than not too long ago. Your Daughter's account of a while back was harrowing to say the least and you are indeed blessed to have such a strong family and friends supporting you. We needed you before 2020; we need you a great deal more now!
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  2475. Yet as many as we are, who have seen through this charade; what are we doing? We jump on the comments and rant about it. I do this every day. I'm beginning to feel stupid for not doing any more than this. The powers just keep on; strangling my society and my economy; snuffing out my whole way of life. What can we do?
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  2476. Being taken over by Disney isn't the greatest boon right now.
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  2477. The bad news: these fools will take us into full-scale war. The good news: we won't suffer long. It's astounding that the Green Party will not hear of using nuclear power stations; but nuclear exchange is OK.
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  2478. Imagine, your next-door neighbour is giving away free shit - he's been doing it for ages and word's got around. There's a bunch of people who have got into your back garden trying to get into next door but can't get the padlock off the gate that allows access. They've been there a while and they've started pissing all over your roses and leering through the window. You've phoned the neighbour and pleaded with him to just let them in the front door or come round and tell them there's no more free stuff. All he does is just laugh and tell you to deal with it. What would you do?
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  2479. Sir Mark Walport seems to be fully behind the move to have the state jab every arm in the land, multiple times. His 'nothing sinister going on here' has itself a sinister ring to it. His claim that the mRNA treatments for which no long-term effects can be available in this short term deployment; can be regarded as every bit as wholesome as the polio or the TB vaccinations we all know to have been safe; less than convincing. (Safe, who knows yet, maybe because they were actual vaccines and not modifications to our RNA?) His assurance of the ability of the jabs, to stop the passing of infection, is contrary to previous information from ministers and advisers that in fact the jabs do not stop people becoming infected, nor do they stop that infection being passed to others - their saving grace being that they alleviate symptoms and can curtail the onset of serious illness. If, as he states, almost 90% of adults have been jabbed at least once, then how is it that we are not just totally in the clear now, instead of being held in this doom-narrative grip? What percentage of cover are we to aim for? How can he be sure that in fact the jabs are the sole reason for our improved ratio between 'cases' and hospitalisations? Have our abilities to develop natural herd immunity been reduced to zero? The 'India' or 'Delta' variant as it became known, has turned out to be, as he must surely be aware, nothing of concern. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtOu7jx3snQ Meanwhile, the economy that feeds all our kids and pays Sir Mark's salary, is being slow-bled by the day; it's workers thrown onto state dependency.
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  2480. The watching of this, now that the economies of the West are being strangled to death by their respective national leaders, on the pretext that we are in danger from a middle-order viral outbreak; brings to mind that introductory speech to "War of the Worlds": "No-one would have believed, in the early years of the 21st century, that our world was being watched by........."
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  2481. Are there any pupils not 'of colour'?
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  2482. The Koof was set upon us to impose total control. That's why no treatment will be allowed to arrest it. The middle-rank viral outbreak that thinks it's ebola.
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  2483. Fancy being so selfish as to decline the offer of an experimental injection that doesn't stop or even hamper infection nor transmission and doesn't actually seem to be doing much good at all? Just imagine being not too concerned over a virus that has a 99.98% survival rate - better than that for a super fit athlete? Then there's myocarditis etc. How arrogant.
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  2484. P L A N D E M I C couldn't have done the damage it has done and continues to do, without the chin-hammock.
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  2485. ceca You appear to believe that nothing will ever change.
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  2486. Blissfully unaware of the step change. What the kids were at in UK on August 15 1971. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkt-TPMU_lg
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  2487. Nearly had me all the way through. Just that bit near the end, where reference was made to the imagined prospects of Boris Johnson thinking he could fight an election in the near future. Funny as fuck.
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  2488. Starmer is coming. Lockdown is to be returned. The job is far from done and the Trilateral Commission want their man in.
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  2489.  @jetsetjourneysofficial  With respect, the government can take away my freedom to go in a pub or restaurant, simply by closing them. Travel is made too expensive also.
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  2490. Britain is not going to be negotiating with Europe. We will be negotiating with the EU.
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  2491. Just get rid of 300 robots, just like that? No thought as to how many robot children have been put into poverty? Shame on you!
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  2492.  @nodrogock1765  Denial of what? Lockdowns don't stop viral outbreaks. in fact, long term, more deaths are caused.
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  2493. Le Tissier 6.........Lineker 0.
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  2494.  @christopherodonovan  If only the Russians could see this and develop their own drones eh?
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  2495. This 'energy crisis' is designed and manufactured by the same people who brought us the plandemic, and it will last as long as they want it to. Look forward to November's bullshit-fest in Glasgow and the MSM's bombardment of the sheep, already prepared by the last 18 months to question nothing and accept everything.
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  2496.  @helmethead72  Many thanks.
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  2497.  @mariarossi6719  Maria, no. Please stay strong and seek help if you need it. I have always sneered at counselling but I was helped by someone earlier this year when I was extremely low. The lockdown is now actually worse but I'm handling it.
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  2498.  @mariarossi6719  I can only wish you all the best. Please try and stay with it. This is bad no doubt, but we will win.
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  2499. Not long to go now. The lockdowns will be kept going as the annual death rates for respiratory illness rise as they always do in the early spring. That will be long enough to have totally torn-down the small/medium business sector along with all their workers. Then the trap can be sprung.
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  2500. Long covid: the shirkers charter. M.E. is going to be so angry.
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  2501. lone Wolf and Cub Try refresh the screen they show.
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  2502. 'The left' are socialists - any measure that will damage a capitalist economy will be grasped eagerly. 'The left' occupy many positions of power outside of what we still call the Labour Party.
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  2503. @ Nobody voted for US troops to be stationed in any European country.
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  2504. @ You've started your sentence and not completed it. As it stands it makes no sense.
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  2505. What? The weaknesses of the evolving Republican Party are that more working class, including 'voters of colour': African Americans - men, are getting on-board?
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  2506. Time to get those Dominion machines flashed-up Justin!
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  2507. What's this? An anti-Trump item on CNN?
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  2508. So, she's ridden a donkey downtown?
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  2509. The US and UK economies are both on the menu. Media news outlets continue to report on this situation as though there were a way back for all these people who are losing their jobs. Wake up; they're not coming back unless the lockdowns are lifted. It will have to happen very quickly. There is a point of not return and we in UK are very near it. Looks like you are too. That 'new normal' that seems such a cosy compromise? We already had a perfectly good term to describe it: 'communism'.
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  2510. Biden is gently performing his way into imminent retirement. Komrad Kamala waits eagerly in the wings to commence.
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  2511. SIMULiFY You thought that, why?
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  2512. If they were serious about us being made safe from the terrorism they have allowed to enter the country, they would let us have guns.
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  2513. I'm sat on my sofa watching Netflix. Someone throws free money at me. That's a stimulus for me to watch more Netflix.
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  2514. "If we're going to survive climate change..." Really? We're all going to burn if we don't destroy our economy while China builds new coal-fired power stations for fun?
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  2515. Communist wants to keep businesses from their customers for ever. Who knew?
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  2516. The primary school grammar of the title is truly representative also, of the playground commentary.
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  2517. So many lies over and again from the MSM. Why?
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  2518.  @jamesfischer8667  Keep guessing cupcake.
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  2519.  @jamesfischer8667  The whole lockdown is based on lies.
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  2520. Great! Let's all look forward to voting Labour next time so that Keir Starmer can lift us out of lockdown forever and get Britain back to full business, no masks, no state-enforced injecting people with experimental treatments! Oh wait......what's that? Keir Starmer is a member of the Trilateral Commission? The organisation set up by David Rockefeller in 1973 to work towards one world government based on technocracy and to ridding the world of that pesky democracy stuff?
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  2521. How's Sweden managing lately?
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  2522. Shoot Mark, that was some good research.
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  2523. I wonder if there might be someone to take over or maybe they'll all just decide to call it a day?
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  2524. Is there a national deficit?
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  2525. Another La-laland report from Times Radio and its stable of nags. Meanwhile Ukraine is flushed down the drain by the West.
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  2526.  @Kaiyanwang82  What empire? An answer to what question?
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  2527.  @Kaiyanwang82  Prigozhin is still alive and ready to fight. How's that fit with your 'coup' claims?
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  2528.  @Kaiyanwang82  We're talking about Prigozhin, not Wagner.
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  2529. 'Purports to show' as in 'shows'.
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  2530. If she 'crashed the economy', then how come everything just carried on as before?
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  2531. Worth a squirt eh? Seeing as it worked so well last time.
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  2532. What, again?
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  2533. Rodney Leon Your point being?
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  2534. I'm in UK but thank you everyone for making this stand in NY. We have all been 'hermetically sealed' and kept apart from each other so that it is very difficult to gauge how things really are in different parts of the world. The latest move by UK government, is to tell schools to prepare for the coming term, to jab all children from age 12 upwards WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT. This has to be stopped. Heather Berman is that rare thing: a member of the performing/creative professional community who has the courage to put their shoulder to resisting this madness. We need more like her to balance the calls of people like Arnold Schwarzenegger with his infamous 'screw your freedom' tirade ("Come with me if you want to live"?); and the Foo Fighters with their 'no entry to our gig unless you're jabbed' ploy. Musicians, actors, writers; your careers like those of so many in other fields, are being destroyed by this whole criminal lockstep process. It can be stopped. Step up please and help.
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  2535. kariker Does that actually mean anything?
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  2536.  @eightiesmusic1984  So there are in fact choices - two in your estimation. Thankfully there are more than the two you state.
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  2537. Those who have kept their heads will look up to see there is no comet of doom. They will look around them and see that because the plandemic has fallen on its arse, those who planned it need to bring on the next 'existential threat'. Anything, so long as it keeps Western Civilisation and the economies that feed its peoples, on that downward spiral to penury and contraction. Entry level semiotics for the woke but hardly awake.
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  2538. So this 'savings account' would be paying for the NHS, on top of the money taken out of my taxes? Another hosepipe to feed into a bucket with holes in it? Everyone who thinks they are doing the best thing with their money by starting an ISA, is not paying attention to what the real inflation rate is doing to the currency. This 'safe' government continues to print £££billions with the express intention of debasing the wealth of everyone. The numbers look OK while the buying power just carries-on downward.
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  2539.  Esther Sparrow  Forgive me, what does his daughter do?
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  2540. Wooden box please.
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  2541. Listening to that line from Yellen, that '..worry about the debt later', I'm reminded of Ray Liotta's voice in Goodfellas when the supplies are going in the front door of the nightclub and going straight out the back. Everyone knows the bill ain't getting paid.
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  2542. M P ...and prepare yourself.
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  2543. Brilliant, clear information that even I can understand. Thanks mate. Liked and subscribed.
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  2544.  @annatanneberger1  Ominous developments https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l34v01crsc
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  2545.  @richardvalvona1159  Did my research on Starmer. Turns out he's a member of the Trilateral Commission. You familiar with them?
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  2546. na na na na na; you did insult the British voter, a liddle bit. You were a liddle bit out of order yourself.
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  2547. theresa What do you mean? Your sentence literally does not make sense.
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  2548. The media has not failed. Since March 2020 it has carried-out its task steadfastly. How do I know this? Because without the media the western world could never, firstly have closed down society and trade for such tragically lengthy and damaging periods. Without the media the people would have resisted such criminal actions. Since that time the sense of danger and the trauma has been kept in place by successive 'crises' which again have been painted as being much more than they actually are. The media mean us no good, they want to bring us down; and in that they are not failing.
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  2549. There is science and then there is 'The Science'. Hear some scientists in Martin Durkin's documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4vSMj4R5Rg
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  2550. Yeah but, apart from all that though, the EU's not too bad is it? Arf arf.
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  2551. The tokenism of that totally useless mask says it all.
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  2552. Is agricultural land a part of this?
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  2553. Firstly, masks DO NOT stop the transmission of viruses. The overwhelming data says so. They cannot stop the millions of viruses that are emitted with each breath. Secondly, you SHOULD NOT aim to stop viral spread in the long term. Only in a very short-term, emergency situation should that be policy. Why? Because we all need to be exposed to the virus so that we can develop natural immunity. If you believe the jab is any good at all, then jab all those who are considered most vulnerable. All the most vulnerable have been jabbed now in most developed countries, but they are still beholden to these idiot CNN mouthpieces who speak only of 'the science' of Fauci and not of the science that has been built up over decades of medical health practice.
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  2554. Shite footwear for lots of dosh. Summer they're too hot; winter you end up on your arse with those weak-gripping soles.
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  2555. The British elephant in the US room. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwqWFkFauGM
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  2556. Poor delusional people. They just cannot comprehend the forces ranged against them, being channeled through their own government.
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  2557. The EU have been acting like some crazed divorcee throughout the 4 years+ that have passed since we told them we were moving out.
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  2558. "...once this is over..." There's the basic problem: there is no 'over'. This is it from now on in.
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  2559.  @JamesAwokeKnowing  I'm in entire agreement mate. My facetious comment was meant to target the 'powers' that have inflicted this dreadful situation on us, for their evil ends.
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  2560. Can I claim political asylum in Texas, from eternally locked down UK please?
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  2561. Mass psychosis. South Africa confirm the variant is waning - zero deaths, jogging on. UK zero deaths, get the booster, save Christmas, put the chin hammock on.
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  2562. "Carbon footprint" as a concept and the phrase itself, was devised and first used in 2004 in a PR campaign by BP.
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  2563. Don't worry yourself about it Peter - the Russians have got things sorted.
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  2564.  @agg25gga  Without checking, I'm almost certain your information is inaccurate. Don't let that stop you though. You have your little girlie stomp, there, there.
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  2565. And how many $billions are the Fed' hosing the economy down with each week?
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  2566.  @TheWaveSon  All wars. They're all bankers' wars. Yet people keep falling for the lies and scams.
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  2567. Haha! Love the dig at Mr Christian's syrup! On the gold shift: a really good recent interview - Daniela Cambone with Willem Middelkoop, which suggests something of a gear-change perhaps? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8p3VE1yW0o On the travel thing: have a good journey, despite the ridiculous, criminal fees that have been set upon us common people. The powers that be have clearly decided that international travel is to be dialled-down somewhat. Could I ask, did you have to get jabbed or is travel allowed for us jab-free people?
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  2568. C M "...genius's..." Wow that's clever stuff there.
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  2569.  @Liz_for_PM_again  Which reality am I denying? Which 'experts' are you siding with?
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  2570.  @fburton8  Germany is being flown into the ground by the government it secured through PR. NZ was one of the most vicious countries to put down its people during the lockdowns. Sweden has just been railroaded into giving up its long-held neutral status, against the will of the people.
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  2571. We do not need vaccinations to manage this virus. Our innate immune system will do what is needed.
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  2572.  @Anchor7  On average, 7800 people die every day in the US. Multiply that by the number of days since February 6 2020, the day of the first of the pandemic. People died before all of this and will die afterwards. Your figures are nothing out of the ordinary (except the '1 in 10 permanent effects, which is just something you pulled out your arse)
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  2573.  @Anchor7  Your logic would have it that lockdowns should be permanent. Is that right?
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  2574.  @Anchor7  Sweden, Florida. No masks, no lockdown. Where's the huge difference in their death rates? 'Open slowly'? Five years maybe? Would that do for you bedwetters?
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  2575. All hospitality traders are in the cross hairs of these lockdowns. The lockdowns - enabled by the trauma and fear created in the public by the MSM artillery bombardment - were designed from the outset to take down the whole of the small/medium business sector which is the real engine of the economy and a major factor in community cohesion. The proprietors need to latch on to the fact that the termination of their activities is central to the task of the dismantling of the free-enterprise spirit which has no place in the replacement construct which we are freely informed, the new regime will 'Build Back Better'.
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  2576. F N Every old guy is to be regarded as untrustworthy?
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  2577.  @cloudsoil  I do hope everything goes well for your investment. I welcome and applaud the libertarian motives for the courageous move to usurp the position of what is a system corrupt to the point of dysfunction. Just tread warily. These people have form.
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  2578.  @cloudsoil  I don't understand what you mean there. These 'flaws ignited by human factor'? Surely there is an argument that would have it that the experience gained by older people is the hone to the perception of flaw of whatever origin?
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  2579.  @cloudsoil  We seem to have gone on something of a tangent now.
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  2580.  @cloudsoil  I agree.
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  2581. The machine wants you to rage - don't do it. Just calmly give your argument and stand by it.
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  2582. DKCJ79 ! These people know of your guns. They have factored-in the action that will take them away. The troops are all ready to go. I wish you the very best of luck.
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  2583.  @Kermit_T_Frog  Western Civilisation is all over the world. The basis of individual rights is being ditched. Collectivism over all. Prime targets: US, UK, European and all English-speaking nations. Their economies are being taken down. How else can they 'Build Back Better'?
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  2584.  @Kermit_T_Frog  Do yourself a favour: look up the daily all-cause death figure for the US. Multiply that by the number of days since the first covid death. Puts things into perspective. The covid scam has had our pants down good and proper.
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  2585.  @jamesricker3997  Naturally acquired human immunity has been rendered extinct has it? Or is it the explanation for the waning phase represented by lesser variants?
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  2586. With very few exceptions, our parliament and those who now go through the pretence of providing legislature, are all scum. The slur goes through Tory and Labour parties alike. They have both been captured by globalist, socialists and are both complicit in the worst crime in human history.
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  2587. So this is the metric anomaly that, to me, is glaringly in need of question. The NYT article has it that Ukraine losses stand at just under 60,000 while Russia has suffered twice that figure. None of us know who is telling the truth; but one of the very few statistics that have been held up as fact, is that the Russian artillery firing rate for the past year and more, has been between 8 and 10 times that of their opponents. Given that the great majority of deaths/casualties on the front lines are the result of artillery, this would surely have to mean that the same ratio applies? Or are we to believe that the Russian artillery crews are just firing into uninhabited fields?
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  2588. My take away from this is 'laptop lips'. Can't wait to use that one. Seriously though, the cross-dresser just sorted that bloke out and made him look a tit.
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  2589. It will rise at a time of the bankers' choosing so as to maximise the damage to mortgagees, divesting them of their properties so that Blackrock et al can clean up at a discount. Welcome to Planet Penury, brought to you by your good selves for going along with the scamdemic.
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  2590. Why is Sky News spending so much time on what happened five weeks ago, miles from the battle front? Could it be because what is taking place goes against what they have been telling the public for months - that the Ukrainians would break through Russian defences and surge ahead to the Sea of Azov? Have they run out of 'advisors' and 'experts' to spout their daily drivel, so they have to pad-out their broadcasts with fluff about 'Putin's body doubles' and 'Russia's isolation'? Russia is far from being isolated. The people outside the scope of the Western MSM, are overwhelmingly behind Russia's stand against the US/UK technocratic globalist's insistence on grabbing everything.
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  2591. Wow, now that is a shocker!
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  2592. Bollocks. Covid Shmovid. This bloke is a shill for the doom narrative.
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  2593.  @darkdeath2529  Sweeps for what?
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  2594. The US were doing great things. Then they allowed themselves a central bank.
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  2595. Anyone wants to send me silver, my address freely available. I'm willing to take gold also at a push!
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  2596. Isn't it a puzzle how the people who used to sell stuff to us two years ago, for a certain number of our pounds, have suddenly started to ask for more of those pounds for the same stuff? This couldn't possibly be due to the fact that the Bank of England has plucked from the ether, £hundreds of billions 'to fight a virus' thus debasing the value of all those pre-existing? Surely not! And the answer to this problem is......wait for it........yes! Invent some more money! Utter clown.
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  2597. Word of the week: 'unprecedented'.
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  2598.  @themoneyfork319  Indeed.
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  2599. I'm 63 and I've had Covid. My wife got it first and she had a fortnight with loss of taste and smell and really fatigued. My Sister got it and had a bad cold for just over a week. Her Husband got it and had not so much as a sniffle. All of us are now back as we were previously. I don't know of a single person who has died from Covid. I know of two people - one, a woman just 30 years old and one in his early forties - who were unable to cope with losing their livelihood due to lockdown. They're both now dead. Once again, the BBC continue with their emotive propaganda which, as was the intention, has traumatised so many people that they won't leave home and they will now forever regard public places as a mortal threat. Our economy is being dismantled by the day and our society is collapsing. I would dearly like to spend time in Dr Varon's unit and I'd like him to take a swing at me so I could put him on his back.
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  2600. They will be imposed on us. They will work for a very short time and they will not work.
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  2601. shashakeeleh It's paraphrased yes; but there is no difference in the essential point.
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  2602.  @shashakeeleh5468  Mark phrases it in a different form from the original while meaning the same thing - that's paraphrasing in my book. Tell me how this is not so.
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  2603.  @shashakeeleh5468  'Look it up'. The sound of someone who doesn't have anything to back up what they've said; realise they're wrong and haven't the decency to hold up their hands to admit it; and scuttle off to spout bollocks elsewhere.
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  2604.  @shashakeeleh5468  Same no answer.
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  2605.  @shashakeeleh5468  The statement in the video means exactly the same as the original. Prove me wrong why don't you?
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  2606.  @shashakeeleh5468  I've done all my research, so much so that I have shown you to be wind and piss.
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  2607.  @shashakeeleh5468  Like I said: wind and piss.
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  2608.  @shashakeeleh5468  Done it mate. Told you but you seem somehow unable to come to terms with reality.
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  2609. After a year of rampant Russophobia in the pages of The Spectator, it seems that there's a bit of an under-the-covers attempt to wake up to reality while saving face. However, even now, Owen Matthews sneers at the Russian economy as being insignificant in terms of its GDP. What sets the Russian economy apart from all of those in the West, is that it is running a surplus. That quaint old habit of spending less than you earn, has its merits. The Western economies are increasingly bankrupt and only survive, courtesy of the scam being run between their respective treasuries and central banks whereby they simply hit the keyboard to produce out of thin air, new 'money' for their supine populations to buy more stuff. This mis-match is the real war. An increasing number of countries (and Russia is merely the one being 'focused-on' right now) have had enough of being expected to stump up so that the profligate West can carry on holding all the goodies. Russia's stand is against an arrogant, effete and vainglorious band of thieves. This is a bigger war than any we have known, yet the flaccid reporters of the West just cannot think outside their comfort zone of those other times of "starting off weak, then getting stronger to finally come through". Not this time. The West is putting itself to sleep as painlessly as possible.
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  2610.  Trump Won  Yes. What's your point?
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  2611.  @frankbutcher2601  Is this worldwide? Could you share a link to the source please?
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  2612. The prospect of a vaccine was dangled before the swooning eyes of the public for months. It got here in December 2020, it's been given to all of the 'vulnerable' months ago now and in UK we are assured that over 80% of adults have now been double jabbed. Yet no progress. All talk is of 'variants' which might circumvent the vaccine; of booster jabs needed; and of injecting all this stuff into children. Prof' Battacharya surely knows by now, after all of his expert opinion has been flouted by 'the science', that the lockdowns are not about public health but are in place for reasons very much removed from his field.
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  2613. Yep, it's on its way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYzRE4QDMpg
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  2614. Did this really need a warning of 'graphic images'?
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  2615. "...in line with expectations...". Let's push ahead then!
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  2616.  @visualmotor  You got here before me!
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  2617. Right on the button as usual. The US dollar has reached the palliative care stage - when it expires, the pound, the euro, the yen and so many more die with it. The US debt clock whirred through the $29 trillion mark on the 15 Dec just gone; it went through $30 trillion on Feb 2. The Fed' has almost run it into the ground. Your wages, your savings and your pension; they are all going to be taken to zero. I'm appalled by the fact that people are still, after two years of the most ridiculous lying, taking the word of our leaders as the truth - still giving them the benefit of the doubt, as if they're in a no-win situation. Please wake up.
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  2618. The American victory in WWII. Which would never have been secured without the much greater efforts of the Russians. With the greatest respect to all those Americans who fought, this fact has always to be remembered. It was a joint sacrifice.
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  2619. Good to see Prof' Mearsheimer being given a platform to speak in the established media. Across the alternative scene he has from the outset been a central source of truth regarding the origins of the Ukraine conflict, offering much to counter the tub-thumping, Russophobic memery that generally prevails in the UK on this crucial issue. He honestly admits that he is flummoxed by Trump's antics. Anyone who, at this stage, claims they have a sure grasp of Trump's direction, is either a fool or a manipulator. There are those who are so desperately in need of some antidote to the nonsense of the Biden administration, that they hang on to every Trump move and read it as salvation. This faith stands little chance of being rewarded. When the Trump ego comes up against the hard rock of the Russian predicament, things could become very dangerous. Russia's predicament then and the problem we all now face, is that it has to reach that point at which it feels once again that it has scotched permanently the project that seeks to dismantle its state and to wrest control over the Russian land-mass along with its globally important resources; thereafter to direct aggression toward its other imagined nemesis, China. Whatever Trump promises to the Russians, whatever deals he might propose, they know he is, with all his flamboyant gesture, just one more US President - they come and they go, while in their supposed exclusion, the Nulands/Blinkens/Sullivans etc who brought us to this impasse, remain dedicated to their mission, assiduously preparing for the next phase.
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  2620. "Lenin understood that it isn't your numbers that matter. It isn't your popular support that matters. You just paralyse the country by occupying the key positions; and then you take over". Prof' Donald Rayfield. Hence SAGE being infested with communists. Way to strangle a capitalist economy.
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  2621. Wow! How can so much charisma be contained in the one video?
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  2622. Even the MP who speaks for the victims is playing the pharmaceuticals' game. He describes those affected adversely by the injections as having done 'the right thing'. In what way is it right to subject one's self to an experimental injection?
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  2623. Very interesting. How about the Senior Service? I was once told that our word 'Admiral' was imported from Arabic. Apparently the one in charge of a Moorish fleet was designated 'Amir al.....whatever'. Is this right?
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  2624. Julian Assange mentioned around 4:45 is actually Jens Stoltenberg, current head of NATO.
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  2625. As Gerald Celente so eloquently titles him: Andrew 'nipple rings' Cuomo.
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  2626. How many times have the Russians protested at the relentless march eastward, of NATO and the EU? Why did JFK protest at the build-up of Soviet military installations in Cuba in 1962? Why is GoBshiteNews consulting so many lightweight commentators, totally ignoring any discussion regarding the events since 2008 which have led us to the point at which prospects of the hot war that could turn the UK into a cinder, are so blithely kept aside? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6mw9U62ZJU
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  2627. Thanks for showing this. This is what the covid scam is all about: the take-down of the western powerhouse economies. Just for context: Figures from the ONS. 1990 - all-cause deaths per capita for England & Wales 0.988% 1991 - ------------------------------"--------------------------------------------- 0.995% 1993 - ------------------------------"--------------------------------------------- 1.004% 1995 - ------------------------------"--------------------------------------------- 0.977% 1996 - ------------------------------"--------------------------------------------- 0.917% 2020 - ------------------------------"--------------------------------------------- 0.901% Not my figures, the Office for National Statistics. For this, we are to stand by while the economies of the west are put down the toilet?
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  2628. Murderer. Plain and simple.
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  2629. The jab does not stop people becoming infected. The jab does not stop people passing on the infection. On that basis, those jabbed are equally as likely to spread a virus as are the unjabbed.
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  2630. I'm old. No jab. Bring it on. Covid fuckin Shmovid
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  2631. Are all diagnoses beyond question?
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  2632. Masks never were and never can be the solution to our locked-down situation. The virus shares the planet with us now. We need to encounter it and to allow our innate immune system to deal with it. Fortunately, 99.98% of people deal with it without even knowing. Attention should be paid to helping those vulnerable while the rest get on with their lives.
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  2633. He barely made it!
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  2634. In short: get educated, be successful, resist nothing, accept every social change that the powers that be choose to thrust upon you.
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  2635. Anyone else notice how timely was the final push by the West in December 2021, just as the coof was on its last legs (in more enlightened minds) - making it clear to Russia that Ukraine was to be a NATO and an EU candidate, and giving them no alternative than to take military steps to stop this?
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  2636. Muppets will still be walking around wearing masks next Christmas. They get what they deserve. The girl was right: the government know exactly what they're doing. Running the economy into the ground so that the way is clear for the takeover.
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  2637.  @Keysersoze786  You can't recover from a dead economy. You are obviously either very young or naive if you think otherwise. Old people die. Are you proposing to change that?
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  2638. So someone who has been spotted by police and the public, lying prone on a roof with a rifle just 200 yards from the 'protectee', is suspicious but maybe not a threat?
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  2639. Just been into Halifax. Went in three shops. I do not and will not wear a mask. No problem. The mistake this caller made - along with so many others - was in being mild and complying. They took that as permission to go further.
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  2640. Moby what!!???
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  2641. The West continues to delude itself and to fool its own peoples. The craven strategy of watching the Ukrainians fight and die so that the corporate West can help itself to Russian resources, has fallen apart. The idiot media are left spinning in mindless circles trying to craft succeeding narratives to replace its broken schema.
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  2642. DEBRA PARRY Calm down love. The receptionist is doing her best for you and thousands of other know-it-alls, and she is on near minimum wage. If she's not infected, then she's contaminated nothing. The absurd element here is your lack of patience and understanding.
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  2643.  @debraparry3888  If she had the virus she would not be at work. Get your med's and get out of the way you precious whinger.
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  2644. How theatrical do sackings get? 'Where's a box, a big cardboard box? We need it to look good for the cameras out there'. More fuckin pantomime.
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  2645. Death by government.
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  2646. Challenged in the North Atlantic? Challenged how and by whom?
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  2647.  @geofo60  Is the Russian Navy not allowed to enter the North Atlantic then? How has any climate change improved Russia's access?
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  2648.  @luigiwoo4469  Really? How and to what extent and with what effect?
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  2649. Great timing with the sneeze at 3:12!
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  2650. The shitshow that is our current situation has been put in place by the action of the US Federal Reserve which was itself modelled on the Bank of England. The two have lorded-it over the world's economies since 1913. The following quotation is taken from a speech given by then Governor of the Bank of England, Montagu Norman, to a gathering of the United States Bankers' Association in 1924, and gives an insight as to the aims of the pact. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished."
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  2651. Any chance The Spectator might spend a little time covering some worthwhile topic sometime? Yes, I know it must be difficult when there's just nothing of any significance going on right now; but maybe, an occasional mention of the catastrophe that our small business sector is experiencing due to criminal and needless restrictions on their ability to trade? The anniversary of our first year of enduring the virally oriented propaganda bombardment at the hands of 'the science' that turns out to be - how to put it - ideologically influenced? Or how about the escalating coercion that is forcing perfectly healthy people to allow themselves to be injected with whatever medication their local health authority 'invites' them to accept, or it's no Ibiza for you this year? Thin gruel perhaps, when there is so much delicious stuff-royal to prattle on about; but it might just bring back memories at the magazine, of that time when it had a pair.
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  2652. This assumption that the US Government and the Fed' regard the idea of Americans suffering, in any way a negative? How is that still a thing?  Both institutions (US far from alone in this) have gone along with the scheme to wilfully strangle trade for months so that they would have an excuse to print so much currency that wages, savings and pensions are now systematically being wiped-out; all of this on the pretence that the common cold was ebola on steroids. People who collude in such a venture are sociopaths. Human suffering just needs to be put in the right column in their calculations.
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  2653. Scrape that journalistic barrel boys! Fuck me this is thin gruel.
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  2654.  @francescachristy8761  Children die from long covid, you're telling me, yes?
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  2655.  @chriswood5205  Want to read the title of Tim's video?
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  2656.  @helensmith9153  Where were the ME sufferers in the past? Simply undiagnosed? Suffering in silence until their condition was given a label?
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  2657.  @davidpnewton  Apart from that though, I think you quite like me. Take a listen to a real expert though, not a scab lifter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVlT1z59FlM&t=1s
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  2658. Rick, you're a good bloke and your Mum was right: they weren't good at their job, those teachers. So glad you made it through though and made it in your chosen field.
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  2659. Just imagine how the NHS would have coped in any winter prior to the scamdemic, if all its staff had been tested to the same extent that pertains now. Every person who had traces of the common cold in their system would have needed to take time off to isolate, and 'crisis' would have ensued. The so called 'omicron variant' is pretty much the new common cold. Why is the economy still being hamstrung by our own government using this waning pathogen as an excuse?
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  2660. "In five years time, will Scotland be independent? Probably yes" Definitely no - it will either still be a part of the Union or it will have been subsumed, a vassal state of the EU. Why would a nation do that?
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  2661. Keep that doom narrative pumping out eh? What on earth are you going to do when people wake up mate?
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  2662. Fuck dry January. They did it with tobacco and now they're after alcohol. They're after your bacon sandwich and you won't even be able to fly to somewhere sunny for holiday. Fuck new normal.
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  2663. Waldorf and Stadtler doing their best to make a middle-ranking virus sound like ebola.
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  2664. Nope. Wrong altogether. This man speaks of these people as though they were all as individuals, displaying personality disorders. What they are actually doing is carrying out their instructions.
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  2665.  @jurz995  I've made comments to the same effect on this channel and others, for some weeks now. They are flogging a dead horse, the watching of which requires time I'm not prepared to spend.
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  2666. The whole world in a tizz over vaccines that combat a virus that 99.8+ humans survive. Meanwhile the economies that feed people and fund their health services are being wilfully and systematically destroyed.
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  2667. Why are we leaping about to the dog-whistle media narrative that ignores the fuller information? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-alxZvUCS8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mciLyG9iexE&list=WL&index=5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4
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  2668. We should stop being a bunch of fuckin drama queens and get back to working and drinking and having a laugh.
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  2669. What's going on in Canada right now? Australia? New Zealand? Austria? Germany? Italy? The blue States of the US? You think our little blip of 'relaxation' is going to be allowed to last? Why - two years into this and over a year into the 'vaccination' programme that was held up as 'the light at the end of the tunnel' - why are we having put before us, the ridiculous theatre whereby two teams of rugby players today have run around maskless, clawing at each other, panting and spitting in front of tens of thousands of closely packed and maskless fans - overseen by management teams and training staff all wearing team chin-hammocks? None of this is the result of government ineptitude; they have carried out their instructions to the murderous letter and will carry on until we are all made paupers. Unless people wake the fuck up.
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  2670. This leaves me not knowing what on earth Coatsworth is standing up for or against. I suppose this state of confusion means the psy-ops is doing its stuff well on me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  2671.  @LucareonVee  Yeah right.
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  2672.  @LucareonVee  So the people from other countries weren't born then? They'll not have kids? You haven't really thought this through have you?
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  2673.  @LucareonVee  You got a source to back up that statement or did you just pull it out your arse?
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  2674. Eric Connor I'm sorry to hear of your failed business. I think I might guess what you refer to as it being wrecked by 'my own people', but I can't be sure. What precisely caused its demise?
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  2675. Let them do as they wish. It's no skin off my nose.
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  2676. The government, the MSM, the medical professions, are all in on the scam. This is ALL about beating the people down so that they are desperate and will accept whatever is handed out to them.
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  2677.  @bellabella9181  Firstly, the overwhelming science states that masks do not have any effect on viral spread. The science that counters this is all from Jun2020. Go figure. Secondly, again the vast body of science finds that lockdown does not work and is not the way to deal with viral outbreak. The sound of ambulances cannot be a strange sound in any city, NY included. It turns out that the reason NY was so badly affected initially is that the patients were put straight onto ventilation which should be very much a later resort as it is fraught with danger. Most tellingly, you seem to think that half a million dead Americans is somehow strange, when in fact some 7,800 Americans die every day in the US no matter what. Multiply that daily figure by the number of days the first US casualty on Feb 29 2020 and you will find that this whole episode has been grossly overstated. The masks are a badge that signals 'death is here and will never leave us'. Turn off your TV and wise up to what's really happening.
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  2678. Gates was just whining the other day about the fact that, for some reason, people were directing so much criticism at him. He pulled the 'conspiracy theory' card. We all love you really Bill.
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  2679. Buckle-up.
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  2680. Well people spreading infection - to people who themselves will be well. This virus now shares the planet with us. How long are we going to be required to hunker down and watch our means of long-term survival dismantled and destroyed?
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  2681. The virus now shares to planet with us. Lockdown, get to zero and then stay locked down for ever. Or until every business has been destroyed and communism can take over.
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  2682. Who gave it the green-light in the first place?
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  2683. ray The only thing that's unified in Europe is the cluster of sock-puppets who surround Von der Leyen. The people of Europe are being stiffed, and most of them know it.
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  2684. 'Delta variant' now superseded by 'Delta Plus'. What, with some 26 phonetic labels to go at, and each one with its supplementaries, we can have the public in a real spin thinking this virus really is the bubonic plague revisited! Meanwhile, the small/medium business sector continues its quiet spiral out of existence.
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  2685. Message to all sacked care home workers: sue the fuck out of 'em.
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  2686. Just what is it about nuclear exchange that has suddenly gained so much appeal?
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  2687. Sole trader.
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  2688.  @Peepers2  Lots of what?
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  2689.  @Johnny-a-i4r  What is?
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  2690.  @angelatester2471  Why?
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  2691.  @angelatester2471  Exactly.
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  2692.  @changeshifter4852  You survived it then?
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  2693. MPs should be paid twice what they get now. If they do any other work they should be sacked.
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  2694. How long are these US politicians going to be posing in masks? For what? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd4GFaCXAKc
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  2695. This is looking like the second tower. It's not just an accident.
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  2696. Plandemic's wheels have fallen off so we need another crisis....any crisis. A scan of the comments here suggest that many people are just treating the media scaremongering with the derision it deserves.
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  2697. All people who wear masks are supporting our continued abuse at the hands of our government. All people who have the jab are being fooled into the hope that they are being looked-after. Stop believing in and complying with all of this evil.
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  2698.  @williammckerrow7955  If that's how you see it then fine. Have you ever witnessed anything like this in the Oval Office?
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  2699. "...socialism is to give me stuff..." Is to give you as little as possible, in exchange for imprisonment and total loss of control over your own life.
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  2700. Keep on coping Ben.
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  2701. The quicker NATO is disbanded, the better. Lord Ismay, first General Secretary of NATO, stated that the function of the then new organisation, was to " ...keep the Americans in, the Soviets out and the Germans down".
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  2702.  @Matuse  Please elucidate.
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  2703. All this, and in the full knowledge that lockdowns do not save lives. Lockdowns fail to save lives from viral infection, while at the same time, they kill businesses AND people.
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  2704. I quickly tire of this bloke and his over-wrought fabrication.
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  2705. More Ukrainians pushed into the Russian crushing machine by the nonchalant US/UK overseers.
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  2706. Spot-on, Sunak is one vile globalist in a thoroughly vile globalist government. Great shame that we can only replace them with a party that is even more committed to the same project; headed by a member of the Trilateral Commission.
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  2707. Half is not good enough. Zero infection rate or no relief from lockdown. How many times do you have to be told by SAGE?
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  2708. ComeWithFacts Who is stood on the rug?
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  2709. Dannatt: "Of course, it would be far better if this hadn't come out at all..." Then we could all carry on with the people totally unaware of what is being done in their name; unhindered towards the nuclear exchange that finishes us all. Dannatt knows this is a NATO-created war to smash Russia so that Western corporations can gain access to Russia's vast resources and then, armed with all of this, to turn their aggression 'further eastward'.. He also knows that the UK and the US have 'advisers' on the ground in Ukraine - actual serving members of both forces who have been 'sheep-dipped' to pose as mercenaries.
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  2710. Peter-MH So you've chosen to take part in the decline that you bemoan?
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  2711. This is the CCP's dry-run. They're watching.
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  2712. So that's how they do it! Ozark is top-shelf.
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  2713. "Then came WW 1" Coincidentally, just as soon as the Federal Reserve got its feet under the desk.
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  2714. Ellen's outfit: Hugo Boss?
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  2715. SAGE: a predictable group of people coming to predictable conclusions. Fair point. What was the likelihood of communists doing all they could to keep a capitalist economy from operating?
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  2716. "...I do think that, if you have an understanding that's grounded in geography, history, domestic politics; you can put yourself in the shoes of those that you're trying to analyse." The problem we have is that the education systems in much of the West have spent the past four decades at least, making sure that such subjects are, at best marginalised, and in most cases, totally expunged from the typical curriculum and therefore from the awareness of whole swathes of the public. Our problem and the elites' achievement.
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  2717. How were the members of SAGE selected? On what basis did the selectors pick so many behavioural psychologists and, for the first few weeks of the viral outbreak, not one virologist? Were there no qualms about the inclusion of UK Communist Party activists and colluders with 'Marxism Today'? For well over a year now, these people have deceived and cajoled the public, by their Goebellesque methods, into a state of trauma maintained through government brutality and MSM sensationalism. But the public are not the main target. Their moribund state is just the necessary condition required to allow the demolition of the small/medium business sector that is the engine of our trade. This wrecking mission is ongoing despite all the talk of recovery. It is hamstrung by the continuing restrictions put on them by SAGE like lead weights around a swimmer. This will be kept up by whatever means, until the swimmer drowns. Make ready for UK communist rule.
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  2718. I suspect fowl play.
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  2719. Full stomachs don't obey as do empty stomachs.
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  2720. Who gives a toss? Vote red and the bankers run the country; vote blue and the bankers run the country. Wave whatever little childish flag you want, the bankers are taking the British people into inescapable digital penury.
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  2721. If a CBDC is linked, as you say it is, to a fiat currency, then how does it retain its value if the fiat currency is degraded by the currency expansion so beloved of governments the world over and throughout history? Given our current situation, whereby Western governments at least, are leaning towards authoritarian rule; we can look forward to our every transaction being dictated to us. We will be allowed a certain amount only; we will be allowed to spend only so much and to save only as much as government sees fit. We will be able to spend on only certain products in designated locations. In short, our money will cease to be our own to do with as we please. CBDC is eternal slavery for the human race. Keep cash and, even better, hold precious metals and buckle-up.
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  2722. Mr Trudeau is lying. He is in league with the WEF, whose founder and CEO, Klaus Schwab, has assured all the people who might avail themselves of his house-building plans, that by 2030, they 'will own nothing'; and they will be happy. They'd better also be seen to be happy or they might end up in one of the detention centres that Mr Trudeau is building. The man is a treacherous dissembler.
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  2723. 2:55 fellas
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  2724. For an alternative take, go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UvFhIFzaac&t=674s. In my opinion the alternative is by far the more accurate appraisal.
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  2725. Cheese? Irrelevant? Philistine.
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  2726. Didn't we have very large groups of young people, all up close together on the recent BLM gatherings? How are things with that?
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  2727. 'Everyone over 60 will have been vaccinated....' No they fucking won't pal.
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  2728. The scamdemic was planned in order to strangle the small/medium business sector to death. The elites are to take everything the working and middle classes have. The socialists love anything of that nature and so they are fully behind keeping the doom narrative alive. We either wake up to what this confluence of spite and greed is doing; or we make ready for a future of utter misery and penury.
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  2729. America's economy is being collapsed.
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  2730. Love Trump! Merry Christmas to all the dead people who voted Biden/Komrad Kamala.
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  2731. It had started to get on her nerves. Was driving her nuts.
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  2732. This is what we are being subjected to right now. We're just at the start. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  2733. Our own government are in the process of flying the economy into the ground on a gentle, imperceptible gradient so that the passengers do not notice and just keep on watching the movie and ordering from the trolley. The latest crisis caused severe turbulence and a few anxious glances in business class. The £65bn has us back, smoothly drifting downward to the crash.
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  2734. Neglecting one's duty to tell the truth is much easier than putting blame where blame is due.
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  2735. He made it despite the concerted efforts of the MSM, not only in the US. The Times' coverage leading up to the US election has shown rank bias. Chin, chin.
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  2736. Vital that as many people as possible get to know this stuff, so thanks for this. Looking forward to Pt2.
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  2737. "The United States lost 10,000 people last week." The weekly all-cause death rate for the US is 54,600. So how many actual covid-only deaths? It's not 10,000 that's for sure. The truth is already out in UK. The official Office for National Statistics were made to give the figure for UK (media had reported 150,000 'covid' deaths thus far) The total deaths of people with no co-morbidities, of covid turns out to be 17,000 - note that the vast majority also, of that number, were very elderly. Has anyone thought of asking the equivalent US body for the actual figure so as to enlighten the MSM drones who are so besotted with the doom narrative?
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  2738.  @teamfingahs4907  "It" being corporate greed?
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  2739. How was the Kursk incursion not going to end in abject failure? The idea was to get the Russians to pull troops from the Donbas advance, to defend Kursk. All they've done is simply deploy part of their vastly superior numbers to first halt the Ukrainians (and some 'foreign friends') and then to destroy them. The price is being paid right now, by thousands of Ukrainians desperately trying to find a way home. Michael Clarke is looking and sounding tired of his own lies.
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  2740. We knew from very early on in the lockdown, that the danger was nothing like it had been portrayed by SAGE. Yet we have been held in their grip for a year and a half with no prospect of the emergency powers being lifted and the return to the operation of our democratic system. Mr Redwood is yet another voice here on GB News who seems to have won over by the vaccine argument and has discarded any notion of our having a natural human immune system which is the best way to develop community immunity. He blithely accepts the situation whereby if a person declines the 'offer' of what is still a medication in the experimental stage and increasingly is revealed as having limited efficacy, then they should accept the fact that they are excluded from socialising; and this, from a supposed voice of reason.
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  2741. abdu What is its meaning please?
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  2742. The inception of CBDC is slavery.
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  2743. The US/UK pact is using this to strike ever more fear into American and European people. The bankers need it so.
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  2744. Russia's supposed lack of industrial/military strength is about to make this man look the tool that he is.
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  2745.  @operator9858  'Our people'? If by that you mean the US, the UK and NATO, you need to know that they spent the last 8 years and more, preparing and arranging this war.
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  2746. This will not end before our small/medium business sector is torn down. Why would you base your 'science' on the guidance of a bunch of communists if you had the slightest interest in returning to our former capitalist model?
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  2747. Boris has done and will continue to do what the SAGE communists tell him to do. Your 21st June date will be crushed by 'an event' not yet revealed. Just watch.
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  2748.  @jakebullet1731  Exactly. That'd make your eyes water!
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  2749.  @inazuma-750-w  She's good for the silver!
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  2750.  @janetcox4873  The Fed' operates as a central bank. Fact. The profits made go to the private concerns. Why are you getting snarky?
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  2751. So this is to be the next way forward is it: the promise of getting rid of the Tory Party's stewardship of the progression towards a UK under permanent authoritarian, collectivism ruled by a remote elite; to replace it with the Labour Party's stewardship of the very same project?
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  2752. Excellent work. This is by far the most informative picture of what is going on behind the scenes in this appalling violation of our liberties.
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  2753. How do you compete when you're not allowed to open and trade?
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  2754. Mmmmm yeah that's the way forward: let's adopt a system whereby everyone has to quarantine for 14 days whenever they fly to NZ. Forever. Stroke of genius.
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  2755.  @TheAlfsterino  What success? The virus shares the planet with NZ from now on. They gonna keep it out forever?
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  2756. The Antidote?
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  2757. Well what a surprise. The authorities close down bars, restaurants and all public gatherings; office workers are all stuck in their homes and guess what: the city is found to be not the bristling experience it once was! How was all of this nonsense not going to end up like this? It's a viral outbreak. Lockdowns do not stop them. The WHO right up until 2020 specifically insisted that it was not the right strategy; and yet here we are: the cities of the west reduced to zombie status by their own governments. Masks do one thing only: they signal to all that 'death is all around and ready to pounce'. In reality, 2020 has seen a death rate per capita that is middling. We have been bombarded daily by MSM figures which have traumatised people. Who would have bothered to know what the daily average death rate in the US is? In fact, some 7,800 people die in the US every day no matter what. Multiply that figure by the number of days since the first US covid death on Feb 29 2020. We have been fooled, scammed and we need now to stand up and get back to work and to play. If you prefer, just carry on wearing the trendy masks and make ready for totalitarian misery.
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  2758.  @CashJordan  Totalitarian misery is a lol for you?
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  2759. Falseness from head to toe.
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  2760. Succinct, clearly stated truth, cutting a swathe through the mainstream BS.
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  2761. Fancy that eh? Boris, Hancock and the gang are busying themselves tearing-down the economy that feeds us all, and people lose their enthusiasm for the demolition crew. So now what? We're supposed to turn to Keir Stürmer, member of the Trilateral Commission, architects of the globalism which is dictating to the aforesaid wreckers. You are to be slaves no matter what pathetic coloured rag you vote for.
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  2762. Biden for three years....War War. Trump within a month...Jaw Jaw. Who would Churchill have respected?
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  2763. The account of QE given here, seems to leave out a crucial part of its intended application. If the central bank/government are truly in the business of trying to right the economy, then it is not enough just to increase the supply of currency; in fact, if 'money printing' just stops there, then this can only damage the economy by bringing about the 'dilution' of its existing currency stock - 'inflation' as it is classically and more usefully defined. Just supplying more currency and leaving it to banks and borrowers to decide how that extra currency is employed, inevitably leads to spending in non-productive directions: people will treat themselves to that new car/holiday/house extension etc; and the prices for these and for every other consumer product are forced upwards. So the 'printing of money' is not only not enough, it is positively damaging. To gain anything from QE, the newly-invented currency must be made to increase production. This is done by controlling where credit can go and where it is not to be directed. The "QE" referred to in recent US and UK coverage is not the QE proposed by Professor Richard Werner. Hence it is much-maligned to the extent that it is regarded by the layman as a possible cause of the current turmoil. That cause originates elsewhere.
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  2764. Poor lass. RIP.
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  2765. Van - Ukraine is a nothing burger - Jones
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  2766. Govindraj You expect a business to bleed money? You seem confident that the lockdown that has caused all this will only last one year. That would mean a total lifting of lockdown and a return to former conditions, by mid March. That is not going to happen is it?
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  2767.  @robinbettencourtdagraca  "...a few months of closing" A year and counting, of being forced to trade at a loss. Your idea of business is a never-ending money tree. It is a very different concern.
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  2768. The 'poor and middle-class' voter has 'felt' excluded by our whole political elite, because they HAVE been excluded, wilfully and without regret, by our whole political elite.
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  2769. Standby for the fascist bullshit that is issued from Glasgow in November. Standby for climate lockdowns. The airline sector is for the WEF chop. The oiks will just have to stay at home. 'For the Greater Good'
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  2770. "Maritime Order" Yet another label for the UK/US pact.
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  2771. Let's do it.
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  2772. This is a public announcement from whoever the fuck is in charge of the shitshow anymore:  "Please busy yourself with thoughts of aliens who have travelled 8 billion light years just to mince around among a group of drab warships instead of doing anything worthwhile - just as super-intelligent aliens would likely do." Meanwhile, the Fed' will quietly get on with the job of putting the dollar down the toilet, impoverishing the working and middle classes so that they cannot resist the final solution takeover of every damned thing by the bankers. "Your pension is gone? Fuck you, it's ours now Your savings are being inflated to nothing? Fuck you, it's ours now The business you built up over many years is going bust because you can't pay anyone enough to get them off the stimmy teat? Fuck you, they're ours now."
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  2773. Which sociopath will the elite choose to inflict on the country?
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  2774. Wow, just three months before we voted to leave the EU.
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  2775. The small and medium businesses of the US, the UK and Europe, are on the menu. This whole pandemic has been massively inflated in the MSM so as to provide an excuse to keep these businesses estranged from their customers, thereby draining them gradually, of their ability and their will to return to trading. For weeks, the promise was that vaccines would come to the rescue. They've been here weeks now and somehow they are not doing any rescuing. We are now given the promise of a mid-April, tentative re-opening. We must surely by now realise that this will be purely temporary if it even happens at all - how many 'variants' and other hazards have we been warned of recently? This dreadful bludgeoning of the people by our own government, will not end until they have achieved their aim of reducing the population to a condition so desperate as to be unable to resist the imposition of the permanent loss of liberty in return for welfare payments.
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  2776.  @bryanjackson8917  You're seriously suggesting that these two figures are of the same character and find themselves confronted by the same situation? Seriously?
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  2777.  @turquoiseowl  Deep sarcasm I trust...?
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  2778.  @bryanjackson8917  To make that accusation of Putin, you would need to disregard, totally ignore, the relentless march made by NATO and the EU towards Russia's border, and the security issues that presents for Putin. Reverse the situation hypothetically: imagine the Russians were siting missiles and troops within striking distance of US shores - somewhere say, like Cuba? What would a US President be expected to do? But wait....not hypothetical at all is it?
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  2779. Krystal Brooks Who said otherwise?
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  2780. Everyone knew this was on its way. The economies of the world struck down by the common cold and cowardice.
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  2781. The will of the West? The people of the West have cottoned-on to the fact that the governments of the West are intent upon enslaving them. Who's going to fight for leaders who are traitors? This war is already over and the Russians just need to do some tidying up.
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  2782.  @Beyond_Belief534  Their brief is to provide information to the nation. Needs to be registered that they're choosing not to do that.
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  2783. Put another way: 'Could refusal to have the jab be used to justify lockdowns?'
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  2784. Many people are being paid £25 per week to have someone visit their home and test them for covid. How desperate are they to find 'cases'?
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  2785.  Consuelo Patagonia  The plan is extensive but as a starting point, if you are genuinely curious https://odysee.com/@QuantumRhinoQ:c/Thierry-Baudet-exposes-the-Rockefeller-Foundation-in-parliament:2
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  2786.  Consuelo Patagonia  The link I provided is of no use to you at all in this matter?
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  2787.  Consuelo Patagonia  I viewed it originally on youtube but it was taken down within the day. Basically, a session of the Dutch parliament; an MP has in his hand a document published in 2010 by the Rockefeller Foundation which is a fine detail playbook for what has happened in 2020: virus starts in China, they lock down, western governments follow suit. Lockdown is observed long term. The plan it is estimated is to take 13 years. This enables total reset of global economy. So many more sources/other players if you are interested.
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  2788.  Consuelo Patagonia  WEF and IMF, the Davos community are all fully on board. Klaus Schwab is central. "By 2030 you will own nothing, you will have no privacy, and you will be happy" The virus is now known to be laboratory-engineered so as to be transmissible between humans. All western governments have had their strategic positions occupied by globalist/marxist sympathisers for some time now - as such, the destruction of the west is manna from heaven. You must have heard their mantra, 'Build Back Better'? Pretty much code for communism.
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  2789.  Consuelo Patagonia  To follow up: just caught this today. Long video but well worth the watch. Ivor Cummins has been providing vital data throughout this past year and more. I hope this is useful.
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  2790. So the 'invasion' has been vastly overblown then? We could call it the Covid Offensive.
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  2791. If you are a politician with no scientific background, then your task is to select and assemble a number of people who can advise you. Why a professed conservative leader in such a position would pick so many communist malcontents to figure in that selection is something of a mystery.
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  2792. In a population of some 68 million, the figures cited here do not constitute a tragic number of deaths. Unless it is our aim to have everyone live until they are 120 years old.
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  2793. "...a coup succeeding next time" So there was a 'last time'?
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  2794. Alex K. Because it is fighting a far superior force.
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  2795.  @dontchastop  That's good of you.
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  2796. Robert Jones How not to mate. Please tell.
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  2797.  @zoolhert3535  On what do you base that assertion?
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  2798.  @robertjones8644  Well that is at least an improvement from your former comment. However, you assume that everyone else but you has just caved-in to the restrictions. That is not the case.
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  2799. Is there any party that we can just call 'right' these days?
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  2800. "Were they"?Lockdowns were and ARE still, massively effective. In just two years they have brought the economies of the West to their knees; they have destroyed the aviation industry; they have allowed governments to transform so many countries' citizens from being free as individuals, to the status of prisoners; they have given the power to force people into having experimental medications pumped into their bodies; they have caused untold misery and psychological damage, leading right up to suicide rates that are unprecedented. Anyone who thinks that the UK's temporary relief from the tyranny that is going on right across the globe, signals our saying goodbye to this dreadful crime, needs to take a look around. All of this has been enabled because so many lazy, weak, irresponsible people just did not show due diligence and do a little bit of research to find out that this has all been the most evil crime in history. It is still ongoing and will kill billions.
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  2801. The world being taken over by globalist fascists and these people want to prattle on about a fucking train track.
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  2802. Same psychological 'nudging' bullshit as we have been subjected to in the UK. These authorities are taking advantage of the better nature of the people; the guidance is taken as law. Personally, I have run out of better nature so I am an obnoxious little shit. I have never worn the doom mask because they don't do anything to stop viruses.
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  2803. Donnie One Sort out that apostrophe mate. If you're younger than 8 years old, I'm sorry for being horrid.
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  2804.  @donnieone2718  How would I lose money to Trump?
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  2805.  @donnieone2718  Gone quiet there mate. You OK?
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  2806.  @richardsanders4624  This bit of Britain wants war with no-one.
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  2807.  @TurinTuramber  And who goes to do the work that needs doing to get your beans on toast to you?
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  2808.  @TurinTuramber  And when stuff runs out after repeated and prolonged 'crises'?
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  2809. Yes, very puzzling isn't it? What with the economy doing so well and with wages so high, rents so low, credit so cheap? With the country being run by people who have vowed to just keep sending £££billions to fund war in places we can't pronounce? With a Labour Party doing its finest Tory impersonation by telling us at every verse-end that things must get worse so that things can improve? Yes why is it that people seem to be averse to letting go of what little money they are left by globalist tyranny?
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  2810. william wyllie If your idea of winning is having tens of thousands of men die in order to occupy a few fields here and there, then yep, Ukraine is winning.
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  2811. It is way past time that mention were made, an account given, as to how this conflict was brought about. Here we are, two years in and more; and we still have people screaming about 'unprovoked full scale attack"
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  2812. Like John Le Mesurier's scummy kid brother.
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  2813. The big top is a place of wonder. One troupe of clowns complete their act that has kept the audience thrilled. The next act will come along shortly. In-between we can watch the balloon show. Would be great if we could have multi-coloured balloons to provide that bit more entertainment.
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  2814. shawn stephens Superb mate. I've nicked that so you might see it around!
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  2815. Biden was President when this film was made. How's that 'Worst President' estimation going?
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  2816. Fuck me that's so original.
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  2817. jango Until it doesn't.
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  2818. Why do we need a vaccine for a virus to which the vast majority of people are not in danger? Already they are talking of 'freedom passports' and giving assurances that vaccines will not be compulsory but many venues might insist on visitors showing proof of vaccination. Extremely sinister.
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  2819. Is this what the British press has been reduced to? Everything is going tits-up for the NATO attack on Russia, and so this is all the news to report?
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  2820. We have a novel virus outbreak that, by most accounts is supposed to have killed over a million people, followed by lockdowns that will kill many more than that. This situation is spoken of as ' a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, to re-imagine and reset our world'. The mindset that views so much misery with such glee? Not a good look.
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  2821. Can psychopaths be narcissists also?
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  2822.  @remi_gio  Did you mean 'loser' but your lack of education let you down?
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  2823. Too many of us have now shown these fuckers that we are willing to be manipulated. This, what is being done to us all, is like nothing ever before. There is now no 'leaving us alone' Dr Peterson. They know they just need to push and push and enough will keel over. This is to get very much worse.
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  2824. KIT You tried twice and failed.
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  2825. You will be punished, further and further, until you accept fully digital payments and the abolition of cash. Then the real torture can begin.
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  2826.  @tjlift22  Whatever it wants - is sort of the point. But you knew that.
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  2827.  @zwanzikahatzel9296  I detect that note of sarcasm that I had not picked-up in your previous comment. It seems we are in accord.
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  2828. Are we still sure that we can generate enough electricity to feed the wholesale swap over to EVs?
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  2829. Interesting that The Spectator just keeps on backing the doom-narrative. Two years of failing to report on the plandemic and who did the planning. Total Spectator acquiescence throughout the entire lockdown process by which the economies that feed us are torn-down 'because covid'. At the same time, total failure to inform readers of the antics of the Bank of England and The Fed' etc; with their unprecedented dilution of respective currencies, so that wages, savings and pensions are in effect re-allocated in the biggest transfer of wealth in history. Now labelled 'borrowing and spending due to covid'. Borrowed from where? Borrowed in order to do what to a virus? - that turns out to be so lethal that our 95 year-old Queen cracks-on with it. And so the trolley rattles onto the next 'crisis'. Every word on the war in Ukraine is given as though the Russians are the unquestioned aggressors. Not a single mention of the relentless march by NATO and the EU right up to Russia's front door; building bases and siting missiles to the repeated reasoned protest from Putin. If we want unthinking propaganda we can simply go to the BBC. We want responsible, independent reporting on these crucial issues and it has been patently absent here at the Spectator, right from the inception of what increasingly identifies as our current period of concerted, global deceit. One can only place The Spectator as being firmly part of that deceit. For anyone interested in what is actually being played-out in Ukraine, here are a couple of links - one from a former US Army Colonel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6mw9U62ZJU ...and one from a senior US academic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnwRBH5jGvY
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  2830. Keir Starmer is a notable member of The Trilateral Commission, the wet dream of which is a totally subjugated populace. Founded in 1973 by David Rockefeller, whose Foundation is at the helm of our current lockdown sequence of events. https://odysee.com/@QuantumRhinoQ:c/Thierry-Baudet-exposes-the-Rockefeller-Foundation-in-parliament:2 Rod Liddle is way too kind and should have heeded his wife's warning. We are in the second year of the 13 year programme.
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  2831. lightweightben But it is not an either/or situation.
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  2832. Good man. Never been to NY but your spirit lets me know that you people will rise from this shitshow.
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  2833. Absolute bullshit. Masks do not stop viruses from spreading. They are however, really cheap advertising for the doom narrative. They're making this crap up.
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  2834.  @Davenport4230  Lord Ismay was a powerful representative of Great Britain who were and still are determined to remain in the global vanguard. They hate the Germans and the Russians for their audacity in trying to seize power for themselves. The US are, in terms of real power, basically the Brits abroad and so we should regard them as one.
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  2835. Gerald Excelente.
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  2836. The entire mindset of the business management of the western nations has been to shut down our means of producing consumer goods, so that China could be the provider. The whole movement towards a 'green' future has seen to it that western industry is hampered, even terminated, in the interests of reducing energy consumption; with never a mention of the fact that China is engaged in massively ramping-up its coal-fired electricity capacity. How has all of this been allowed?
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  2837. Simon Palmer Which experts?
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  2838. @Captain Blacktooth Some good stuff there, thanks. But your take on the EU? No tah.
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  2839. 100%
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  2840. Wow, thanks so much for this Rick. Great to see that one of my guitar heroes is as well, a great, down to earth character. Some great lines there, revealing of great experience, with a humour that evades jadedness. A true artist. On a sombre note: I'm same year as Steve, just a little older and, well, time's wingéd chariot and all that; the thought hits that we have been robbed of a full year of performances by this man - and so many others. We all must ask ourselves, 'how many times that year do I have left to get stuff done?' It must surely be so with all performers: musicians of all genres; actors; dancers; poets etc. Those just starting up also and trying to carve a place out in their chosen profession. What I'm getting round to asking is: why are there no voices of protest or at least questioning, regarding the continued death-grip that is being exerted on all public-space events and performances due to the lockdowns? I ask this question increasingly and yes, I'm assailed with screams of '.....denier'. I'm not denying anything, I'm challenging the veracity of lockdown as a solution. I'm just so puzzled as to how we can just carry on accepting this situation, especially when the science that purports to supply justification for our continued zombie, atomised existence, is debatable. Sorry to respond to such a great interview in this manner, but as the band said way back there: 'something better change'.
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  2841. Fancy that eh? A war in which missiles are used. What's it coming to?
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  2842. How's it going this morning in 'Orange Man Bad' world this morning you folks? You get the feeling he might just have had your pants down? Funny as fuck.
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  2843. Super! Is the research going to lead to an end of the scamdemic just like the 'vaccines' were going to do but didn't?
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  2844. CGI gets better by the day. Fake as Fuck.
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  2845. Every point is spot-on. How come there are not more sports people who can see through the crap?
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  2846. barracuda Are you a Scot?
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  2847. Again with the 'for the greater good' bind. Truth of it is, all of this scamdemic is in place for the good of the greatly rich. The very concept of individual aspiration is anathema to their drive for the authoritarian collectivism that will increase how much they collect.
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  2848. Well now that the economies that support Western Civilisation, have been brought to their knees; when those peoples have been bombarded by the MSM for some twenty months, into a state of mass psychosis; they need a new crisis to keep them pinned-down, as the middle-ranking virus that was billed as ebola, is losing its grip. Meanwhile, China cracks on with ramping-up its coal-fired energy production on a weekly basis. Altogether now with Greta: "What do we want?" "Baaaaaaaah" "When do we want it?" "Baaaaaah"
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  2849. The sarcasm levels are increasingly the star. In fact it seems as if this might be a reflection of - nay, a reliable indicator of - the extent to which everything is being turned to ratshit in the world.
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  2850. Wow, what a treat! Two bloody hard blokes, God bless. This has to be very early 70s I would have thought - four pints for a quid and all that? The crappy film quality and that dreadful song just add to the nostalgia for me.
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  2851. Not a basketball fan myself, so I only have a vague grasp of the terms; but was this one of those slam-dunk thingies?
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  2852. Well done, great to see. More people needed!
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  2853. Modern Monetary Theory is just one more way of destroying the economy so that it can be.....ahem......'re-imagined'.
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  2854. "Economics is not alchemy" is an oddly chosen title for a video that then goes on to assert that governments can print as much "money" (actually, currency) as they like, out of nothing. They can of course do that very thing, courtesy of the fiat system that is the very embodiment of the belief that gold can be brought out of wishes. Governments have created greater volumes of their respective currencies out of thin air, and will do it some more as they see fit. However, the operation does not stop there; the consequences of such conjuring acts, are that the currencies are diluted - denuded in their buying power; and the ability to buy what we need is all we actually want from our use of money. The fiat system might be got-up to look nice and shiny but it is fools' gold.
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  2855.  @markjames2909  Keep munching mate.
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  2856. Again with the figures (from the mask-loving one) that are nothing to get worked up about Today is day 492 since the first covid death in the UK. The all-cause average death rate in UK is approx' 1600 1600 x 492 = 787200 There are four years since 1990, when records were first compiled in their current form at ONS, during which a higher percentage of the England/Wales population died of all causes, than were recorded in 2020. Why no masks in those years? No schools closed, no travel restrictions, no closure of pubs and restaurants, no closure of shops, no enforced working from home, no furlough, no psychological manipulation by carefully selected communists at SAGE and no hectoring for people to receive experimental injections. Lastly, the scientific evidence is clear and well established that the masks worn by the public do not stop viral transmission.
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  2857. Sally Wallwin The difficulties are looming on the BBC News and in MSM. Covid's not all it's portrayed as by them. I've had it, wife's had it, sister had it and her husband. All in early 60s not particuarly fit either. Worst symptoms were one had cold for a week and my Mrs lost her taste and smell for 2/3 weeks. Both bloke no symptoms at all. So there. Stop listening to so much scare-mongering. It'll make you ill.
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  2858.  @AndyLouis2506  These idiots are all obsessed with death and all so self-centred. They are beholden to the idea that we can stop old people dying by destroying the lives of young people.
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  2859.  @christineweir-ewing7452  Yes, and there's the thing: the PCR test is what's being used to scare people. Being used to accrue 'cases' even though it's been totally discredited by its creator. Colds are a coronavirus. So how many 'cases' of cold should we be destroying the economy to avoid?
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  2860. Vote socialist, get communism. Enjoy.
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  2861. Never mind love, in just over eight years time we will all, according to the Davos set, of which your darling party leader is a part, "own nothing, have no privacy, and you will be happy".
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  2862. More NWO bullshit. This virus is a middle-ranking corona virus. We need to get back to work and dispense with this nonsense so that we can earn enough money to pay the taxes that buy our social services. Or make ready for the hunger and misery that is communism. Your call.
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  2863. Desperately needed commentary here on this truly frightening situation and the appalling lack of gravity given to it in the MSM coverage. Just lost me on the mention, "...warferendum of FBPE"? Have I heard that right and if so what do these labels refer to?
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  2864.  David Ward  Yeah keep on saying it. Where's this next wave coming from?
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  2865.  David Ward  You're struggling mate and that struggle will increase with each day that you try deny the nature of viral spread and eventual immunity.
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  2866.  David Ward  'Trolling' - offering argument.
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  2867.  David Ward  What rant? You want to carry on the catastrophe experiment of lockdown. I want to do it the way it's always been done. You will lose.
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  2868. "A vaccine...more effective than we could have hoped." So why are masks still mandated? Why isn't everything open again and the 'Victory over the pandemic' parties arranged? Because he's talking bollocks that's why.
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  2869. Mobile speed bumps
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  2870. 1. They're not 'vaccines'. They don't do what vaccines do. 2. We've always had a way to manage viral outbreaks; it's called natural herd immunity.
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  2871. Amateur social engineer at work.
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  2872. Trump has reportedly re-instated the supply of intelligence to Ukraine forces. This means they can carry on doing what they did previously: lose.
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  2873. Jon Average The Great Reset. To 'Build Back Better' they must first knock the existing economy to the ground. Sound too fanciful? Just watch what's coming. We are ruled by sociopaths.
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  2874.  @idonthavealoginname  They're politicians, that's what they do.
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  2875.  @Vroomfondle1066  Britain has had a central bank since 1694. Are you trying to make the case that the period since then has been one of financial stability, and that there have been no crises due to its operation? Imperialism? There has been no British Empire and there is no US Empire?
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  2876.  @miahr3  Increasingly, fiat currencies are failing to work. Based on a trust that we are learning is ill-founded. Fiat is in its death-throes.
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  2877.  @richyphillips  In your opinion, is there such a thing as taxpayers' money?
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  2878. As long as these muppets are wearing masks we know we are fucked.
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  2879. Paper straws suck.
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  2880. Dear Mr DeSantis I am in terminally locked down UK. I would like to claim asylum from my government's abuse. Can you help please?
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  2881. Entering? We've been on the receiving end of economic aggression since 2008.
    1
  2882. Woke Billy up there at the beginning. Please - a little softer.
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  2883. "...what the Ukrainians are planning to do here..." Well, recent reports state that Kiev city authorities are planning a huge cemetery to house 400,000 plots. How does that sit with the repeated claims here that the Russians are being ground down?
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  2884. We should be getting the vaccine available just in time for the next viral release from somewhere in China.
    1
  2885. Wake up people. No need for any of this unless the aim is to kill businesses. Why? Welcome to Planet Blackrock.
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  2886. One simple act from NATO would avert all this so that everyone can go home. Stop advancing eastward.
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  2887. Whoever that interviewer is, he shows that level of mid-wittedness that is all too typical of those who do his job. His whole framework is just tacked-together from the hand-outs from Memetics Central. In the general sense: his 'rewarding invasion' line of thought can only be upheld by those who refuse to look into events prior to February 2022 - not weeks, but decades. In the particular sense: the recent Oreshnik strike on Dnipro, he interprets in knee-jerk fashion, as being a nuclear threat; it is way more significant than that.
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  2888. Deaths are plummeting because that's what happens when a virus has been with us for a while. It's called herd immunity. Nothing to do with vaccines.
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  2889. We need to think about the possibility that the US Gov' will confiscate Heresy Financial.
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  2890. "People are scared...they're kind of feeling their way" Scared of what? Thirty somethings all edgy after two years, wringing their hands over a virus that the 95 year old Queen batted off in a couple of days? How miraculous are the 'vaccines' that leave these people scared? What is wrong with you people? "Great cities have survived far worse than this...". "It's just silly to think that an event like covid would take London to its knees" Never have great cities been faced with the events of the last two years. For the first time ever, those charged with looking after the interests of the public, have chosen instead to throw in their lot with the scheme to destroy the economy that feeds us all. 'Covid' was never capable of taking London to its knees - the criminal lockdowns floored it. Businesses were prohibited from opening their doors to customers for extended periods. When they were allowed to re-open, we had the ridiculous pantomime of barcodes and the taking of people's temperature as they strolled in for a pint or a coffee "..put your mask on until you are seated" and all that utter bollocks. Now two years in...'people are scared'. Pathetic bedwetters. Over that whole period, in the background, the Bank of England has been playing its part of debasing the pound so that people's wages, savings and pensions are taken away from them by the stealthiest tax: the money printing and inflation. Never a word of this in the Spectator. Why? The 'cost of living' is not going up. The pound is going down. Why does the Spectator never delve into this, the biggest transfer of wealth in history?
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  2891. Covid is accelerating nothing. Lockdown is accelerating class-divide.
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  2892. Rachel Too late - the PM's already been bought!
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  2893. Really good that the Spectator has a war to focus on, now that the wheels have fallen off the plandemic cart.  Heaven forbid that peace and normality should break-out before the wholesale destruction of the dollar and all its dependent currencies is completed; whole populations made into paupers. What a drear task that would be for the Spectator writers, having to actually get round to telling their readers of their newly designated status.
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  2894. The woke quota system that the film industry is made to please, with all its hoops and hurdles, is damaging enough in that it is time consuming. Every hour spent on the mountain of form-filling is an hour spent not creating quality film. What's worse is that this same engineered wastefulness of time is inflicted on increasing areas of production. Failure and substandardism by decree.
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  2895.  @christopherdavis4135  Very much so.
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  2896. The CCP played their part no doubt, but the lockdown scam was initiated and is kept in place to this day, by the people who have for years been salivating over the chance to tear-down western free enterprise with its pesky ideas of individual rights and self determination. That demolition is the essential precursor of course, to the desire they expressed - from a revealingly early stage in our three week collective effort to,...(ahem)......'flatten the curve': to 'Build Back Better'.
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  2897. Austria have now locked people in their own homes if they are not jabbed. Plans being made now for ALL people in Austria to be jabbed by force, before Christmas. All for a middle-ranking viral outbreak that has a survival rate of 99.98%
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  2898. What madness was it that entertained the thought that Russia, with its huge manpower superiority, would need to take any troops from Donbas to stop and destroy the incursion?
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  2899. Standard issue Guardian, bigoted incoherence.
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  2900. That Jesus stuff is just so funny.
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  2901. Poverty is poverty. If I have little money then I am in poverty. If I have lots of income, then I am clear of poverty. There is no such thing as "energy poverty" or "child poverty" or "food poverty". It's a matter of two things: the availibility of funds; and priority. Anyone who simply has no funds is poor and that's the baseline - their children are poor and they can't afford to pay energy bills or buy enough food. Others who do have sufficient income, will be clear of poverty because they have enough to cover their bills. However, others in that income bracket will, through making poor decisions, voluntarily put themselves in the position of not being able to fund basic necessities because they have chosen to use those funds to purchase other things. It is possible to elect to join the ranks of the 'food poor' by choosing to be a member of the 'holiday/clothing/jewellery/cosmetic surgery/latest iPhone rich' The point being that language is being used to categorise poverty into different forms. By this, the case is made that there is some kind of powerlessness in managing one's own finances. Once such a state is accepted, then the follow-on is that one requires 'assistance' - and that comes in the form of state handout. The socialist mindset is stirred-in to our everyday life.
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  2902. Once again, thank you for your translation for lazy English speakers like me.
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  2903. If it isn't crippling the country, then these people are not carrying out their duties to the full.
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  2904. Jay M "...und you vill be happy"
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  2905. I disagree. I think she's just a hate-filled bitch.
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  2906. Royal bone saw? Eeeeeeesh! Seriously though, we have to ask: why is all this being done, and how come so many people just casually assume it will happen and is the way of the future, just because 'they' are doing it?
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  2907.  1990skelly  Idiots why?
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  2908. Typical beaurocratic bullshitter to the last.
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  2909. The protection of American allies is actually not always in the American interest. Germany and wider Europe are regarded as American allies, but when Biden carried out his promise to snuff Nordstream, it was done in American interest at the expense of Europe. Consequently, the powerhouse of Europe has suffered greatly, with German companies crippled by the soaring cost of alternative energy sources from who else but....the US. Regarding the basic premise punted here, that Russia is set upon global conquest and a return to the 'Soviet Empire' - on what evidence is this based? How is it considered appropriate that NATO should rock-up to the Russian border, setting up military infrastructure that is clearly designed to be forward attack bases directed at Russia; when nothing of the sort would be tolerated anywhere near US territory? Why should Russia not have its equivalent of the Monroe Doctrine?
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  2910.  @ceoatcrystalsoft4942  I'm referring to the criminal lockdown. Your comment seems to be directed elsewhere.
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  2911. Just one more bon viveur, dispensing mal vivant to the masses.
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  2912. John Paterson Refresh the screen.
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  2913. 'Abandoning'? Why should young people, under all the pressures that I never had when I was young, pay for old people to watch telly?
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  2914.  @squirrelnutkin6094  I don't watch TV so a subsidy for watching TV is not something I am interested in.
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  2915. It's often said that the human brain is the most sophisticated organism in the universe. How come it gets taken in by such barely disguised bullshit?
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  2916. "...if you don't get a vaccine and you wind up in intensive care..." Here should have been the link to a Doctor in Belgium, reporting the situation in his ICU: 100% of the patients were fully vaccinated. Youtube decided that's not the kind of information they want people to hear.
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  2917. Marvellous interviews. Awful logo typography. This poor man has had really bad fortune. Escaped from a horror scene only to find himself in the West Midlands.
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  2918. M S A spade is a horticultural excavation implement.
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  2919.  @walkietalkie1511  Which truth are we referring to?
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  2920.  @moominberries  Many thanks.
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  2921. scott bscop General idea seems to be that the middle man is cut out of the beef trade and we all eat grass.
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  2922. Have 'Vans Without Borders' got any plans to take aid to the people of Donetsk city who are taking indiscriminate missile attacks every day, killing civilians? This is a city, supposedly in Ukraine, being targeted by Zelensky's forces.
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  2923.  @leepunko9630  Pushing at an open door mate.
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  2924. The United States of America is being brought down by the people who right now occupy the executive positions of power, using a middle-ranking and waning virus as cover. Just look at this situation: does any of this still make sense to you?
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  2925. Correct: it's not rocket science. It's not any kind of science. It's the theft of our liberty and eventually, of our wealth and our privacy.
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  2926. Fear, fear, fear. Any lie will do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tAYXQPWdC0
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  2927.  @bidnow2946  I'm here to keep an eye on the people who are destroying our means of survival. What's your bag?
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  2928. Lessons for the Royal Navy: don't mess with the big boy.
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  2929. Kiev's 'decision-making centres': Washington and Bonn.
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  2930. Heatwave - along with demonic thumbnail graphic and United Nations fear-sheet info'- settles upon souther Europe during the height of summer! Whatever next?
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  2931. Beatles0223 Because they don't stay kids long. Always the need for a new generation. For when you and I die.
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  2932. Still, after three years of the plandemic, with the world's populations having developed natural immunity, and with almost all the world now returned to international travel with minimal fuss; no-one can enter the land of the free, by normal commercial travel, without being jabbed with experimental drugs. Getting to look embarrassing.
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  2933. '...a background of cases which have been rising pretty quickly...' So, that same casedemic bollocks that is tearing down the UK economy as well. Just for the record: Oct 8...1 death Oct7...5 Oct6...1 Oct5...0 Oct4...0 Oct3...9 Oct2...n/a Oct1...2 Sep30...1 Sep29...1 Sep28...0 Sep27...0 Sep26...5 Sep25...0 Sep24...3 Who is paying Holohan? Why is Holohan not conversant in the well known path that is taken by viral infections?
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  2934. "..we really have broken that link [between infections and deaths] in every way". Naturally derived human immunity has by now had the effect that more and more people are simply not susceptible to the virus. Why do people keep on thanking the dodgy jabs for this?
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  2935.  @NeilMcCoyWard  I can help you there mate. I'll look after it for you. Watsap me on.........lol!
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  2936.  @Brian-om2hh  You're a fucking genius aren't you?
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  2937. I wish I could sleep as soundly as Billy in these troubled times.
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  2938. And that, Ladies and Gentlemen, is how you get billions of people to inject an experimental medication into their bodies without so much as a single question.
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  2939. Keep getting those boosters Rod!
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  2940. Enjoy the brief period of respite. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  2941. Darren So how did Iraqi freedom get on then? Along with all the other operations? All they did was make money for the arms industry.
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  2942. Take a look at what a true American had to say about all this years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-alxZvUCS8 This man also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4
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  2943. The title suggests a glimmer of light: a hope that at last the BBC might have decided to relent from its constant propaganda, pro-lockdown stance that it has held since March. Unfortunately, all that changes here is the propaganda is made more subtle to try reign-in the growing number of people who have identified the futility of lockdown. Still in this, there is that same adherence to the 'social distancing' fetish. We must it seems stop the virus spreading. In truth, the build up of the community immune level is carried out by the very acts of social interaction. In truth, the BBC cannot abide anything that strays from the 'Covid as plague' narrative. One constant with the BBC here though: not one mention of the economic damage caused by lockdown.
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  2944. It's done mate. Move on.
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  2945. They're not blackouts, they're outages of colour.
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  2946. "Embarked personnel"? And what about the crew?
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  2947. Compelling and eloquent analysis of what is being done to us.
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  2948. It's scrapped. Until it's not.
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  2949. Net Zero. Covid Zero. Welcome to Planet Nothing.
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  2950. It's staggering to see that anyone at all has voted for a government that is doing what is so visibly and wilfully damaging to the American people.
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  2951. That broken femur that took eighteen months to heal, leaving a slight limp and pain in winter. You can shove that strength right up there.
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  2952.  @roywall8169  650 MPs. I've heard two of them speak up against lockdowns with any effectiveness. Where do we go from here?
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  2953.  @roywall8169  Yeah right. All sorted then.
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  2954. You think you know.
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  2955. Thanks for the mention of how that dreadful phrase "fuel poverty" is being used in the MSM. Which fuel? Is it possible to be unable to pay an electric bill while still topping up the 6 cylinder 4x4? While still taking 3 long-haul holidays per year? While still eating-out 3 times a week? Poverty is poverty.
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  2956. What is The Telegraph playing at? It is clear to anyone who looks at the wider reports of the situation - and has been now for some months - that any push against the massively dug-in, well-prepared Russian positions is hopeless and cannot work; especially since the Ukrainians have no air cover. Why are the various commentators here, happy to keep urging men to their deaths? Repeated futile attacks have resulted in catastrophic losses that are never mentioned. By this, the Ukrainians have been drained of manpower to such an extent that their higher military and political command are now saying it in the public domain. So why is this murderous narrative being carried-on here?
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  2957. Main takeaway: gold standard works great in peace time but doesn't perform in wars. Now let's see - how might we get around this one?
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  2958. Alternative to what? There is no alternative. You either sit tight for over a year, while the government shuts down all venues, and shut up; or you get out there and complain and protest like fuck (like you did for every other injustice) about the fact that there is no need to kill all of our economy and society for the sake of a middle ranking viral outbreak that has already passed. Honestly, you 'creative types' - you turned out to be all wind and piss.
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  2959. Russia is doing a lot better than the MSM would have you believe.
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  2960. Vote for me - I'm a total airhead.
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  2961. Nick Malone You have seen this level of inflation in the past. The nature of our current inflation is unlike anything the world has seen; in that it is so widespread and so purposely created.
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  2962.  @nickmalone3143  Indeed: all by design.
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  2963.  @M2Mil7er  Why does it not matter to you, that adults are in poverty?
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  2964. Should be good for crude. Kerching!
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  2965. The White House spokeswoman "doesn't want to get into any politics"? What was she expecting to do in that job? A little car repair maybe? Gardening? Watercolour painting?
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  2966. A really effective way to 'fragment the Western alliance', would be for one of the members of that alliance to blow-up the pipeline that supplies another member with the gas its economy needs to survive. That should do a bit of fragmentation.
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  2967. cate At present we can use digital or cash, but nothing is centralised - that's the crucial word: 'central'. If cash were to be abolished, then most would not be OK with what would then be available to the authorities.
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  2968. @ Yes to both your questions, but they are not really much to do with what is at issue with CBDCs. We are facing a truly massive change in the way things can be paid for. Right now, you can buy what you like, where you like and from whom you like in whatever quantity you like, as long as you have the money. With CBDCs, much of that decision-making is in the hands of government. A word to describe this is 'slavery'.
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  2969. Bills reducing bills.
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  2970. I recommend watching darts. Not the slightest drop of testosterone.
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  2971. "Lockdowns do one thing only: they make poor people poorer." Not my words, the World Health Organisation's.
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  2972. 'Remaining covid rules'? You mean the ones that are still strangling all small/medium businesses? Those ones? Funny that people should be so pedantic eh?
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  2973. Sign the Great Barrington Declaration.
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  2974. Mark, you speak towards the end here, of how to escape the new system by buying tangible assets. Surely, those who put CBDC in place, will have as their main objective, the prohibition of any moves to rebuild something which is by its nature, in direct opposition to, and in competition with its aims? Surely the buying of gold and silver for instance, would be banned?
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  2975.  @1MarkMoss  Thanks. I certainly hope that sound money will not be snuffed out. Thanks also for your stream of info' on all this stuff. Thanks in part to all that, I'm not quite the naive that I was and I'm a lot 'better placed' now for the coming roller coaster ride!
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  2976. The common cold rises in winter. Who knew?
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  2977. mRNA injections are not vaccines.
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  2978. Mrs Doubtfire lives!
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  2979. 10 years for doing what the police were too busy to be arsed with.
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  2980. Fucksake sell that camera
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  2981. @ロクアンドロールしかないでも好きだ The 'good guys' got old so long ago that they allowed the Neocons to pose in their uniform. We can all see that happening each day.
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  2982.  @kennymorrison7227  Really pulling the stops out with the literary skills there Kenny.
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  2983. Figure just stated for UK deaths, by ITV News, is 786.
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  2984. Whoopi Goldberg's "...no, no, no, they haven't" is only a part of her stance. "...nor can we ever let this be reconciled" is her central, unstated tenet.
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  2985. Please show us more footage to include the dropped jaws of all those idiots who have beaten the war drum for three years.
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  2986. We are still in lockdown. Our economy remains massively hampered by the restrictions put on them by executive orders which are fully in force. So many comments here and elsewhere, to the effect that there has to be some kind of Nuremberg hearing which would hold to account those people who have been instrumental in the infliction of so much damage. Why would those people have the slightest intention of easing off at this point before our economy and society have been fully destroyed; knowing full well that any return to our former freedoms would bring them dire consequences? Stand by for much more of what we have experienced in the past year. Boris is already preparing us with his latest 'Indian variant' nonsense.
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  2987. The people putting themselves forward for positions of power seem to be, overwhelmingly, shitweasels.
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  2988. How many versions of remain would have been discussed, had the referendum gone that way?
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  2989. Why is this man wearing a mask?
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  2990.  @logitech4873  Oh, that old bollocks. So he can spread a virus to a car.
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  2991.  @logitech4873  The camera and sound crew are more than 2 metres away. Anyway, how is a mask that is not designed to stop viral spread, going to stop viral spread?
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  2992.  @logitech4873  The whole of the scientific findings were unanimous prior to June 2020, that masks were innefective in stopping viral spread. That's why it says that on the box. I care because mask-wearing is a central means of advertising that we are all in imminent danger from our neighbours. We're not. It'a all a damned lie, like so much else the bovines believe.
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  2993.  @logitech4873  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFnUGSr3fw0 The most used phrase during 2020: 'conspiracy theory'. Because conspiracies don't exist.
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  2994.  @logitech4873  Masks stop no viral spread. That's why the manufacturers state that clearly on the box.
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  2995.  @logitech4873  The studies that find masks ineffective all date prior to Jun 2020. Any google search prior to that date found unanimously to that end. Mysteriously since that date we find studies which affirm masks are effective. Go figure.
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  2996.  @logitech4873  See my comment on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nRBia0gpoo
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  2997.  @logitech4873  You didn't bother with the clip then?
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  2998.  @logitech4873  Well, as I've explained, the google search has had a bit of a job done on it such that it is now festooned with 'new research' and the stuff prior to June 2020 seems to have been disappeared. That's why I directed you to the Ivor Cummins clip which does have science-based research within. But if you're too sniffy to give credit just because something's on Youtube, then that's not new.
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  2999.  @logitech4873  I'm standing here with the truth. You are the one dragging stuff out.
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  3000.  @logitech4873  In the clips I linked. Hello?
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  3001.  @logitech4873  I'm happy to assert, as Dr Fauci and the UK government spokespersons did, that masks do not effectively restrain viral spread.
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  3002.  @logitech4873  They got swept away in June 2020. I wonder why? And by whom?
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  3003.  @logitech4873  "Conspiracy theory". The laziest, most popular phrase of 2020. For some reason.
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  3004.  @joycejnn  Thank you. I'm livid with both the NHS and everyone at the Spectator. They've sat by for two years knowing what all this is about.
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  3005. Rising C level executives?
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  3006. A further ironic twist to this horrendous event: Usman Khan stabbed those people at a meeting in Fishmongers' Hall. The meeting was held to recognise and celebrate the achievements of people involved in the rehabilitation of offenders. Khan was one of those offenders and the two people he stabbed and murdered were part of a Cambridge University programme working to aid the rehabilitation process. One of those murdered was Jack Merritt, whose Father made a statement saying that his Son would not want his death to be used to cause division and hatred. And yes, there are another 74 people with similar records to Khan, walking the streets of the UK.
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  3007. Plan B is coming. Vaccine passports are coming. Let's just go along with it for the greater good!
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  3008. Until such time is reached whereby small/medium businesses cannot survive their tapering, they will not taper. As soon as we reach the stage at which the consequences of tapering will kill off that whole sector, they will taper. Right now, they are the hawk which has its prey in its clutches and is sat patiently looking down occasionally to see how much energy is left. Kill time soon.
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  3009. Grant Harding The Fed's printing is not going to 'save the dollar'. How could it do that?
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  3010. This is like a spoof of a mainstream news channel. Her over the top delivery, and his just complete nonsense makes this actually quite funny, despite the gravity of the subject matter.
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  3011. These people who speak up for the mooted UBI: it's anticipated at GBP1500 per month; how long do they think it will remain at that level once the proles are captured?
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  3012.  @therealrobertbirchall  Same charge. All about us is an instability that looks increasingly to be not a glitch, rather a feature of, and utilised by, administrations of either stripe.
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  3013.  @blackbulldog4897  Could you inform as to the 'modern' bit of MMT? Modern as in, not been tried previously?
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  3014. The man at 3:08. How prescient.
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  3015. Paul Munro Did you have a choice last time?
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  3016. 'Digital fiat'? So my hard-earned is still at the mercy of politicians and bankers, but I just get to think I'm not gonna get shafted 'because blockchain or something'?
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  3017. The jab does not minimise infection or transmission. Not one bit. Therefore the 'vaccine passport' is a total logical nonsense.
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  3018. What's on the table is the British public. They're about to be carved-up by psychopaths such as this man.
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  3019. The unreal estate is here, courtesy of a middle-ranking viral outbreak, the human tendency to comply and some well-placed malcontents.
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  3020. The real point by this time is that we now have been treated to so many displays of such bare-faced deception which then result in..........nothing. No apologies, no sackings and no follow-up from the media; so that we have become emasculated. The former belief we had, that political figures could be held to account, has been swept away, the opportunity to redress is gone. This is our introductory phase to our totalitarian future.
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  3021. It's a scam: the bathroom has no bath.
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  3022.  No Secrets  How do you mean "you're holidays"? What holidays?
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  3023. Jen Psaki isn't getting any.
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  3024. Most of the 'audience' when the House of Commons is in session, are not baying. They're ebaying. Picking up more bondage gear.
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  3025. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1Bn0DuDoFo
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  3026. I get it if the people had to leave in a rush, but......pups inside and mum locked-out? What the actual?
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  3027. "The Ukrainian military says...". You see, there's a bit of a problem from that point.
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  3028. STAY SCARED STAY SCARED STAY SCARED. DO WHAT THE AUTHORITIES TELL YOU, FOR YOUR OWN GOOD. QUESTION NOTHING. ACCEPT EVERYTHING.
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  3029. What amazed me way before all this business, is how Anheuser-Busch managed to get so many people to drink that horse-piss.
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  3030. Perhaps the gloom ascribed to older people is due to the fact that they feel they have failed their children and grandchildren in handing them a Britain that is in such a poor state, governed by alternate shades of a globalist uniparty?
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  3031. Plus, they're communists.
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  3032. Western leaders have shown themselves to be a complete bunch of cnuts.
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  3033. Scamdemic. Officially and obviously. End this madness now.
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  3034.  @CCTV-rf4rn  Could you elucidate please?
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  3035. "Suspected attack". Who knows, it might turn out that his foot got caught on the accelerator just as his steering failed.
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  3036. Europe gave up on religion a long time ago. To what are their 'prayers' directed?
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  3037. The Fed' knows precisely what it is doing. Hugh Hendry doesn't know what the Fed' is doing.
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  3038. Inflation is way higher than the narrative would have us believe. It will be kept in place as it is, until the working and middle-class have been stripped of any wealth they have stored. The 'pandemic' such as it was, was never the cause of any economic downturn - it was simply not capable of damaging economic activity. The ineffective and thus totally unnecessary lockdowns put in place by governments did all that. The 'second wave' and now the Ukraine war are convenient stages by which hardship is made to appear unavoidable and permanent. We are only in year three of the thirteen-year plan.
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  3039. I've phoned repeatedly to talkRADIO asking to speak about the composition of SAGE and its communist element. Still waiting for the call back. I've phoned talkRADIO suggesting they have a 'deathometer' in background to register the jobs lost, the businesses folding due to the lockdown. No response.
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  3040. No mention of the way that so much of that '100,000 grim statistic' is made up of people who actually died of other causes. No attention whatsoever given to the fact that businesses are being killed off permanently with every day of the criminal and totally needless lockdown. No actual reporting done at the Spectator to question the covid/lockdown/vaccine-is-all narrative.
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  3041. "...stick with the narrative, mentality"? Which narrative?
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  3042. Variant Schmariant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtOu7jx3snQ
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  3043. NATO has for years, advanced further eastward when it gave guarantees it would not. Russia now finds itself with NATO missiles and bases on its doorstep; and Putin is cast here as the expansionist and the aggressor? We're seriously thinking of going to war with Russia over this? A war that would have to become nuclear? A nuclear war for which Russia's land mass provides safe haven and our tiny island would be made a polished cinder? People need to shake themselves out of this dreadful sleep-walk into oblivion.
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  3044.  @omorto83  All the restrictions which hamper the ability of small/medium businesses to make money will be kept in place. That's what all this is about.
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  3045. Another bunch of anti-capitalists pass judgement and goes what? Yep, they would like to keep the lockdowns in place which are destroying capitalist economies.
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  3046. CNN estimates that as many as 500 people were at the Perth protest.
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  3047. There is no 'had to take that precaution'. Just don't comply. Or just keep complying in the hope that these people will turn out to be telling the truth.
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  3048. Yet again, top-shelf information made easy for even me to understand. Thanks.
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  3049. When someone proposes to shove a new mRNA treatment in my arm, that is using people as a virtual beta testing site, and when so many people have died and suffered bad side effects, and when the long term effects can simply not be known yet; then yes, I'm selfish. 100% about me. Fuck off.
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  3050. Don't we call it furlough? For now at least.
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  3051. So many people will be fooled into thinking this is crypto. Just why is there a 'Bitcoin' featured on the thumbnail? The central banks don't want to lose their grip on the fiat ponzi scheme so what do they come up with? The digital fiat that is so much worse.
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  3052. Sorry to hear of this great player's passing. Top shelf indeed.
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  3053. The doddery buffoon thing is perhaps being a bit overplayed here. Yes he is old and failing, but it's clear that he's playing the part of someone who now needs to be replaced. Komrad Kamala is now very impatient; she wants to be the one credited with bringing full-on socialism the the USA.
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  3054. 'White supremacist hooligans'? Does this fool expect to win people over with this crap?
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  3055. More civility and friendliness than Ye Olde England where I live. The Covid/lockdown scam is turning England into zombie land. It'll get you though soon if you don't ditch those masks.
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  3056. Next up is the plague of locusts. Gotta keep that lockdown mentality bedding in to the sheep.
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  3057.  @samfkt  It would mean the end for us all.
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  3058. Sit by while socialists gain seats of power, get socialism.
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  3059. P L A N D E M I C
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  3060.  @ianhawthorne4609  His only mistake was in not sticking to it and going for herd immunity.
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  3061. I would go so far as to say that this whole medical scam could not have been perpetrated without the imposition of masks and its widespread adoption. The mask is the ubiquitous badge of the doom narrative that hold all of this nonsense together. The signalling of mutual danger bolsters the fear daily in those who, in their weakness, have fallen for the MSM's idiotic assurance that a microscopic airborne virus cannot pass in millions, through the hole each side of the nose you could put a finger through. Alongside this, we see massive coercion in the mass 'vaccination' programme; which was dangled for months as the beacon of hope, and which now, when all the vulnerable have been treated, turns out to be nothing but a way of the pharma giants to make money from the peculiar, sudden malfunction of our natural immune system after millions of years. We are only in year 2 of many (13 is the estimation given by the Rockefeller Foundation in its 2010 outline of events) years during which our young people's future is turned into socialist slavery at the behest of a tight coterie who are motivated by an insatiable greed for power. Masks and jabs are membership cards for those who are aiding this criminal power grab. Are you still wearing the mask, Mr Oliver? To show compassion?
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  3062. Tolte What the American people just got is the chance to be freed from the endless war aims of the Neocons. Chin up.
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  3063. In what way do either Russia or China threaten you, do you think? How many Russian or Chinese military bases are there spread across the globe? How many has the US?
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  3064. Well done. Only thing to do to a bully is bully them back.
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  3065. Please, no 'the HMS Anyship' just 'HMS Anyship'. 'The Her Majesty's Ship' is just wrong.
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  3066. Now that's how you hold an inquiry. If only the other recent 'inquiry' had done its job to the same standard.
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  3067. So that's where so much of Cameron's bullshit originated.
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  3068. Bell end.
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  3069. Great analysis once again. Hope the cold clears up soon.
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  3070. Yes, all sane people know by now that this is about control. What we need further to ask is: who is steering this and what is their end-game? My take is that Greg Mannarino knows his stuff, in that Central Banks across the globe are fully committed to destroying the global economy in order to have everything and therefore everyone in their grasp. He's not on his own in having gleaned this, but his is the most succinct and constant expression of what is going on.
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  3071. And there we have it: The So be it Union.
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  3072. Rates will rise only when the situation is beyond damage limitation. The last thing the BIS and all of its Generals want, is a job only half done.
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  3073. Having all the money in the world is one thing. Having all tomorrow's money is that better thing.
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  3074.  @freespirit4706  No.
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  3075.  @JaEDLanc  No.
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  3076.  @JaEDLanc  I didn't give an English lesson, nor am I trolling. I merely, politely and light-heartedly pointed-out a mistake. Were you/are you aware of the mistake?
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  3077. Close that Overton window, there's a terrible draught howling through Times Radio!
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  3078. We're not the worst. We're mid table.
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  3079. The infantilisation process at the BBC, doing what it does.
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  3080. Mr Sutherland raises the valid point that epidemiology 'works at the margins'. It certainly seems to be pushed to the side within the workings of SAGE - dominated as it is by behavioural psychologists who have managed to have those in the economic know, argue for the use of humour to win young people over to a lockdown that has one purpose only: that of bringing the economy that feeds them, to its knees. If he knows this and doesn't state it, he is a disgrace. If he doesn't he is incompetent.
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  3081. The central banks own and run all countries. The politicians have been nothing more than a pantomime for over 100 years in the UK and the US.
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  3082. That 'figure out what you want'? I want to be treated fairly, and in line with that I treat others fairly. Most concisely expressed by someone long ago in the phrase that starts, "Do unto others...". Now, would I have stumbled on that by myself?
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  3083. Hey Trump-haters, he's having your pants down.
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  3084. Would have thought the Fed' might pull a few strings and recruit her.
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  3085.  @RealityHurts923  It's that line between what is essential and what is not. Who gets to draw that line?
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  3086. Won me over on every point, Mark, until the 'Bitcoin as saviour' message at the end. Not that I'm anti-Bitcoin; it sounds like it's a great system, independent of government or other third-party manipulation. It's just that, along with the food, energy and monetary crises that are being thrust upon us, there is also much hinting by our string-pulling friends, of the coming 'cyber attacks'. Basically, they can at any time shut down my broadband or even my electricity supply, so that any crypto I might want to access is put out of my reach. As Mike Maloney has recently quipped: "The end of the world comes as a message: 'Could not connect to the server' ". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baKgMVb5F54
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  3087. But always remember: there has never been any conspiracy in operation regarding information around the lockdowns and the general 'health emergency'. We know this because we have repeatedly been assured that conspiracies don't exist. And still, the NHS here in the UK puts its "Learn more" banner under this video to give us the 'latest information about coronavirus'.
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  3088. Claire Robinson India is OK. Don't believe the bullshit.
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  3089.  @battlebbot  Yep, the photos I first saw turned out to be of a gas leak last year! The 'thousands of deaths' thing is being hosed all over the sheep once again. No matter that the daily figure for all-cause deaths in India is 27,000.
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  3090. The whole plandemic is now clearly to be seen as the pile of shite that it is. How does this man, or anyone else, know that the jabs have done anything at all - other than kill quite a few people?
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  3091. The supposed leaders of the West happen to be already engaged in a war against their own respective peoples. Think of Putin what you will, but at least he considers himself a Russian, willing to defend the Russian people.
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  3092. The task being performed - yes, literally 'performed' - by the current crop of western political leaders, is to put daily before their respective peoples, the evidence that will convince them that democracy is a system that has become outmoded, has had its day and that therefore, its dissolution, when shortly it comes, is not to be challenged but rather, to be welcomed in favour of its successor. Just look at them plying their repeated inanities and ask yourself how they could get things so very wrong on every occasion, without putting great effort into not slipping-up, once in a while, and absent-mindedly doing something right.
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  3093. Renegade You misheard mate, he's jerking and he's pissed.
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  3094. The mRNA injections are not vaccines. They do not do what vaccines do. They work in a very different way. The only common feature is that they are administered by syringe into the arm.
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  3095. I say, did that chap just refer to 'your dildo'?
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  3096. It's a virus on the wane. How long is this bloke going to keep harping on about it? As long as the Youtube money keeps coming in, I suppose.
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  3097. Yeah restaurants are open. Only allowed to seat 25% of their seating. That should work for them.
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  3098.  @carmena5228  100%
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  3099. NATO - the organisation in which one member blows up the energy supply pipe that is feeding another member.
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  3100.  Who cries for Biden Not me  Go on then: who did it?
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  3101. The BBC propaganda machine swung into action today. According to them Italy has just voted for an extreme right wing party that has its roots in fascism and is in thrall to Mussolini.
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  3102. Mostly peaceful blasts.
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  3103. So much more of the very thing that has caused the US to get into this mess in the first place.
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  3104. Message reads: Big Misters really, really, really don't want the grunts' dawning interest in PMs to gain traction.
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  3105. More 'just stick it out a little longer' covid bullshit. The virus kills overwhelmingly elderly and frail people. We have enough of them now vaccinated and yet this 'light at the end of the tunnel' seems to have an uncanny knack of marching away from us, what with 'mutations' etc. This is all about keeping the lockdown in place until all small/medium businesses are killed off. The kind of 'information' that this bloke purveys is all a part of the lockdown cult.
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  3106.  @dbrad2539  Nonsense like this is bolstering the government's criminal lockdown.
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  3107. I'm in UK. I was the contented master of my own kingdom. I am now under house arrest, no visitors allowed. A Conservative government guided by communist SAGE did this.
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  3108.  @chris3937  I'm in the think for myself brigade. Did you want to ask a worthwhile question?
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  3109. More bollocks to prepare people for climate lockdowns. Purest bullshit.
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  3110.  @bikerslow2598  We have fed ourselves up to this criminal act of lockdown. We have grown our own crops, raised our own animals and imported whatever we needed beyond that. We have fed ourselves. This was the case prior to our joining the Common Market. The shortages and transport difficulties are by design - part of the plan to kill the economy.
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  3111.  @bikerslow2598  I never said we were self sufficient. I said we fed ourselves. Pay attention. You think we all need to be locked down do you, to wage war against a virus?
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  3112. I thought I'd heard that voice before...... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1RsiqS1AEw
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  3113. President Bidet.
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  3114. Captain Happy When Komrad Kamala is done, there will be no market as we know it. We are all on the menu and we are to be made slaves.
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  3115.  @captainhappy  I'm not in USA
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  3116.  @captainhappy  UK. Way more than divided; fatally fractured I'd say. It's all eyes on the dollar. We all live by the dollar framework; and when it falls, we all stand to lose. Interesting times indeed.
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  3117.  @captainhappy  Yep.
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  3118. History, rather the absence of it in the British mindset, has a great deal to do with how we are getting things so wrong. This goes back a long way. Read "The Genesis of Russophobia in Great Britain" by John Howes Gleason. It tells how the British government of the time set out to crush what they saw as a threat to the Empire coming from an empowering Tsarist state. This obsession has held sway throughout the later Soviet era and to this day has never left the British establishment world view - now passed on to the Washington site of that same establishment. Add to that the thinking behind Mackinder's Heartland theory, that claims that whoever has power over the core of the Asian continent will inevitably use its vast resources to dwarf any and all competition. The spectre of a Russia/China management of this hoard, freed from Anglo Saxon manipulation, strikes fear into those who have had it all their way for so long. Very recently Jonathan Haslam's "Hubris - The Origins of Russia's War Against Ukraine" shows us the extent to which this conflict is as much a result of the underhand dealings and straightforward ineptness of the UK/US pact we call NATO, as it is anything of Russia's making. It does look as though, at long last - and coincidentally, when the Russian victory hoves into view - the Western commentariat are getting around to scratching beneath the abysmal MSM narrative.
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  3119.  @indricotherium4802  Who actually owns the Bank of England?
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  3120.  @davecross4493  Dearie me - the 'conspiracy theorist' blanket got whipped-out so early there. Can't you survive without your safety net and just address the issue?
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  3121.  @davecross4493  No it's not a 'conspiracy theory' it's simply a scam. The governor and his colleagues do what their superiors require them to do; and those superiors are not the government.
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  3122.  @richyphillips  Thank you for that. Would you have a link to proof of that please?
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  3123.  @downshift4503  There is not explicit statement of that fact. It is stated that the BofE "must answer to the people of the UK through Parliament." Further, the BofE confirms that it makes some profit from the printing of banknotes (which constitutes 3% of the total volume) and hands over half of the profits generated from the 97%, to the Treasury. Who gets the other half?
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  3124. Laboured a very weak point a bit there.
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  3125. Nothing has gone wrong with the West's pandemic plans. They planned to use it as an excuse to tear-down their economies and to destroy their societies. Working perfectly thus far.
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  3126. Professor Michael Clark should hang his head in shame for the part he has played in this war. He is consciously telling lies about what is going on.
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  3127. "Alexa......wipe my arse"
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  3128. What we do know, if we just do a bit of research, is that coronaviruses breakout in their most virulent, transmissible form and then if they do mutate, they get weaker and present less of a threat. Buy that turkey.
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  3129. In modern Britain, if you are in charge of a once-respected, once right-thinking magazine, and you witness the nation's economy being torn down by the elected Tory government, guided by a communist infested SAGE, under the guise of a bogus public health emergency; you say bugger all. For fifteen months.
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  3130. NATO and the EU have spent the last couple of decades marching to the borders of Russia. That is the real aggression.
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  3131.  @6164vincent  So google 'covid deaths Sweden'
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  3132.  @Liam-vk9ze  Read what?
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  3133.  @ammerudgrenda  Look at euromomo or just google covid deaths Sweden. The health minister for Norway even came out and said that lockdown was not needed.
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  3134. Imagine this as if it were an employment interview. I don't think he got the job did he?
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  3135. Christina Cramsie It's in the cells for you then! Can't you eat with a mask on? There is surely a youtube video explaining how it's done. Just sheer irresponsibility.
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  3136. Meanwhile, back in the real world, it looks like the last pockets of resistance in Kurakhove are being cleared.
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  3137. Yes but, how are we going to cure these pesky small business owners of their sinful habit of working hard and keeping some of their profit for themselves after tax? I've got a a great idea: we can simply make it illegal for them to open their premises for an extended period, so that they simply can't survive and are forced to shut up shop. I know what you're going to say: "don't be stupid, how could we ever get away with that?" No problem. What we'll do is, we'll tell everyone that this year's viral outbreak and all its illness and death, are much worse than they actually are. We'll bombard the people with media lies to make them so traumatised that they will see the logic of staying home and putting the economy way down the list of priorities. We'll call it a 'pandemic'.
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  3138. "The bond market is all about trust". In that case, the bond market is dead and buried to anyone who has been watching what the US government, along with much of the West, has been doing these past three years. All trust in them has gone.
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  3139. I think that's a bit out of order that. All he did was beep.
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  3140. Biden is suffering from Komrad Kamala is getting impatient syndrome.
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  3141. JUST "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER.... Shawn Stephens
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  3142. It's because the world of economics is infested with bullshitters like Keen, that the world is going tits up.
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  3143. Late to this I know, but anyway; the Brit' word is I think 'paunchy', which yes, does mean overweight.
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  3144. Anger, frustration, revenge and hard work.
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  3145. Phill Rose If you're still being taken in by all this variant bullshit, then you didn't have a life to take away. You were just trying to avoid death for as long as possible.
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  3146.  @astroflyinsights  They froze them but still they stink.
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  3147. Two main obstacles to total control of the globe by the Technocracy: Russia and China. All three parties know this. If this were to escalate, NATO would find itself up against the pair.
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  3148. Raises lots of questions. Was it ever wise to 'weaponise' the dollar as described? Isn't the end of that situation to be celebrated? Given the intrinsic corrupt nature of our current physical fiat, am I right to look on moves to allow that corruption to evolve to a digital platform, as just more efficient tyranny? Long term, how would my having Bitcoin help me - in that, obviously the CBDC that is to pay me, is not going to allow me to move payments to and from such an arch enemy? Is the deferred gratification of the saver going to even be a thing if these expiration dates are put on funds? In other words, will I be forced to just keep on buying more burgers and shirts when I'd rather save up for that Gibson Les Paul? How will I tip a good waiter? How will prostitutes live?
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  3149. Keep calm and watch the economy being flushed down the drain for a common or garden annual viral outbreak.
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  3150. If only the jabs stopped people becoming infected and stopped infected people transmitting the virus; then the argument for the responsibility to others might have 1% validity.
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  3151. It's beginning to look a lot like........Neo-lebensraum.
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  3152. The airplane manufacturers are being taken down also.
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  3153. Great exposition once again. So really, the dollar is being attacked by a two-pronged sword: the Fed/Treasury revolving door scam is doing the softening up - the artillery barrage; and now the field is ready for Soros's infantry to be unleashed. It's almost as if it was a joint operation?
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  3154. The 'counter-offensive' is going full-throttle. It has been that way for over three weeks. Why is Times Radio and its band of commentators, flogging the same tired horse?
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  3155. People were trusting of their governments. They made the mistake, through inattentiveness, of believing that despite repeated evidence, their respective governments had the public interest at heart. We were too polite, too amenable and too willing to be manipulated 'for the common good'. We assumed political leaders were brought up by people like us, to be like us. They weren't and they aren't. They are sociopaths. The masks performed one purpose: they provided a very cheap, universal advertising campaign, the message of which was "death is all around us, leaping freely from me to you, you to me". The truth of it was and is, that death was never any more free to leap than it has been for all of human history. The governments of the West used this fabricated fear to shut down so much of the economy that actually allows us to survive. The plandemic was the starter-motor; the main engine is now quietly running in the background, destroying supply chains and further damaging prosperity. The wheels of the doom-narrative's viral chariot have fallen off, as they always had to; not due to the experimental injections but to our innate immune development. How convenient that right when people were entertaining ideas of returning to having a free and prosperous future, we should find ourselves being herded down the next doom-laden path of war and of "Putin's price hikes"; our energy bills going through the ceiling while beneath our feet lay all the resources we need but must leave untouched because 'climate change'.
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  3156. Trying to figure out who dodged the biggest bullet, the American people or just Ben Affleck?
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  3157.  @Ryan-zv3os  This 'problem': what is it and in what way does not wearing a mask do anything to contribute? Additionally, what are you going to find to do with your life when the virus passes and Mummy makes you go back out there in the dangerous world?
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  3158.  @Ryan-zv3os  Fine. You live your life as you see fit. Let others do same.
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  3159. "We're hearing that Russia would force Ukraine to have new elections". So who are the defenders of democracy here? Quite literally, Zelensky snuffed-out the expression of the will of the people and the Russians want it to be re-instated.
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  3160. All tax is theft.
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  3161. Doesn't matter how many times they get caught doing this; the whole of the education establishment across the west has been entered and captured by people who want to bring down capitalism. They just keep on doing what they are in place to do. This has all happened on the boomers' watch. McCarthy tried to do something to stop this same infiltration in the entertainment field and he was torn down.
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  3162. The Ukraine War was brought into play to keep the 'dark times' going. When the truth of the plandemic eventually broke through the MSM propaganda, a new crisis had to be thrust at the world.
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  3163. mark In our benighted case, the Bank of England. Remember, 'if it isn't hurting, it isn't working.'? Different decade, same psychopaths.
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  3164.  @demandbetterworld  You want businesses that don't make a profit, yes?
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  3165. Rivers was bang right on this. People like this interviewer (and the media is full to the brim with the same sort) sit there with there barrage of gentle hits, make oily by inane grins and patronising comments; every time putting the ratchet tighter and that is how we are made to fear saying and doing what we know to be right. Rivers spotted it here and did what we all need to do: tell them to go get fucked.
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  3166. I stopped believing what BlowJob says, after he told me the lies in March 2020 that he would 'follow the science'; that 'every family in the country would lose a loved one before their time'; and that we just had to be locked down for three weeks to flatten the curve. That people are still so willing to give his words any time at all, is bewildering.
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  3167. There is no light as long as we are compelled to live the lies, thus perpetuating the scam. There is no need for travellers to wear masks. There is no need for travellers to be jabbed. There is no need for travellers to be tested.
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  3168. Two-thirds said no.
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  3169. This report is an absolute joke. Please tell me they are Territorials on their annual exercise? That chimp waving his rifle around under his mate's chin. Good God.
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  3170. Things will continue to go tits up until practical economics and money management are core curriculum in schools.
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  3171. Faesces Nightclub?
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  3172. This whole show is now a sideline event. Doesn't matter Red or Blue; your economy, along with the lesser western economies, is being taken down by the minute. Your party politics is about to be swept away no matter which Vice President takes over shortly after the election.
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  3173. The game that people don't want to see being played, is the actual game that Cuomo is now seeking to play in a re-packaged form. His weasel-worded 'interdependent' is the very semantic sleight of hand that he denegrates. He wants authoritarian socialism and he will now work for it in this new way.
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  3174. How on earth would the Russians have any faith in negotiations with the same people who they negotiated the Minsk agreements with, who have subsequently made it public that they were never intending to honour the agreements; they were merely buying time for the Ukrainians to amass sufficient forces to take on Russia? Western leaders have repeatedly declared that their aim is to break-up the Russian Federation by means of regime change. This makes this conflict an existential one for Russia; whereas the West can walk away to think again.
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  3175. The Olympics has been buggered.
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  3176. But BOOSTERS BOOSTERS BOOSTERS!
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  3177.  @lucarnetrange  Yet the boat on which the camera is positioned, is not moving at all?
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  3178.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Which services?
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  3179.  @WarrenPeaceOG  So speed up the process with more money, so that more people are looking for permanent homes, of which there are none to spare. More money to build them?
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  3180. You mean, the education system has got it all wrong? That teaching kids to hate white males while neglecting to tell them how to work out compound interest, isn't going to bring home the bacon ooooops! sorry, I mean, the nut cutlets?
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  3181. The French people are too sensible to go along with Macron's 'intervention plans'. He can talk but they won't let him actually do anything. Same if the Sunak/Cameron dual Prime Ministership tries to get the British to go into Ukraine. I could be wrong; maybe France and Britain will send troops into Ukraine's territory. But then they'll die.
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  3182. "...those are the big ones that go across oceans..."  This is from the Sesame Street School of Strategic Studies.
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  3183. The 'long road out of lockdown' leads to a cliff-edge. Enjoy.
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  3184. I'm sorry but I have to step in here and put a stop to this injustice: there's only one, and I am the egg man. Just to prove it: GOO GOO GOO JOOB.
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  3185.  @Geffo555  Putin is defending Russia, just like JFK defended the US in 1962. Do you know what the Monroe Doctrine is? If not, find out and tell me why the Russians should not have similar concerns. Oh, and do yourself a favour and turn off the TV.
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  3186. As a little girl, she watched a lot of Sesame Street.
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  3187. Canada is at the forefront of the move to do away with democracy and freedom. Trudeau is merely the first to get to this stage of total control; every other Western leader will be eyeing this coup, no doubt vying to attain the same state in their own country. It's a very well established playbook. "Lenin understood that it isn't your numbers that matter. It isn't your popular support that matters. You just paralyse the country by occupying the key positions; and then you take over" (Prof' Donald Rayfield)
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  3188.  @mjk1320  Yes, the Labour Party in general are looking more defunct by the day. Keir Starmer is a member of the Trilateral Commission: an organisation set up by David Rockefeller, ostensibly to foster trade - in reality a cover for nefarious goings-on. Amongst other things they are determined to put an end to democracy. Starmer is as wrong as they come.
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  3189. England will be locked down over Christmas. Numbers will be found, scary graphs will be shown.
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  3190. It's not an additional extra thing and none of us have been 'vaccinated'. Not additional because we've always had viruses that kill the old and the frail. This does that same thing the same way but no additional people die; what flu used to take, it now doesn't that's all. And the reason no-one's been vaccinated is because the experimental mRNA treatment is not a vaccination. Increasingly, it's becoming clear that it doesn't even do what it was claimed it would do. 'Light at the end to the tunnel' my arse.
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  3191. Main import I get from this is just how incredibly clever some humans are in being able to figure all this out; and how dumb I am.
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  3192. Your joke that Belgium, half the time doesn't even have a government, is illustration of the fact that government gets in the way of progress and efficiency.
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  3193. Keep trying to master my dark side. She just tells me to piss off.
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  3194. I voted to leave the EU and I am fully behind any move to regain our full sovereignty. However, to strike such optimistic tones as are sounded in this statement, seems to me to be out of touch. Any and all powers we might have reclaimed have now been totally subsumed by what we might call the EU's parent company: globalism. Miss Grant makes much of democracy, as if we were still in possession of a parliamentary system that actually played a part in what is happening and what is to happen to us. How clear can it get, that in fact we are in the complete grip of an authoritarian dictatorship which shows us on a daily basis that it has no need of the mutterings of the benches - our democracy has been replaced. I do apologise for not being able to offer encouragement to the young and bright hopes expressed, but honestly, the absolute catastrophe that is unfolding before us, has to be recognised for the totalitarian shift it is. The whole world is being subjected to a coup the result of which will be global socialist totalitarian rule. Fishing rights?
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  3195. These are great. Haven't thrown a punch in, must be forty years and I'm way past it, but these videos really have me fancying my chances if things get dodgy. She better be careful is all I'm saying.
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  3196. Two bubble-dwellers bantering about what conscription would bring to young people. 'Planting trees' is one possibility mentioned. Nothing about artillery bombardment and flying shrapnel. Nothing about nuclear exchange.
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  3197.  @MsChitterchat  Correction - England and Wales.
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  3198. @anonymous one Illingworth, Halifax, Morrisons mate. See you there Sunday and we'll have a count up shall we?
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  3199. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja3yxuywGh8
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  3200. Get back to us when you have some proof of Koreans in Ukraine. Meanwhile this is bullshit.
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  3201. FED prints billions of new 'dollars' that weaken the dollars already in existence. THAT IS INFLATION.
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  3202. @CoeusQuantitative So, your contention is that the printing of trillions of new dollars, leaves the previously existing dollars with the same purchasing power? Just so we know where we stand.
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  3203. @CoeusQuantitative Apologies, I omitted to 'lol' as is customary on these flippant occasions.
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  3204. All sounds a bit hippy trip to me.
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  3205. Gross underestimation of the clinical malice of SAGE. Total ignorance as to the degree to which our current buoyant state should be put down to the development of our natural immunity. Is the doctor contending that ALL credit should be given to the 'vaccines'? 100% is down to the jab and our natural immune systems have been lost altogether?
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  3206. Very, very sad. The poor Daughter.
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  3207. Complete knobhead.
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  3208. Mother and baby. That would be mare and foal then? I want to buy that bloke a pint.
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  3209. So if only we could bring ourselves to 'embrace' communism; all of our problems would vanish overnight.
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  3210. john butler And now the O'Stasi won't even allow them to leave their county.
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  3211. How about this for an idea: release a virus that has been especially engineered towards taking out old people? Just a thought.
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  3212. Whether or not one agrees with the handing-over of the Chagos Islands; what is disturbing is the total absence of any public discussion in the lead-up to the decision. It was just landed on the public as a fait accompli. This is in no way a surprise. It is a clear signal as to the manner in which the Stürmer government intends to exert its power.
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  3213. How did we get here? Oh let's see now, maybe thirty years of advancing right up to Russia's borders, building military facilities and siting offensive missiles? That would do it.
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  3214. Russia won. They get to dictate any cessation.
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  3215. Superb, as always.
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  3216. Tom 'Bilderberg' Tugendhat. Vote for this man and make ready for slavery.
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  3217. For 'cock-up' read 'fully planned and clinically executed destruction programme. Ongoing'.
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  3218. James Horne She just made a speech on a 'Build Back Better' platform. She - as all the other leaders - is bought in to the WEF and all its New World Order 'directives' by which we are assured we will own nothing and be happy.
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  3219. Because, as we all know, conspiracies never have nor never will be carried-on.
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  3220. Former Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron knows better than Prof's Sunetra Gupta, Jay Battacharya, Karol Sikora and thousands of other world class medical science specialists.
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  3221. Great talk last video, great talk this time. Practically though: I spent 20 years being that debt slave; paying off my mortgage, massively resentful of the interest rates that meant so much of my earnings was taken each month. But I had spent years prior to that paying even more to live in a rental and pay a landlord. Your talks are much appreciated because you think widely and responsibly and from the same societal space as I occupy. I have to hold my hands up and admit, I'm scared and hurt by what is being done to us by our own respective elected representatives. Nothing like this has been done. Ever. I'm scared for my kids and theirs, that I will hand them a world not worth living in.
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  3222. Never given a penny to charity. If I see someone who needs money and I have enough at the time, then I give them money.
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  3223. Standby then, in 2022, for the greatest American art ever. If the artists can find food that is.
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  3224. All of this is by design. We are at war with those who were put in office to work in our interest. They are serving us up on a plate to the NWO.
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  3225. Come on lads, you've been had. The Americans have said it out loud: they reckon this war, in which so many Ukrainians and Russians are dying, is "the best money we ever spent, because we don't have to risk our troops". Their words. Stop the dying while Washington smirks. Please stop now.
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  3226. Oi, Komrad Kamala, how about you pay tribute to all the people killed by lockdown so far, and all the ones your continued lockdowns are going to kill?
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  3227. Is this Peter Zeihan's Mum?
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  3228. Omicron is as dangerous as the government statistics want it to be.
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  3229. Comment section shows that we all know we're being lied to by Sky and the whole MSM.
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  3230.  @Lori1976  Me too. Google isn't my friend any longer.
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  3231.  @Lori1976  Translation of the German surname: Rothschild (duckduckgo)
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  3232. The French TV panel have seen the whole thing for what it is.
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  3233. Britain has needed to be rescued from the ravages of criminal and needless lockdown for over a year. Britain has needed strong people in the media, who can stand up to the wall-to-wall doom narrative. Those at The Spectator, including Douglas Murray, should have been those strong people. Why have they not bothered to show up?
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  3234. Surely, the US just wants out - its tour of duty done and time to pass it over? What I find amazing is that so many investment professionals have taken so long for it to dawn on them that there is to be no fight and that in fact, end-game inflation is the decided route that has been selected? Or - perhaps most frighteningly - they know full well and are confident that they can safely ride the mad-lucrative wave right up to the last second, then pull-out optimally, watching the crash in the rear-view mirror? Anyway, once again, Mr Schiff is a reminder that not all has gone bonkers in this world.
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  3235. Sort answer to the title: Russians.
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  3236. The knobhead and his nodding dog. The world is moving on from the UK and its pact with the US to rule the world.
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  3237. Omicron is the best thing we have working for us. Its successor will be better still. All those who have been fooled into thinking that a vaccine can offer us anything, might want to look at what coronaviruses actually do: they are early punchers and they run out of steam thereafter. Each mutation is a further attempt to be accommodated by the host - they spread more effectively at the same time as their virulence wanes. The 'booster' you might have had just yesterday has already been rendered useless. Johnson, Whitty, Vallance and the host of malcontents alongside them, know this fully. But keep drinking the kool-aid.
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  3238. I D Resistance how? Stay open and have their licenses revoked and thereby have no chance of opening again?
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  3239. All's going downhill while the winter olympics crack on.
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  3240. Defence spending, or more accurately in our current situation, offence spending, will be funded how all wars are funded: through the creation of hundreds of billions of additional currency units. In fact, the fighting is just the sideline for the plebs to watch while munching Doritos and having a spread-bet on the footie. The real event is the spending of fresh currency. All the 'money printing' goes on out of the public's sight. The economy is to be destroyed by the degradation of the pound - ditto the US dollar and any other fool country that tags along. Above all else, this is a war on the people by the governments they voted for.
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  3241. Here we have one of the busiest, most restricted flight-paths in the world. How about we allow a helicopter taxi service to traverse routinely across it at 90 degrees? That should go well surely?
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  3242. The 'confidence switch' is hardly likely to be turned on when we are in the grip of the globalist determination to have the small/medium business sectors bleed out. Death by lockdown.
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  3243. Fucksake! Any chance you might cram a bit more advertising in? Bollocks to this, Bye!
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  3244. "War or central banks"? War BY central banks using a middle-ranking virus to tank the free world's economies.
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  3245. Recovery or not, babies have died, women and families have suffered. To keep Granny safe. Supposedly.
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  3246.  @ZimWay93  One word answer: history.
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  3247.  @_banja  Yes you will. But not until the supermarket runs out of Pot Noodles.
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  3248.  @_banja  None of this lockdown makes sense in terms of viral threat. Lockdowns don't stop viral outbreaks. Lockdowns only do one thing: they make poor people poorer. All the scientific evidence recognises that, thus the established procedure worldwide for many decades, has been to let communities develop immunity (right up until 2020) Given that; the extended lockdowns can only be in place for reasons other than any concern for public health. To put it mildly.
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  3249. Get rid.
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  3250. Johnny W That's the 'science and medicine' of Fauci, yes?
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  3251.  @rk1356  The covid virus is the loser in 99.98% of cases. Average age of death from it is 82 - that's better than the average all-cause age of death.
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  3252. After the four years of trying to cheat us out of leaving the EU; and now the Tory government choosing to be led through a supposed health crisis by 'the science' that turns out to be a bunch of communist psychopaths; anyone who bothers voting in the future needs a check-up from the neck up.
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  3253. The dog @ 1:17 knew there was incoming.
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  3254. Lift the unecessarry lockdown now.
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  3255. Our situation outlined succinctly. What to do? Nothing can change until we take back the teaching profession and academia.
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  3256. This hasn't aged well has it, Mr Gavin?
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  3257. Countries shouldn't have a sphere of influence? The United States shouldn't have one? Yeah right. You've got some work to do on that one Fiona.
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  3258. Sounds very plausible to me. Thanks for all the work you put in Mark.
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  3259. True patriot. You don't get better men than this.
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  3260. Maddow's job is not to judge between lies an truths. Her job is to report and show people and events so as to allow the audience to do their judging.
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  3261. All part of the plan.
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  3262. Basically then, the theory he outlines, starting around 20:48 might suggest that soy latte is the antidote to oxytocin and is being administered to metrosexuals to keep them away from the ranks of those nasty nationalists?
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  3263. I'm sorry if by my referring to you as a white nationalist, you took that to mean that I see you as a white nationalist.
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  3264. Not only is there no good news; there is to be no good news. If Americans were to be treated to good news, who knows what big ideas they might have. You are entered upon the age of terminal despondency, by which you are all to be brought to your knees and into penury. America is being torn-down just as we here in the UK are being torn-down. The incoming regime has no need for democracy and for the rule of law being done and being seen to be done. The contrary visions are being allowed to enact themselves publically. If the law is shown to have no power, then there is no justice and from that point, society falls; anarchy reigns. Then they take over.
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  3265. And this is the President they hate?
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  3266. Rachel Riley might give a fuck. Nobody else does.
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  3267. "...when gold became legal again..." The enormity of the act of making wealth preservation an offence? The bankers have been playing their sordid games for a long time now.
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  3268. Best laugh of the weekend. Great to see the system having the piss taken out of it.
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  3269. This is good as far as it goes, but there is more. The bloke who devised QE, Professor Richard Werner, offers very clear explanations of how it works, right here on Youtube.
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  3270. Mr Opik presumably thinks that there has never been a situation whereby people have gathered together in secret, in order to make plans to deceive the wider public. This 'accidental leak' came just as the WEF had carried out the last of its exercises, training worldwide agencies what to do in the event of a viral outbreak. Within our 'three weeks to flatten the curve', the WEF and government spokespersons around the globe, were forcefully urging people to forget going back to normal. The past 18 months has seen the lockdowns that don't save lives but kill businesses. This has given the US Fed' and the Bank of England and others, the excuse to issue currency on a scale beyond comprehension; thus the working and middle classes are being stripped of their hard-earned savings on an unprecedented scale. This is on-going and will not stop until the bankers have it all and we move back into that situation which has presided over most of human history: wealth in the hands of a minuscule number of hands while the masses are ground down by penury.
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  3271.  @DieFlabbergast  Not every other person is a remainer. He's being honest; why can't you respect that?
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  3272. Easy. Klaus Schwab.
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  3273.  @billyponsonby  Days are boring as they happen every morning at the same time. Summer is predictable as it comes around every year. Doesn't make either of them untrue. Not sure where the Jewish thing comes into any of this? (Conspiracies have been proved never to have happened btw)
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  3274.  @stockvaluedotcom  What you refer to is merely the rise in prices which is a consequence of inflation.  Inflation is the expansion of money supply, such as we are now witnessing in its extreme form in the US economy. With every new dollar which is loaded into the system, every existing dollar is made weaker - diluted, so to speak, in its ability to purchase. Quite how this practice has come to be termed 'stimulus' is bemusing.
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  3275.  @soundscape26  Your point being? We should ban summers?
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  3276.  @badkataeuw97  People die in hot temperatures; people die in cold temperatures. Always have, always will.
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  3277. There is nothing liberal about the left. Why are we still yoking these words when they act as they do?
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  3278. "...according to Ukrainian figures..." Bit of a get-out clause there.
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  3279. If Poland is involved, then that is NATO involved, which is WWIII, which is total nuclear annihilation.
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  3280. Disgusting how the mainstream media just keep on urging people to carry on with this war. It's as if they love to see - at their great distance - the death of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians and Russians.
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  3281.  @willrichardson519  So where do tax and NI contributions go then? Try make some sense if you can this time.
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  3282. So glad I chose early doors to concentrate on getting a shag and leaving the fighting stuff to those ruffy-tuffy types.
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  3283. Maybe if so many people tried scraping together a bit of backbone instead of shivering at SAGE's cloud cuckoo-land graphs and charts; did a little research and stopped listening to the BBC? We've turned into a nation largely made-up of sheep. How's that jab programme going? Booked your 4th yet?
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  3284. All part of the take-down process; which is being carefully executed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  3285. 1:02 in, and it's not looking good for Barry! Just wondering though: that house they lived in? How much does it cost to have your lawn mown, bushes trimmed in Colorado?
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  3286. In a political scene which has wholly been occupied by the one ideology, all of this emphasis on personalities is just useless prattle. There is not one politician who would be allowed anywhere near a position from which he/she could affect the changes that would have the country deviate from this murderous path down which we are being led.
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  3287. Peter Bustin Embedded why?
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  3288.  @peterbustin2683  I don't know. Do you? Does every warship on active service carry an embedded BBC reporter?
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  3289. Great! Just opening in time for the shutdown of international air travel. Aided and abetted by all the muppets who wear masks. Enjoy.
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  3290. The inflating is being done right now - 1.9 trillions of it in just the latest tranche. The consequent dive in the buying power of all the diluted promissory notes on which the promise has been broken, is what these two are talking about.
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  3291. john pijano Covid is a virus. It's not the ebola that this video seems to portray. It is more akin to flu in that they both kill people. None of what Covid has done is worth the damage done by lockdown. I am a lockdown sceptic. Did you want to chat about it?
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  3292.  @jackhutchinson9864  What on earth does Keynes have to do with any of this?
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  3293.  @jackhutchinson9864  How's the economy doing in NZ? How's the tourist industry getting along? What the hell has Keynesian economics got to do with locking down societies?
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  3294.  @jackhutchinson9864  Oh I see: we're on a Trump bashing exercise are we? How brave. Covid never damaged any economy; all the lockdown cultists damage livelihoods and lives - many more than the virus could manage.
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  3295.  @jackhutchinson9864  You seem unaware of the science which recognises that lockdown makes no difference to the eventual death toll from viral outbreaks once they have entered a population. That's why the established procedure for many decades was not to lockdown. The WHO have stated clearly that the only thing lockdown does is make poor people poorer. I'm in UK and have no need to get over myself. My strategy is to consult the recognised experts and base my ideas on their findings. Much better than just blowing off steam like you.
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  3296.  @jackhutchinson9864  'The scientists' such as they are, are comprised of SAGE, a carefully picked, select bunch which includes at least two figures central to the UK Communist Party. Have you joined the dots yet?
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  3297.  @jackhutchinson9864  Good luck with the vaccine. Good luck also with the next viral outbreak. You going to shut down the economy once more? That's a hypothetical question as there will be no economy to shut down. But hey, who needs an economy eh?
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  3298. martin Wake up to what? And do what?
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  3299. What a surprise eh? The lockdowns, aided and abetted by the MSM, put tens of thousands out of work, and guess what: a rise in poverty to the point of destitution.
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  3300.  @stellayates4227  Yes. Pitched at the moment at around GBP1400/month. I could survive on that but how do I improve my income by application and hard work? Also, who is to say it will stay as high as that?
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  3301. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1Bn0DuDoFo
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  3302. The whole lot should be disbanded, abolished. Everything about hereditary royalty negates the meritocracy that we are told is our aim.
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  3303. "By 2022 there will be nothing in the shops for you to buy, and you will be thin and happy"
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  3304. Lockdown is now forever in the government's kit-bag. It will return at the time of their choosing.
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  3305. On the 'I'/'we' thing. Surely there are valid instances in which a person speaks of a situation in which they collaborated with others and so flitting from I to we is simply an expression of that working together with others?
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  3306. Way too long an interview.
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  3307. These clips just aren't the same without a couple of Malinois.
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  3308. All worthwhile screwing gives mutual gratification. As I seem to recall.
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  3309.  @alexpater2892  Your aim is eternal life for all, yes?
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  3310. Plandemic has fallen flat on its arse so they need to inflict a new crisis on the sheep.
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  3311. Conservatives doing what has become their reason for being, since John Major's declaration that "If it isn't hurting, it isn't working." The even worse part is that, when the Conservatives are kicked-out of office, they will be replaced by another party which will do nothing to alleviate our problems, and will in all likelihood, just accelerate our downfall. Just one or two points in the video with which I would take issue. The remarks made that "...inflation is probably least to do with government policy." and "You might point to some of the failings of Bank of England monetary policy, but that's another issue." Well, no actually. Inflation is the increase in currency supply through the 'introduction' of additional units (£ in our case) from thin air. None of this can be done without the full consent of both the government and the BofE. Their actions are the fundamental cause of inflation and very clearly not 'another issue'. Government 'support' during covid was not understandable at all. The closing-down of society and the separation put between small/medium businesses and their customers was known at the time to be ineffective in 'the war against' what was also know at the time to be a middle-ranking corona virus that posed a threat to very few. "Despite the cost of living crisis, rents rose over 6% last year..." Surely the fact that such a rise has taken place, is not 'despite' the cost of living crisis - for many it is a major factor of that crisis?
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  3312. Press conferences have all gotten a bit reach-around this year?
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  3313. @Dan-Rather If it walks like a duck.....
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  3314. Great work Patrick. However, is it wise to let everyone know how the job is done?
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  3315. I want another child but my wife is not as keen. Maybe if I can get her to be just 48% pregnant.
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  3316. Well, if we believe statistics, Russia's inflation rate is sat at around 8.5% right now. Shadowstats reckon that's where the US is too. Russia is doing OK and Russian taxpayers pay 13% . Not bad eh?
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  3317. UK LOCKDOWN EXTENDED TO JULY17th https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/750/regulation/19 (Look to 'Expiry' at bottom)
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  3318. Way back in the early 1990s, John Major warned the nation that things were tough and the people had to tough it out. "If it isn't hurting, it isn't working" was his stolid refrain. Now, after being subjected to continual abuse from both Tory and Labour governments, it seems that hurting is our eternal fate.
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  3319. Fancy Austria leading the way to brutal fascist rule!
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  3320.  @robbiedorresteyn4619  Just took a look and yes you're right. Thanks. Geo-location obviously not my strong point!
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  3321. Stop it with the UFO thing. It's letting your channel down. Stick to serious stuff please.
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  3322. This self-deceit is central to the state we're in. Here in UK we have a welfare system that encourages illness. Anyone with an internet connection can find out the symptoms of some condition that precludes working, and feign those symptoms. It's easy enough to do and it's tempting to many. I have known people in the past who have got onto this track - and I noticed something about them. After a while they begin to believe their own fabrication - they perform the act so studiously that it seeps into them - they designate themselves as dependent on medicinal care. In time they adopt the stance and outlook of people who are genuinely in poor condition and they go downhill from there. It's as though when they gave up their truth to themselves, they lost the power to self-direct in any positive way. A relative of mine works in the NHS and she says she and all her co-workers even have a term for these people: they're referred to as 'serial attendees'.
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  3323.  @JosephBurnside  Indeed. All of them agents of the same programme.
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  3324. Fox news continuing with the ineffective mask of doom thing.
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  3325. ...even Wakefield! In fact, everywhere is just a horror story with bodies piling up in the streets! What can we do?
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  3326.  @JohnDoe-ek1qk  I did try to dial in the sarcasm to 11 mate, but it wouldn't budge past 10
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  3327.  @zannierzan9634  Sabotage how?
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  3328. The churches have been bought.
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  3329. I'm new to the channel. I like what I see in that the delivery is down to earth coverage of a field in which I have little knowledge. Subscribed on that basis. Your declared scant knowledge of politics is one I share; however, the events of the past two years and more have caused me to seek out people who are in the know, both politically and in the field of economics/financial matters. My take is that you are neglecting what is taking place and the people - their statements and actions - who are active. This neglect causes the analysis here to be failing to take into account major changes in the political and economic systems - in my view, a very different game is now being played and the former customs and expectations no longer serve to guide us reliably.
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  3330. Now what? Prepare to get in line for your beetroot soup tokens.
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  3331. The challenge: take you head out of you arse, lift sanctions, stop worrying about the coming cold.
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  3332. 'The Climate Crisis'. Another airhead then.
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  3333. Laughable. For two years and more, the Sun has built up a library of amateurish propaganda, all of which will be available for future researchers to see.
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  3334. Do yourselves a big favour. Go to search and type in UK Expert Corruption
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  3335. Lift the Lockdown. NOW.
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  3336. "...a bridge between the US and Europe". Not Europe but the EU. Huge difference.
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  3337. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is how Russia is being made to fall backwards. Except they're not are they?
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  3338. All of this is by design. Energy, food and water will all be made to be expensive. That way the proles will not be able to dream of better things.
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  3339. Fancy that eh? How intrepid. How new.
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  3340. It's not that they had a party, breaking their rules that is the point here; I and so many others have seen through the lies and flout their 'rules' daily. It's that they put rules in place that they knew would destroy millions of people's lives and did it all so light-heartedly. They knew people were dying as a result of lockdowns, and they giggled. Neither is it about the person of PM BlowJob; or rather, it should be only in a perverse way. If he were to be replaced, it would be by one of the other malcontent apparatchiks who surround him and who is equally committed to the furtherance of the unspeakably evil act they have put in play - a new and unsullied brush would carry on without the encumbrance of BlowJob's badly scarred record. This is a desperate position we are in and we need the Prime Minister to be as identifiable as clearly as possible, as a seasoned liar. There are some good MPs. None of them would be allowed, by the tight circle who actually call the ruling shots, to get anywhere near the position that might thwart their aim. Keep BlowJob going down and on his knees.
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  3341. An alternative translation: "Stay calm and put up with the energy catastrophe the collective Western governments have engineered upon their peoples".
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  3342. Logan Pont See what you did there with that old song title!
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  3343. Covid Shmovid. Sky are so out of touch. Maybe consult some real science?
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  3344. We will stay in our vulnerable, ignorant state of being 'too far off' - of being susceptible to the vagaries of monetary matters - until we put money at the heart and from the start of education. All young people should be given a thorough knowledge of what compound interest can do for them, and what it can be made to do to them. We all know why such education has not been provided.
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  3345. Putin had a peace plan. NATO had it snuffed by Boris Johnson.
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  3346. No shit Sherlock. Shut down the economies of the world for months using a middle-ranking coronavirus outbreak. Invent countless billions in unearned currency while people are distracted and zombified by daily doom-narrative in all lame stream media - more currency chasing the same goods and services. Keep telling people that the recovery has started. Engineer shortages of gas and oil - which comes out of the ground just the same as it always has and is transported on the same routes - so that fuel bills rise. Then guess what? The cost of living rises.
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  3347. If the UK Government already has a bank for itself to use, then how is that bank independent?
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  3348. The planet is fine. The trees are fine. Humans listen to liars too much.
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  3349.  @myboysd5772  That's what you've been told is it?
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  3350. The economies that feed Western Civilisation are being bled dry by the technocrats, using the common cold as cover. Well done CNN on only taking 2 years to scrape together some responsibility and some balls, to start questioning the doom narrative. The confused messaging is central to the project. Our exhaustion is precisely its goal.
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  3351. Can't wait for 'Delta Plus - the editor's cut' variant. That should kill everyone!
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  3352.  @HueyLewisRocks  There is no New World Order then? None of these things are actually happening?
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  3353.  @HueyLewisRocks  When the concerted speeches of the world's leaders, as if to a signal, extol the 'New World Order' with its promise to 'Build Back Better', then would it not be somewhat irresponsible to take it that this is their plan? Somewhat naive - or maybe just plain cowardly - to pretend it is not there?
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  3354.  @HueyLewisRocks  Biden, Johnson, Merkel, Macron, etc. A very long list. All of them party to the globalist push toward one centralised government.
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  3355. Russia's invasion was in response to NATO aggression.
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  3356. "Disorder" = anything that does not comply with the UK/US narrative.
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  3357. Why are we locking down all of our society, when it is not the way to deal with viral outbreaks? How long are people going to participate in the charade of wearing masks that are ineffective?
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  3358. Andy Forshaw We are nowhere near the end. If you think they will really back off, you haven't been watching.
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  3359. Take a look at what's being planned now. Youtube "Catastrophic Contagion 2025 - Mark the Date, and Be Ready!"
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  3360. Very lucky, naive young man. How many more have been killed because they believed the MSM bullshit?
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  3361. I know who he is. He's Ronnie Pickering. (What on earth is with all the chin hammocks?)
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  3362.  @angtruongan2870  Relatives are not allowed in hospital to visit covid patients, so as to prevent spread. Yet the camera crew that made the film were allowed. So maybe a good way to prevent the virus spreading is to hold a camera or a sound recorder!
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  3363. Needed that today. Thanks.
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  3364. We need to recognise even further, that this was all planned in advance and with the express intention of damaging the economy as part of the preparation for our current trajectory toward the pauperisation of all working people.
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  3365.  @mypointofview1111  My 'this' or other?
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  3366. Puzzling why they wear those masks under their chins like that. Is it a "we know they don't do a damned thing to stop a microscopic virus but hey....got to keep the doom narrative rolling along" thing?
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  3367. Culture wars are a very useful tool for politicians to light-up, while in the shadows the real work can be carried-on without restraint. The economy can be destroyed, the people denuded of whatever wealth they might have, so that they are pushed nearer that stage of poverty at which they must accept any and all government 'offers'; and UK involvement in war can march on without impediment.
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  3368. This is a brilliantly clear and concise exposition of central yet often misunderstood human needs and motivations. Needs sharing far and wide.
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  3369. The main factor that has allowed the government to lock us down and to mislead us so successfully, is the parlous level of knowledge or of any notion of enquiry in our young people, who have soaked-up the nonsense wholesale. Why would they want to change that?
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  3370. More BBC climate crisis crap.
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  3371. Think you're unlucky? Aspirin gives me headache.
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  3372. So what? The globalist juggernaut will just put another suited liar in place to carry on our subjugation.
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  3373. And then there's gold: the Story of Value.
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  3374. Much as this looks interesting, there is no way I can afford this amount of time. Seems you're going the long-haul interview route. Sorry I can't come along.
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  3375. Lee Balchin This awful time is still with us and will be us forever if we keep on the same anti-scientific track. We need to listen to the real specialist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LSMpuQcTSE
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  3376. Yes Mr Brazier, you are very naive if you actually believe all of your speech. The lockdowns that were put in place when Stratton and her friends had their jolly japes, killed people. The lockdown being incubated as you speak and collude, will kill people. All for a viral outbreak that is ebbing its way to common cold status. As with so many in the media, you need to do some research to find that 'the science' resides in many places, not just behing the door marked SAGE.
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  3377. John, sorry to piss on you bonfire but.............latest is that lockdowns are exactly the thing to do if you want to prolong an outbreak and exacerbate casualties. Are you sure you're a doctor?
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  3378. To his credit, Powell is very good at doing what he does: lying through his fuckin teeth.
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  3379. She's British. How is it right to deny her entry?
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  3380. Meanwhile, men are having a fuckin great time.
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  3381.  @nevg2067  What's a 'MAGA type'? And who has the right to exclude anyone from debate? This is ultimately, a dangerous position to take.
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  3382.  @afifahhamilton8843  Thank you!
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  3383.  @Nick7901962  Source for those figures please?
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  3384.  @Nick7901962  Thanks, just checked. Your figures are wildly incorrect.
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  3385. Even here: " ...as much as we understand the protest that is going on..." Do you understand that the protest is in support of Black Lives Matter - the organisation led by self-described 'trained Marxists'; the first aim of which, as stated in their declaration, is to 'dismantle capitalism'?
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  3386. When people are bombarded by the doom narrative, BBC and every other mainstream media outlet, with endless blood curdling reports and predictions, alongside carefully selected images; it's quite easy to understand why people are falling for this, the latest 'crisis'.
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  3387. @@karmakazi101 Oh I know and he knows. He speaks the truth - a fatal flaw in Washington.
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  3388. Further than that, this "0.2%"? The people concerned just didn't die at all? They died 3 months later? A year later? They are now immortal? It's all a massive statistical smoke and mirrors act. Lockdowns were - and continue to be - an amazingly effective way of shutting down much of the World economy so that respective populations are put close to total state dependency. That's what they were designed to do and look where we are and in what direction things are likely to go from here.
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  3389. Full marks to the officer who chose to billet the London Irish Rifles in a pub. Military planning at its best.
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  3390. This vaccine that is not a vaccine, James Forsyth says will be double-jabbed 'into all adults' by September. (He's wrong there because I won't be having one) He then goes on to envisage an NHS which could be overwhelmed by people for whom the treatment has been less than successful. Is it actually Lucozade they're jetting into people's arms as they munch on their grass and watch the Good Morning Britain pair sitting 2 metres away from each other for the cameras?
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  3391. Am I really hearing this? A political journalist for a British publication referring to the government's mistake in sticking with their generous grant to the nation, of a 'Christmas Relaxation Programme'? Yet another 'wake me up this cannot be real' instance.
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  3392. By now must be like lobbing a sausage into a garage.
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  3393. All done using a new fuel system based on the distilled juice of pomegranate seeds.
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  3394. Thanks once again, Mark. Truth dragged in from the fog and slapped on the table - made accessible to the layman.
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  3395.  @deerobinson557  You believe the same people who've been telling lies to you for nearly 2 years?
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  3396. It would be a really great idea to interview Prof' Richard Werner on this subject.
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  3397. Another report from La-La Land. Well done SkyNews and Michael Clarke in making yourselves look like simpletons.
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  3398. Only 6 illegal immigrants in each boat now.
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  3399. dreinhard You're into a bit of thigh obviously.
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  3400. Cocotico 999 The Fed' is a group of private banks.
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  3401. This is population control, by the back door. The only thing that allows so many people to live on this planet at the same time, is the market system. The market is the provider of all our needs and its operation will be strangled by the onset of the CBDC with all of its central planning and its derogation - in fact abolition - of individual enterprise, risk-taking and endeavour. People will starve in their billions; and the planners know of this and are OK with it.
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  3402. And is he in favour of SUV control following our latest atrocity?
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  3403. Joyce Koch The problem in waiting for all the results to come in before making a decision, is that whatever you decide on is either sold or massively marked-up. Crash is on its way and what holds up best is yellow and shiny. Think Weimar.
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  3404.  @lvpatfleming7465  Immediate? Just look at what is going on around you and sit there and watch your savings walk out the door if you like. Your 1930s example: "no we're fine let's just wait a bit longer while the market is running red........oops"
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  3405.  @lvpatfleming7465  You are doing what many think doesn't need to be done. Best of luck.
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  3406. Communism, in its worst excesses, didn't reach these levels of totalitarian diktat.
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  3407. Just another pyramid scheme if you ask me.
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  3408. All the boxes are being ticked in the programme. *Make the people scared for two years by telling them they are going to die of a coronavirus portrayed as ebola. *Use that fear as an excuse to shut down whole business sectors for long spells, disrupting production. *Keep up the fear after the virus threat has been seen for the scam it is, by triggering a war in eastern Europe that could escalate to full-scale conflict. *Put measures in place which ensure massive hikes in energy prices. *Do everything to make the transport of goods and of foodstuffs difficult and more expensive. *All the while, print trillions of dollars/hundreds of billions of pounds, euros etc so that fiat currencies are denuded of their buying power. *Stir well until the people are continually scared, cold, hungry and poor. Then they are ready to accept anything and challenge nothing.
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  3409. Will You won't be happy if this virus passes without infecting you will you?
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  3410. fabioshire97 No you don't, you want to try leave the UK so you can subsume yourselves under Brussels. Some independence that.
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  3411. Russia has stuff that the West needs and must buy and which they want to take for themselves so they don't have to buy. Putin is not letting that happen. Russia will not be stopped from selling its stuff just because they can't trade in dollars. They will still have stuff for sale and the exchanges will be made by other means. All of which was coming anyway, as the dollar continues its Fed'-inflicted death spiral.
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  3412. Long term effect: the Western financial system will be decimated by the move of assets out of their control. How clever was that?
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  3413. We have millions of viruses in our body at all times; the vast majority of them are in fact our oldest friends. Without them we would not be here.
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  3414. Good man.
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  3415. Another bullshitter. Meanwhile, Ben Wallace has abandoned his post and Russia continues to crush the poor Ukrainians who have been forced to die for the NeoCon vanity project.
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  3416. Bellendsky. Kamala needed a kiss too.
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  3417. Tucker's question 'how much propaganda do they think we're gonna believe?' They believed that the common cold was ebola on steroids for two years - many still believing it. The appetite for utter bullshit is endless.
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  3418. Wilful demolition in progress.
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  3419. Break contact and withdraw? What was the point of all this then, given that some fifteen hundred Ukrainians have died in just this one operation?
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  3420. Here you are folks. Your house of cards is falling fast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4PuvmWqp4k
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  3421. Except, Russia is not short of manpower, nor is it running out of ammunition. It is merely biding its time until the ground freezes. Up to a million troops are massing, ready to do their job.
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  3422. All finished now. Prepare for communism.
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  3423. "Quantitative Easing" - the term and the practice itself, originate from the work of Professor Richard Werner in the mid '90s when he was Chief Economist at Jardine Fleming in Tokyo. It is NOT just bog-standard money printing. It's complicated and there are many Youtube videos of him explaining how it is intended to work.
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  3424. "...even though we don't see a recession..." Mr Brenner is happy to view things through a very murky CPI glass. He seems similarly contented to ride shotgun with the Fed', the hope of which is that no-one will notice they are being robbed by the stealthiest tax there is: inflation.
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  3425. At the time this video was made, the supply of UK currency was being increased on an unprecedented scale. Hundreds of billions of pounds were invented out of nothing. With that, the spectre of large price increases was set upon us. Housing, food, energy now cost much more because our currency was made weaker, diluted in its buying power. Looking around and speaking to people, I don't see any evidence of this being considered in any way beneficial. No-one feels good about this. Despite the best efforts of government and the media, in trying to damp-down the level of price rises, we literally have the receipts that tell us the reality of what is happening.
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  3426. J Loftus Long way from triumph yet mate.
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  3427.  @jordancampbell3706  UK, US, EU, Aus, NZ, Canada. All ruled by tyrants.
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  3428.  @jordancampbell3706  Please explain the actions of said governments. Give a more appropriate word to describe what they are doing please?
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  3429. What made Bach great? Mr and Mrs Bach.
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  3430. "Bang to rights"? Always wondered what they're on about with that.
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  3431. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vg4aUqjH4N4
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  3432. The whole aim of 'Net-Zero' is to persuade the peoples of the West to pursue the unattainable, and in busying themselves with that task, bring about self-inflicted, total cataclysm.
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  3433. Some neat editing there, NBC.
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  3434. Words while the small/medium businesses are being strangled.
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  3435. Sign the Great Barrington Declaration.
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  3436. G C '...a day off...'? I've had an enforced ten months off mate, with every sign that this period of doing nothing is not going to change.
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  3437. Where does Arden hope to end up with her strategy? The virus shares the planet now, so is she proposing to lockdown forever from here? If not, what would bring it to an end? Remembering of course, that we are dealing with a virus that is on par with the common cold in its effects.
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  3438. She's a real winter warmer. One of Bennie Hill's favourites.
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  3439. "We have France....We have Keir Starmer...We have friends, we are not alone." Good luck with that mate.
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  3440. "...a thousand pounds converts to a bit over a thousand dollars.............this morning"
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  3441. Are you getting it yet? They closed down NY, like all other places, by traumatising people with the lie that the common cold was ebola on crack. Believed it myself - for about 3 weeks. Then stuff just didn't stack up. It smelt wrong. So why close down? To destroy the economy. Haven't they been upfront about it? They intend to "Build Back Better" (which has quite a slick PR ring to it don't you think? Beanz meanz Heinz and all that shit) So then they pretend to open up and look where we're at. Proprietors are pinned in the knowledge that the lockdown could return at a time of the overlords' choosing - who would put investment into that void? No investment means less future trade. Everything is being taken down gradually now, so that it looks somehow not planned, not directed. And every tap you make to purchase is a come-on to the CBDC that will be the nail in the coffin of our freedom. Every cent is tracked, every item recorded. But so convenient. Looks like I missed the boat. I had a trip planned to NY as for the first time in my life, I had enough money and time to do it. My long-term dream trip. Now the zing looks to have been drained from the place.
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  3442. lelnewc No. No-one can provide any evidence, but it's out of the reach of most people. So they lie to us, just like the lie that the Antarctic ice is reducing - it's not. Just like the coral reefs are dying - they're growing.
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  3443.  @kimberlychristine634  How do you claim to know what my ancestors thought?
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  3444.  @myboss6617  Classy.
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  3445.  @thebarnaclebill  I don't know, I just saw it, was greatly impressed, copied and am pasting all over the place.
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  3446.  @kimberlychristine634  Were they having it injected into their bloodstream under the guise of a 'vaccine' to fight a middle-ranking coronavirus?
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  3447.  @kimberlychristine634  Not 'afraid' to get my measles, mumps, polio, tetanus shots. All fully tested. The mRNA treatments are injected into the arm, from where the protein spikes travel to the bone marrow and in women, to the uterus. I think the bloodstream would be the delivery system don't you? I haven't been warned by anyone regarding unvaccinated hospitalisations, although recent reports suggest that most people who are hospitalised in Israel have been double-jabbed. You are so wrong-minded about propagation and variants. You need to turn off whatever MSM WHO mouthpiece you are addicted to and do some research. Unless you like being held in the grip of fear for the rest of your obviously dull life.
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  3448.  @kimberlychristine634  My information includes this discussion which features the concerns of the man who should know, seeing as he was at the centre of the development of mRNA treatment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du2wm5nhTXY
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  3449.  @kimberlychristine634  Here he is again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jAZuNwopIM
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  3450.  @thebarnaclebill  Adults generally are nothing near a 10% mortality risk from the coof. 80 year olds are on around 3%....80 year olds!
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  3451.  @downshift4503  The currency supply has grown massively since March 2020. The economy has gone tits up.
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  3452. The scamdemic has pretty much done what it was designed to do: take down the small/medium business sector, with the added bonus of dispiriting the people. Same here in UK. We are being attacked by our own elected governments; now with their various designer variants which are just wind and piss, so stand by for the next reason to lock us all down: the 'climate lockdown'. Total bollocks but the WEF and the IMF and all the Davos clique seem to have their hearts set on it. Best of luck New York. Closest I ever got was Norfolk, Virginia but your city looks/looked a wonderful place to be. Don't let these fuckers beat you.
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  3453. Tim Spectre, the ghoul who pretends he wants our freedom back while peddling the same old project fear that will keep us all locked down for ever. Nice work Tim.
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  3454. "...core tenet..." Tenent/tenant are two completely different words. (Great content btw, just a word freak here)
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  3455. Well done mate, not only in surviving the initial war but in proving that doctor wrong who said you could not settle and have kids.
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  3456. It's now a very thin gruel she serves. Those who constitute the EU have no-one to blame but themselves, in that they have allowed people like Kallas, who display their vacuousness in every interview, to occupy their positions of power. They have been completely wrong-footed by the incoming US administration; seemingly unable to re-orient so as to deal with new realities. It's really quite gratifying to see them flailing around in the water.
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  3457. Masks don't stop viral transmission. Why is Nairobi full of people pretending that masks stop viral transmission?
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  3458. ...all else is credit.
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  3459.  @ianhawthorne4609  I'm more powerful than I thought! Please tell me how I did that? Oh, sorry. You can't can you?
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  3460.  Jacob L  I make no claim to qualification. I didn't know that was required to express one's opinion. This man is a sensationalist fool.
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  3461.  @ianhawthorne4609  You stated that I had somehow speeded up that destruction. How?
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  3462.  @haylidumont  What's to misunderstand about the deaths of 36,000 people due to their not having access to treatment? And that's just to date.
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  3463.  Jacob L  This man knows better than Prof' Michael Levitt? Prof' Sunetra Gupta? Prof' Karol Sikora? Prof' Carl Heneghan? and the thousands of others who are party to the Great Barrington Declaration?
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  3464.  @ianhawthorne4609  What response?
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  3465.  @haylidumont  You do know that the GB Declaration has been signed by the world's leading medical scientists, yes? 'No scientific value'? Wow, that's some arrogance you have there.
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  3466.  @haylidumont  Classy argument there girl.
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  3467. If I'm having trouble in grasping a concept, I find a great way to do that is to imagine precisely what it is not and then do a 180. I'm wondering where Diane Feinstein stands here - how can I define her? She is obviously not pro-life. I turn right-round and can only assume she is anti-life.
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  3468. With the advent of Matther Miller as spokesperson, the Whitehouse has reached peak oiliness.
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  3469. Another great discussion. Just a technical gripe: the audio quality on this is dreadful.
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  3470. Didn't Leonard Cohen spend a bit of time in Greece in the early Sixties?
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  3471. Why is NATO baiting Russia? Why now? How's the covid thing going?
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  3472. Why are foreign politicians spoken of as corrupt, while those in the UK are suspected of 'sleaze'?
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  3473. That phrase 'far-right' is in danger of wearing out here.
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  3474. COP and the whole climate change train has been put in place by some very rich people who want to get much more money.  Total bollocks.
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  3475. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2YWSGKAxDE
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  3476. So, is my understanding of this IMF move correct? On 23rd of August, the BoE will be one of the recipients of this handout of pixie-dust; so beyond all the internally 'printed' currency that has been diluting every ££ in my bank account for months now; this new SDR allocation will pile-in and exacerbate that dilution?
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  3477. Great story, strange use of pronouns.
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  3478. "Nevertheless, I'm sure we're all hoping for a cleaner, greener future..." Those Chinese truck drivers are happy as things are with opening new coal-fired power stations. Meanwhile, Texas freezes its 'nads off because the lovely clean wind turbines froze up.
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  3479.  @fishbrainCTRL  Where I live we have contingencies for snow. They're called power stations.
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  3480. Failure? What failure? I think the package that Mr Powell has been detailed to deliver is on track. Not what we would ever have hoped to receive, but on its way none the less.
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  3481.  @paulneville7154  Some words would help.
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  3482. CNN's arse-puckering moment.
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  3483. Lockdowns are not 'a cock-up'. Lockdowns are the biggest planned crime in human history. They know full well that lockdowns do not stop viral outbreaks. They know full well that lockdowns kill the economies that feed people.
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  3484. The woman presenter seems to be affronted, thinking Putin's attack is aimed at the West's ordinary people and their freedoms. He is actually criticising - and literally standing up against - the NWO globalists whose aims require those freedoms to be extinguished.
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  3485.  @sandhyaneelmegh3970  Thank you, corrected!
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  3486. That word 'community' is being shoe-horned into a lot of places it doesn't really fit these days.
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  3487. Mind Crimes You didn't listen then?
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  3488.  @richardharvey1732  Never a problem in my own case regarding masks and vision. Don't wear a mask and you'll see clearly. Come to think of it, perhaps it's only those who can see clearly who don't wear a mask!
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  3489. At least she owns up to being blindingly prejudiced. She would prefer anyone who isn't 'a white man from London'. Does she even realise just how offensive she is?
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  3490. Vaccines are one of mankind's greatest achievements. The experimental mRNA injections are the greatest crime in human history.
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  3491. Yet another day of BS here at GoBshiteNews. Never a word of investigation as to why we have been brought - in a very literal sense - to this murderous stage.
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  3492.  @melburnianscience7021  Just google it mate. Ask a friend to help.
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  3493. Trump bantering, Putin taking the piss, and the BBC grinning away in its own little oblivious bubble.
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  3494. The common cold finally got its shit together and hired some smart marketing people.
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  3495.  @user-jy3tr1rv8v  It has killed many more than that.
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  3496.  @user-jy3tr1rv8v  Well, what do you think happens then: people just get a little sniffle when they're 93 and they get back to normal?
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  3497.  @user-jy3tr1rv8v  Pneumonia is such a good day out. You tried it yet?
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  3498.  @user-jy3tr1rv8v  Take your time, scrape together some words. You can do it.
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  3499. It's idiotic to remind ourselves how our currency has been debased?
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  3500.  @RichardBergson  Money, or more correctly, currency, is commonly believed to be what makes prosperity happen. It is not, it is merely one tool that can be used. Unfortunately we are mired in a series of events in which governments use their respective currencies not with the aim of increasing prosperity, but in order to dilute their buying power. This way wealth is taken by stealth away from workers, savers and pensioners and funnelled to the state.
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  3501. The motivation, aims and actions of governments since March 2020 writ large.
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  3502. Joe Man on TV says Putin bad man. Keep soaking it up mate.
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  3503. Just nipping round to the Bitch of Colour for a swift one.
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  3504. Please heal America.
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  3505. How jolly it must feel for the hundreds of thousands of grieving families, to be egged on by Rupert. Just go ahead folks and drive towards massively overwhelming fire power so that the cheerleaders of the West can sit back and make money.
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  3506. Turf war?
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  3507. A 95 year-old Queen Elizabeth II becomes "a case", she catches the virus that has pinned down the economies of the West with such devastating consequences - and she carries on with a lighter workload. The Spectator has spent the past two years aiding and abetting the crime that was and is still being perpetrated.
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  3508. Lift the lockdown.
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  3509. Russia is compelled to fight for its existence. NATO is in it for speculative gain and can turn around at any time; as it did in Afghanistan. NATO has used Ukraine in the most cynical way, and might be made to pay the price by Ukrainians.
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  3510. If we had inherited CBDC from our forebears - never known any other currency, and some bright spark invented this weird stuff: little discs of metal and slips of paper we could carry around in our pockets and exchange for goods, 'cash' I've heard it called; then everyone would want in on it.
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  3511. nighthawks Great. You got your kit bag ready for the flight to Donbas?
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  3512. Nothing to do with the ............................
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  3513. If audio cannot be arranged so that the actual question can be heard, then transcription would make clips like this much more effective. Namely, we could all witness just how craven the press has become, and just how soundly Governor DeSantis deals with them.
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  3514. A basic flaw in your arguments, Alex: the prospect of hungry Europeans is actually something our politicians are happy about. The 'Russia is stopping you from eating' narrative is already being put forward.
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  3515. "...easy access to the West..."? By the time they get to Calais they have crossed a thousand miles of the West. They are not attracted to the West, they are attracted to the UK. The French find themselves in the unfortunate position of unpaid doorman, manning the entrance to the greatest sale on the planet. As soon as you get through that door there is a rent-free home to be had, free food and clothing, free medical care and free education. All the world knows this. The real Devil at the centre of the circle in this, is the British political establishment, who have the power to shut down the sale overnight, but instead complain of 'human traffickers' and sit idly by while the country is plundered daily.
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  3516. So, pensioners are to shiver under blankets next winter, saving £1.4 billion, while asylum seekers are made nice and cosy in hotels at a cost of £6.4 billion.
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  3517. We are being abused. Ushered from one traumatising manufactured 'crisis' to the next. Psychologically manipulated by our own government, into the belief that a modified middle-ranking corona virus is ebola, we have stood by - mostly sat by actually - and watched them cripple our society by taking down the economy that feeds it. Just as the coming lockdowns wil be made to look justified, due to the fact that thousands of hospital beds have been closed; the fuel shortages, along with so many other 'out of stock' commodities, which are actually the result of wilful neglect, are given us as some kind of reckoning for our wrong doing. Make ready for November's whinge-fest in Glasgow, during which the massed ranks of the globalist media corps will daily treat us to assurances of imminent catastrophe if we don't stop the dreadful practice of keeping our houses warm, or of flying to Spain on holiday, or of being 'plant-based hesitant'.
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  3518. Warren's entire line of argument is based on the premise that the existing population of Americans, of some 330 millions+, is a sort of disabled patient who needed caring for throughout the plandemic, exclusively by people brought in to do the job. Not one of the 330 million, according to her story, helped themselves to 'get through'.
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  3519. Can't wait to see how the MSM will blame all of this on Putin.
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  3520. " Media " - plural.
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  3521. This man is a talking oil-slick.
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  3522. Superb presentation - all of this is highly relevant to our time. Without mentioning it even in the slightest, all of this seems to be illustrative of the way that thatbiggest con in history was first perpetrated and is still being purveyed. Nod, nod, wink, wink, jab, jab, print, print.
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  3523. Macron just keeps on pushing the lie that has been exposed to the whole world. Russia's 'aggression' did not come out of the blue. The Neocon scheme was started in the Clinton administration years, to surround Russia, to bleed it dry, to then dismantle the Russian Federation and manage the resources. If we all know, then why is Macron so out of touch with reality?
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  3524. user Good that you don't believe what's not true.
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  3525. For those who are wary and holding back on the basis of waiting for the dip in gold price. Look up the dollar price per ounce chart for the past 50 years. Look at that line. Basically, there's one year, 2011, you could have come unstuck and even then, within eight years you were once again on the up. Then, since 2019 we have entered a different world altogether. Not saying definitely that gold won't ever again dip; but what we need to remember is it's not gold going up, but the dollar going down. And if you can see any way that that slide is stopped, then you're a better man than I Gungaddin.
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  3526. "...because..the downside of the epidemic, people get infected just as much as they do on the upside..." There for all of the 'second wave, third wave, fourth wave' devotees, from a 'member of a sub-group of SAGE' (to me that's a member of SAGE) that this virus is on its way out.
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  3527. Fraud is fraud. If it is found that fraud took place, then that needs to be put right.
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  3528. Fico is pronounced "Fitzo".
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  3529. She's eaten a baby hippo.
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  3530. Dayton Dimond What caused the Fed to print $120billion per month?
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  3531. Why would any alliance between the US and Russia need to bother itself with superfluities like Canada or the EU? They would have all they need to just get along and do business while blue-haired Pot-Noodlerism minces its way off into childless oblivion.
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  3532.  @danrayson  From where did the £400 billion come that the government has shelled-out during the plandemic?
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  3533. Well observed and expressed. Unfortuately, we find ourselves at the receiving end and coming up to the climax of an event that has been in the making for some while, in fact a long time. It's going to get a lot worse and quickly from here. The virus was the escalator, then the climate, along with every other available 'emergency' to keep the fear alive; leading to the impending war. As Gerald Celente informs: "When all else fails, they take you to war"
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  3534. Stimmy goes to landlord. Landlord gives money to dealer. Dealer sends money home to Ghana.
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  3535.  @Pinkwhitney2510  With you on that.
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  3536. More koveed narrative bullshit. Keep it going you lot at the Spectator - nearly there now. Soon we'll have strangled every small/medium business to death. Well done all.
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  3537. Climate change - or rather, the idea that humans can have any power over that change - is the scam that the globalists need when the plandemic scam is recognised by the people.
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  3538. Macron seems to be trying to make up for France's poor showing in WWII by getting in the queue early doors in Roumania to kick-off WWIII proper. Strange to see so many people just munching their way toward that blinding glare followed shortly by evaporation.
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  3539. The trick was to get those floppy disks in real quick.
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  3540. Russia won. Your lies need to stop now.
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  3541. To ruin an economy as quickly as this, takes a lot of hard work by many malevolent actors. The best way to look at the situation with the value of gold, is to regard it as staying still while the dollar and its followers have to stump up ever more bits of paper to purchase one ounce.
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  3542. wayne stewart Why is that then?
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  3543.  @waynestewart3097  They seem to be wearing a lot of sheep masks these days?
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  3544. NATO will sacrifice as many Ukrainian soldiers as it takes to sell more arms. And Russia will get what it wants anyway.
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  3545. The very use of the word 'vaccine' to describe the mRNA injections, is a gross abuse of language. They are not vaccines because they work in a very different way from vaccines.
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  3546. Spot-on regarding the moribund state of so many cities in former free-West economies. If you listen to the financial commentary, everything is couched in terms of 'the recovery' - so much conjecture about what shape it will take and how long it will take to get fully up and running again. Yet the truth of it is that, despite the glimmers of normality, the offices and workspaces are largely just as deserted as they were this time last year; the transport systems are coasting at best - at the other end of the scale, the airline industry is mortally wounded. The hospitality industry is bleeding dry due to the continuing insistence that it must treat every customer at the door, inhospitably, thus killing its major selling point. At this stage it is perfectly clear that the people who are directing us now, are fully intent on destroying the small/medium business sector, seizing its former workforce for their own ends by means of furlough and 'stimmy' payments, weaning them onto the state teat. The long march, come to fruition.
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  3547. Matt Scarcella How bad a virus is that then, if you've got it and you can lift weights?
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  3548.  @TheGavinmcgregor  So what? I wish I could catch the fucking virus.
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  3549.  @shantor100  '...because there is [sic] different levels of the amount of something in the virus.' What on earth are you trying to say? What you said actually means nothing.
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  3550.  @shantor100  No. What you need to try and do is offer something relevant to the discussion. Come on pal, you can find it in you.
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  3551.  @shantor100  Do you actually believe the level of bullshit you're trying to push here?
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  3552. beth Do yourself a favour: turn off the TV and do some independent research. Or get a trusted adult to do it with you.
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  3553. "Putin needed to feel the pain of losing on the battlefield, and we were working our way towards that..."....."He's [Putin is] losing a major part of his army everyday..." Think about that statement - how mathematically untenable it is? Mr Townsend is in a very sorry state resulting from his mindless consumption of the blatant and bared corruption of basic on-the-ground facts. "What is Putin gonna give up?" This isn't a board game, it is war and at the end of a war the victor is under no compulsion to give up anything. What did the allies give up when they met with German command after both world wars? The truth is that this conflict had no need to arise. Had the UK/US pact and its NATO front not embarked upon its scheme to destroy and plunder the Russian Federation over the course of the past thirty years; then Russia would not have needed to re-arm to such an extent so as to defend itself. The delusion of the Western MSM has been smashed - not before time - against the brick wall of reality.
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  3554. "...what have we got if we don't hold on to the culture and the things that people know us for?" A republic, free of the deference and sycophancy that holds us down.
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  3555. Lockdown and all of its destruction, was never the answer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd4GFaCXAKc
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  3556. Yet time after time, the EU sock-puppets harp on about "defending democracy".
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  3557.  @hamduignan207  I can't recall ever having been in conflict with Afghanistan.
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  3558. Central banks are the enemy. Central banks are behind this whole shitshow. It will end in them owning everything. If, as we have been cheerfully assured by the World Economic Forum's CEO and founder, Klaus Schwab, "By 2030 you will own nothing, and you will be happy", then it follows that all of that appropriated wealth will have to have gone somewhere: it will be held by the central banks' banker, the Bank for International Settlements. They will decide who gets to eat and who doesn't. Perhaps I'm one of these conspiracy theorists. Maybe I'm just responsible enough to do a little light research into information that is freely available on the official websites of the organisations concerned. In the time wasted in so doing, I'm missing all those super episodes of 'Cash in the Attic'.
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  3559. Australia needs a bit of a jump around https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tODlPxhbGF8
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  3560. "WW 2 was perhaps the most expensive war in history" The Biden Whitehouse "Here, hold my beer"
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  3561. Debra Barclay Studies are so yesterday when you have a globalist power game to inflict on the people of the world.
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  3562. The economies and the societies of the whole of the Western world have been shut down for over a year - businesses have been destroyed, some never to return; homes have been lost, careers terminated. Lives have been lost to suicide and relationships have been torn apart. All of this due to criminal lockdowns that are ineffective and ongoing. So why were there now impassioned speeches demanding a return to the normality of people going to work and earning money. Why are those in the acting profession so conspicuously absent from any protest against lockdown?
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  3563. jolan "Oriented" is fine. It's widely used and recognised in dictionaries. It's also not ugly and jarring as is 'Orientated'.
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  3564.  @daydays12  Ukraine is bust. No money left. NATO is now fighting Russia, using what's left of the Ukrainian Army plus mercenaries.
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  3565. Covid is the new bad-back.
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  3566. paul Intense, relentless propaganda.
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  3567. @ Do yourself a favour: turn off your TV and read some serious commentary.
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  3568. But the public will in fact stand for more of this. We will have a rant about it on the comment threads; we will hear of so many stopping the licence-fee payments; and we will then get on with our lives and the same bunch of hugely rich people will be paid even more next year. How can we do anything to stop it when there is no mechanism in place for doing so?
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  3569. Here's an aspect of the Ukrainian scene that was uncovered just last year and is now strangely ignored https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy910FG46C4
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  3570. Just a minor correction: the man shown in the photo next to John Major is not Soros, it's Norman Lamont.
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  3571.  c2s  Calm down mate, you'll be fine.
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  3572. That left and right eye-flutter at the ceiling as he realises his idol Trudeau is to be the subject in question.
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  3573. "For "NATO", read "The central banks"
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  3574. What growth?
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  3575. "...he's just doing his own job..." Whitty's job is to occupy the position of power, from which he can dictate government policy. For almost two years his advice has kept UK business in a stranglehold that is choking the life out of it. She's right: he is doing his job.
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  3576.  @lordvadertheleftie9703  The EU is wholly committed to globalism. Everywhere is like everywhere else and everything must be complied with; nothing can be challenged. Not the European tradition at all.
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  3577. janks The Norwegian Defence Minister isn't quite good enough for you?
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  3578. debo And that bully's name is.................?
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  3579. Translation: "...today, the dollar - intentionally denuded of so much of its former buying power through the profligate 'creation' out of thin air, of trillions of new dollars - reached the point at which it takes 120 of them to pay for just one barrel of crude."
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  3580.  @michaels4255  How have you inferred from my comment, that bank reserves circulate?
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  3581. This is all great except for one major flaw that's very widespread right now: 'the pandemic' is credited with having brought the economy to its knees. The pandemic has not and never could have had that effect. Yes, the economy (economies everywhere...almost) has indeed been brought to its knees, but by the inordinate and totally ineffective lockdown regimes. 'Lockdowns have one result: they make poor people poorer.' They do not save one life, in fact, they add to the total of those who die from infection, those who lose their lives as a direct result of lockdown. I'm no virologist so that's why these are not my observations. The WHO's David Nabarro provides the quotation above. The eminent scientists who gave us the Great Barrington Declaration back up this also, and more.
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  3582.  Astolfo Desu  Wrong. I don't wear a mask and haven't booked a holiday. What's a 'council holiday' btw?
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  3583.  @triple75  Don't guess. Discussion would be better. If you feel up to it?
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  3584. Wrong. The lockdowns have been/continue to be a great success. They were designed to destroy the economy. Job nearly done.
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  3585. Kadinh13 Latest research in says that the effect of masks on viral spread is negligible. At the same time they breed bacteria.
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  3586.  @stacylgh  'Random study'? Well maybe the Danish science and 'Nature' magazine is not able to compete with the word of two nurses.
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  3587.  @stacylgh  An interesting new observation you may care to view https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m121hAiREvc
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  3588.  @anajuajam  Masks don't stop viral spread. All they do is send the mutual message: 'I am a danger to your health; you are a danger to mine. Death is about to strike us all down' It's hogwash. The mask is the strongest weapon in the armoury of those who want to kill our economy. Look forward to that when it comes soon. When people are hungry and want what's in your cupboard.
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  3589.  @ralph95  A what?
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  3590. The snow fields and then the summery green fields?
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  3591. calebriley I am an unabashed conspiracy analyst. I used to cite all the stuff you have written, but I was challenged one time and can't find any evidence for any of it. If you could refer me to said documentation I'd be grateful.
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  3592. When they were all clapping the NHS, and applauding Rishi Sunak's decision to pay people to sit at home watching Netflix; where did they think the money would come from to pay such massive sums? No it wasn't 'borrowed', it was created out of thin air by the magic money tree. Within the space of 18 months the Bank of England debased the pound so that wages/pensions/savings are decimated. It's the favourite trick of fiat currency bankers because ordinary people don't even know it is happening. They set out in March 2020, on the process that would ruin the economy and transfer the wealth of poor and middle class people, to the large corporations and the elites. It's working. Just wait until they judge the time is right to up interest rates so that millions find they cannot keep up the mortgage payments and the housing stock of the nation falls into the hands of Blackrock and Vanguard. Say what you will about Klaus Schwab but he did tell us all up front that we would all own nothing by 2030.
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  3593. Trance master I must have missed that bit. Where and how do they do that?
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  3594. Sociopath. Plain and simple.
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  3595. "So, to summarise, I've just very eloquently given you the news that you are about to experience one of the two flavours available, of financial armageddon........Have a great day." !!!
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  3596. The word he uses is apt: "baffling" is what every government pronouncement is about right now. They are putting before the public a daily feed of unhinged freefall so that their words gradually are seen to be moving further away into the distance. Thus their words can more easily fail to match their deeds - air travel can be 'made easier' at the same time as it is made impractical by....... ahem........... 'other factors'.
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  3597. Nope. Next question.
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  3598. Something sinister in the way the term 'hate crime' is being used. I read the initial report of a recent street stabbing in London, which seemed to go out of its way to point out that it wasn't a 'hate crime'. The blood of the victim seems to be somehow diminished in relevance by such ugly, pointless and actually, offensive categorisation.
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  3599. Look to the government of Ireland - look at its constituent members of parliament and those in its civil service departments who wield just as much power. Look at the leaderships of its major corporates. How much have they been 'penetrated' by Uncle Klaus? Right up to the taties it would seem.
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  3600. The plandemic is on its last legs. Stand by for the next bullshit crisis.
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  3601. Altogether now: " It's beginning to look a lot like lockdown"
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  3602. If you've got a party which needs rules imposed on its members, by its leader, to combat anti-Semitism; then the problem is not going to be solved by those rules.
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  3603. Then 2020 came along.
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  3604.  @georgewright8928  That their estimation of their own importance is not healthy.
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  3605.  @georgewright8928  We need leaders though. We need them to speak to us.
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  3606. It's only right we should honour the many one-legged black lesbians who made the ultimate sacrifice trying to defeat the Normans.
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  3607.  @stumccabe  The tide is turning, how?
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  3608. What doesn't work is green power.
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  3609.  @captainmcawesome7908  You sure you've got children?
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  3610. "Putin's invasion..."? Dear oh dear. The Bank of England's performance over the past century, and more, has been dire. It has led us to the point today, at which the pound is worth 2% of what it was in 1913. The inflation it has indulged in, has reduced the wages/savings/pensions of all working people. This is not a natural phenomenon. The Bank of England should not be reformed, it should be disbanded.
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  3611. Question everything. Except what SAGE says.
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  3612. Andrews is yet another example of the success of the march through the institutions of the western system. They never did like how we operated the system of making money through individual endeavour. They have schemed for years to eradicate it. They now have it by the throat and will squeeze until it stops twitching.
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  3613. Third 'journalist' question was a beaut': wants to know why the kids who are in no danger from coronavirus are not being forced to be jabbed with the coronavirus medication, 'before the flu season'. Looks like the old flu virus is going to play an even bigger part in this bullshit from here on.
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  3614. The populations of the West are seeing through the bullshit. They won't fight.
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  3615.  @WrathInteractive  Great! I'm off for a pint then!
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  3616. A film made entirely by and starring only black straight women. Is that a high or a low score?
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  3617. 1:46 That's how well I did. The voice-fry got to me at that point and I had to pull-out.
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  3618. Has he been away?
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  3619. How long have the politicians been saying we 'have to learn to live with the virus'; and then actually 'waging war' against it, knowing it's a war that can't be won?
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  3620.  @andyb6866  NATO, 'the West' - the Neocons who currently run things.
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  3621.  @Сергій-м2л  NATO
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  3622.  @TimMountjoy-zy2fd  'Personnel'? Any bases/military equipment/missiles?
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  3623.  @johnteets2921  Your point being?
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  3624.  @eIektrinis  Defensive? You're part of NATO that is using Ukraine to try and dismantle the Russian Federation? Oh and what threats did Russia pose to Lithuania? It allowed you to secede and become a sovereign state.
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  3625. He could be right and wrong at the same time. The 'squeeze' that's coming is actually going to be so much more than that - it's going to be a crushing. By that I mean that the state will not be looking for 25% of your earnings; not 40%, not60%. They want people to have nothing and for the state to have it all. Therefore, unless Mr Berry can find a loophole (and as he's much cleverer than I, he might do just that, when I can't) then the huge profits he makes from his bet, will be taken. And I'm not sure he will be that happy camper envisaged by Uncle Klaus.
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  3626. The on-scene reporter makes molotov cocktails sound so lovely.
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  3627. I look for visual signals. At 25:52 Billy throws one of his shapes. Something's afoot.
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  3628. "...going perfectly". My pleasure, don't mention it.
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  3629. The squealing and the man-bun just gave it that extra satisfaction.
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  3630. Putin is obsessed with NATO and EU military bases and missiles on his front doorstep. How is he supposed to react to that?
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  3631. Quite apart from the Bitcoin discussion, there seems to be an inordinate faith in, and a slavish - quite literally - devotion to the operation of fiat currencies here. 'Stick with fiat currency because it will be of value, come what may'? OK. Let's look at how our hallowed Pound has kept its value over the past 25 years. One ounce of gold bought on this date in 2000, would have required handing over £189. Imagine then, if you had bought that one ounce and simply held on to it until today. To buy an ounce of gold today would require payment of £2232. Other investments might have proved more lucrative but that is how gold and the Pound have fared. Alternatively, we could have taken Professor Murphy's advice and stuck with the fiat currency, dutifully leaving it in our bank. During that time our £189 would have earned interest so that it now stands at the princely sum of £324. So fiat currency has performed dreadfully. In a quarter of a century, our deposit in the bank has been effectively whittled away. Our trusty fiat currency has done what fiat currencies will always do: been used as a tool to rob people of the buying power of their wages, their savings and their pensions. Please explain, Professor, the basis of your enthusiasm for staying in a scheme which performs so poorly.
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  3632. floxy20 And the Soviet system was ended, when?
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  3633. Lots at steak here.
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  3634. Cheesy as fuck.
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  3635. The whole tranche of political leaders have attuned to the new reality of their trade. The need to be re-elected is no longer a factor; for when their current task is completed and they have delivered the world's impoverished and desperate people into the hands of global Technocracy, elections will be a thing of the past. The political elites who are facilitating the take-down as we speak, will be put out to comfortable grass. The people will be entered into a future of institutional penury.
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  3636. A brief summary: 1. Three minutes shake hands. 2. Five minutes UK Defence Secretary talking the same shit that was spouted throughout the Biden period. 3. Seven and a half minutes of Hegseth telling all that the Biden shit is gone - think again. 4. Outro from UK, speaking fluent Bidenese.
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  3637. The difference between conspiracy theory and the truth is currently running at around three years.
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  3638.  @gio-oz8gf  Except, none of that is true. I'm not actually very clever, I just have a backbone, an enquiring mind, and an internet connection.
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  3639. Seems like an improvement to me.
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  3640. Florida must be laughing at all the commie states and their drone people.
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  3641. pFizer are promising a vaccine early in the new year, which will protect agains wind and rain and general nastiness.
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  3642. There is no vacuum. Komrad Kamala holds all the power, just as planned.
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  3643. It is essential to continue to wear a mask at all times. How else are we to keep the doom narrative going? We need to keep the public feeling threatened: remember "death is all around us waiting to pounce from one asymptomatic person to another!". Congrat's to all at ZOE for keeping the trauma maintainence programme going so that the economy that feeds us all can be brought to its knees. Nice work. Oh, masks? Do a damned thing to stop viral transmission? Don't be silly!
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  3644. Why is this man describing the economic scene of 2022 as though it were just another year. Why no mention of what the WEF and its agents are doing to destroy the middle classes?
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  3645.  @grahamo22  Righto. So why have the EU and the UK negotiators been negotiating all this year?
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  3646.  @grahamo22  The basics are that the UK voted to leave over 4 years ago and both the EU and the UK government have done their best to thwart that. We still haven't left in any substantive sense. We will, but we have not yet.
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  3647.  @grahamo22  So, again, why have they been negotiating all this time? Negotiating what?
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  3648. I always look for a good deal when looking to climb the highest peak in the world.
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  3649. The people in charge of LA etc, know full well that images matter. Therefore, they do everything they can to facilitate the tents in the streets. People see squalor, people get scared. Don't be fooled by the facile images people. It's always been like that but just not allowed in view.
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  3650. Confused? It is clearer by the day what they are doing. They are strangling the life out of capitalism. The clue that this might be their aim, could be seen right at the beginning of this, when the fat controller said he would be 'led by the science' to deal with a viral outbreak. That 'science' turned out to be SAGE, which did not have one virologist or epidemiologist in its ranks, but had a whole hive of communist-led behavioural psychologists in tow to traumatise the people into doing whatever those in charge desired.
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  3651.  @stevejacobs9320  Thank you, that helps.
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  3652. Be proud of your accent whoever you are, wherever you come from. It's not called Mother Tongue for nothing.
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  3653. This woman has great spirit. I hope she gets things how she wants them.
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  3654.  @2strokesmoke783  I've followed him since May when I had started to suspect this pandemic might not be quite what SAGE were telling us. He was solidly against lockdown before that.
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  3655. The Russians must be fully aware that Trump is temporary. US administrations come and go - but the Neocons remain in position and ready to stage their next attack. It is a long-game strategy. Prepare for the Trump/Putin cordiality to be short-lived when Russia lays-out its requirements.
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  3656. Drive Volvo
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  3657.  @jeremymanson1781  Which bit are you taking issue with?
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  3658. There was a time when JFK developed a bit of an obsession with Cuba. He took action.
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  3659. That's it then: all available treatments have been tried and there is nothing else they can do. No good way to say this Mr Dollar, but you are now on palliative care.
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  3660. Wrong in the head.
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  3661.  @delbobmain7772  While the bovines are not.
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  3662.  @Maximln_1  Rather more to it than that.
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  3663. In UK, besides the tax, there is NI contribution; then there's VAT on purchases. The BBC won't go anywhere near this sort of information.
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  3664. You're getting this investigative journalism thing all wrong Peter. You're supposed to have a nice sharp suit, collar and tie on, with superbly styled hair and luminous dental work. You need to really concentrate on the diction and try cultivate some ponderous timbre for those heart-rending moments. In short you need to polish up your bullshit. Joking aside mate, you are doing great work once again here.
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  3665.  Peter Santenello  You are an imposter. Fuck off.
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  3666. Keep listening to globalists like Rory Stewart, while your currency is reduced to zero and you are a pauper dependent on the state.
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  3667. And the devil is....?
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  3668. Britain did not 'sunk' it, it 'sank' it.
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  3669. The delusion of these people just gets deeper.
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  3670. r4aned In the UK we are through it mate.
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  3671.  @jerrycann9072  Wrong. The annual death rate is slightly lower than average. 1600 people per day will die tomorrow in UK. That's how it is. Don't let the BBC/MSM scare you with figures.
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  3672. I see, so the idea of nationhood is to be reviled and extinguished by the globalists....until they want young people to fight their wars 'to defend the nation'? Good luck with that. The people have seen through this disgusting and perfectly avoidable war.
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  3673. Let's just think about the significance of the passage of time.
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  3674. It's way past time to sit down and talk. In fact Ukraine and Russia did that very thing in March/April 2022 and came to an agreement. All of this was destroyed at the insistence of NATO through its messenger, Boris Johnson. In the time since then, NATO (basically the US/UK true leadership) has shown clearly that they will not stop their attempt to break-up the Russian Federation unless they are forced to stop. NATO can step back from this and survive intact - if Russia steps back it is finished.
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  3675. Another 'vaccine' recipient no longer with us: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GoA13KuYts And the evidence stacks up to show we never needed the experimental gene modification therapy. https://www.wnd.com/2021/05/covid-deaths-plunge-major-world-city-introduced-ivermectin/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=PostBottomSharingButtons&utm_campaign=websitesharingbuttons But keep on listening to the scab-lifter.
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  3676. WHAT! HISTORY! You mean....like....before I was EVEN BORN! Before even Pot Noodles were invented!
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  3677. Spot on, Mr Moss. It's as if Powell/Yellen & Co were using the Weimar situation as their playbook. Alasdair Macleod has an interesting tale: during the final throes of the 1923 collapse of the German currency, it was possible to buy outright, a substantial detached house in one of the better parts of Berlin, for 6oz of gold.
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  3678. The BBC's job right now is to keep the doom narrative going so that the tearing-down of the economy can carry on in the background. Every day of our continued lockdown is a day of hamstrung businesses. Every day, more of them lose their grip and fall away.
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  3679. Rex Would you be kind enough to post links to the two post-interview statements you cite please?
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  3680. Does The New Statesman, do its staff and its readership, really think that the Tories and Labour actually have the power to run the country these days? Both parties have been brought to heel by the globalist corporates and it is their will that directs the course of our politics no matter who scans their phones on the benches.
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  3681. Then, six years later, all of this is made to look silly by Gibbering Joe's Magic Money Tree.
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  3682. So many fronts here. 84 year old cancer patient dies..........of covid. 58 year old announces he has MS and uses this as a platform to get others to take experimental medication which doesn't stop viral transmission.
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  3683. How is a drop in cases, of the symptomatic but recovered, a good thing? We need all to have gone through this in order to move on. To keep on aiming to 'control' cases is merely to preserve a potential host of people who are 'protected'. This 'protection' can be made, and is being made to last forever. Hence the three week lockdown that has lasted nine months to date and shows no sign of being lifted.
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  3684. Track2 is set to implode. If the transition period takes us into that then we have a bill of 441 billion euro. This is big stuff. When Andy McDonald witters about 'the damage that COULD be done' to the UK economy, he is trotting out project fear, even now. Any damage caused by our leaving, would be short term and surmountable - the Track2 catastrophe will snuff us out for many decades if we are soft enough to let it.
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  3685. How many times are people going to believe serial liars? We are like the battered wife who says she still loves him. Just look at the signalling all around Javid: does this bunch of masked dickheads look like they're going to be doing anything at all to back up his words?
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  3686.  @Craig121000  You're happy to put a member of the Trilateral Commission in No 10?
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  3687. Zuby's point regarding the anti-logic of these restrictions cannot be refuted. Just confront jab fans with this basic truth and they crumple. I recently asked one what part they estimated is being played at this stage, by the build-up in the community of natural immunity. "None" he told me, "it doesn't exist". We are dealing with a state-sponsored cult.
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  3688. If we had started out with just worms all these millions of years; and someone had devised cows, sheep, pigs and chickens; they'd get the Nobel prize.
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  3689. jan go tiger
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  3690. I voted to leave the EU. The only regret I have is that it took Parliament 41 years to allow us to vote on this issue. They told us this would be the final and binding decision: if we voted remain, that was it; if we voted to leave, then we would leave. Now, three and a half years later, the EU, aided by the traitors in our Parliament, have proved themselves to be liars and cheats. We are now presented with a 'Brexit' that does not entail our leaving, versus remain. The 'Mother of Parliaments' has become a crack-whore. Interesting to see that the US media is just as estranged from the ordinary voter - the 'populists', the British 'basket of deplorables', the silent majority - as is ours.
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  3691. We are seriously in need of coming to terms with the new realities of democratic voting systems and their susceptibility to techno-swerve. New Zealand fell to its adoption; the US then followed. The technocrats have taken the field and the likelihood of their giving up any of their gains are zilch.
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  3692. I don't think you are being mean or irrational; I think you have the situation pretty much described as it is. I'm not a fan of cities but the one city I would love to visit is NY - just seems like there is a general attitude of no nonsense pragmatism, and that appeals to me. Looks like it's fat-cutting time for commercial property dealers in NY, at least for a while and until we get over the Corona scam. Wish you all the best, good luck.
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  3693.  @andysmivvers6364  Agree all that. Mass Formation is very hard to shake-off.
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  3694.  @susannaedwards5804  Heard of neither but will find now. Thanks and stay strong.
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  3695. Lifebuoy my arse. One bloke ran in and saved the stupid girl.
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  3696. " Russia's full-scale war..." She missed out the 'unprovoked'! What is she thinking?
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  3697. charlie Alas Black Rock is very much alive and killing. Northern Rock?
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  3698. Westminster porn-watcher to be disciplined by the chief whip. Likely to start a queue.
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  3699. @4:55 suggested title: The Granny Savers
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  3700. Train British people to be doctors. Radical idea, I know, but that's how things used to work.
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  3701. Restrictions should have ended in May 2020 when the data were clearly showing that we were dealing with a middle-ranking viral infection such as kill hundreds of thousands across the globe annually. Prior to 2020 we were never assailed with daily death figures for flu; nor did we have a clue how many people die every day from all causes in our respective countries (UK = 1700) The technocrats and bankers have had our pants down and because we let them, they are about to slip us a length up the arse.
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  3702. The lying persists. The whole plandemic, with its lockdowns, was designed to slit a vein in the economies of the West. They are still bleeding-out, while the Fed' and other central banks use the 'emergency' as an excuse to debase currencies, printing trillions, thereby making people's wages/savings/pensions worth less. The Ukraine war is the next excuse to print even more.
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  3703. Here's another bit of reality for all here at bedwetters central https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VCLqey0vYU
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  3704. The country that Stürmer represents IS a part of Europe. We need to kick into touch that mythical 'special relationship'. It was always bollocks.
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  3705. "Keir Starmer says...." ...and so that's the end of discussion.
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  3706.  @adamgrimsley2900  Could you kindly give just a couple of names of the people who offer solutions on this please? Or perhaps just give an outline of their main points?
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  3707.  @adamgrimsley2900  What does Mr Stewart have in mind?
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  3708.  @adamgrimsley2900  Just back from Stewart's plan. Basically, he suggests that NATO supply Ukraine - a dictatorship set up by Obama - with the very weapons that the Russians regard as a threat on their doorstep. Not the brightest is he?
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  3709.  @adamgrimsley2900  Apart from my level of intelligence and Stewart's record though; how is it supposed to de-escalate the situation if we are to supply more weaponry to Ukraine, when such weapons capability is the very reason for Russia's alarm? Or is the aim to exacerbate the situation and go to hot war?
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  3710.  @adamgrimsley2900  Yeah right. "...deterrent..." by the way.
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  3711.  @adamgrimsley2900  It's just you were earlier so keen to question the intelligence of someone about whom you know nothing.
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  3712.  @adamgrimsley2900  Ooh, an 'expert'! When they get expert status they're beyond challenge are they?
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  3713.  @adamgrimsley2900  "I'm supposed..." How's that intelligence thing going mate?
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  3714.  @adamgrimsley2900  Sorted.
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  3715. Time for the next plandemic maybe?
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  3716. Daz Elz That's not Adam Smith, that's Leslie Phillips.
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  3717. It's a seasonal virus. It's not flu and it's not ebola. It's not too dissimilar with flu in terms of its annual death rate. We get viral outbreaks every year, all of them take some elderly and some very ill people. This one is doing exactly what they all do. In 1969 there was a flu pandemic which caused double the amount of deaths that covid 19 has taken. Did we mask up? Did people get furloughed? Did the western economies get shut down at massive expense while others powered-on? This is pure, savage politics. Get real or prepare for global, totalitarian, communist rule.
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  3718. How come the US avails itself of the Monroe Doctrine; while Russia has to accept US bases and missile silos right up to its border?
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  3719. Bee Gees love child.
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  3720. The real rate of price increases has been at between 10 and 12% pa, since 2008. The Bank of England is the cause of inflation when it chooses to increase the supply of currency as it has so massively in the past few years. Why? To first inflate the economy, then at a time of their choosing, to bring it down. We are witnessing the biggest transfer of wealth in history - the rich are to get much richer, the poor can just shut up.
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  3721. As a quotation, the originator, George Carlin, deserves mention.
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  3722. Ricci Rohde What was it that killed Free Market Capitalism in December 1913?
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  3723. Yet a tiny terraced house is going to cost you £160,000 upwards. The way we are going is just not good.
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  3724. Engineered viral outbreak. Engineered energy shortages. Engineered food shortages. Our governments have been told to impoverish and weaken the world population.
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  3725.  @pammy4741  Best of luck.
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  3726. This bloke has got to be on some really good stuff. He talks about when he served, overlooking the fact that the people he faced were without an air force and with very little more than hand-carried weaponry - and they eventually beat the British back and away home. He's expecting us to take him seriously when he says the British Army could put up a fight against Russia? The Sun needs to get real, and stop lying to us that this is anything more than a US/UK aggressive, opportunistic attempt that has backfired massively.
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  3727. Watch every clip, listen to every speech made by Putin since this conflict started. Count the number of times he actually threatens to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Zero. Do same for the US commentators and the Western MSM and how many times they make-out as though he did. Shed loads.
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  3728. Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi, Victoria Nuland, Jake Sullivan etc. They've surely all been carefully assembled under the one administration in order to present a self-image to the American people, of obsolescence? This couldn't have just come about naturally?
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  3729. This is all, time-consuming sham. Too many lies already, for me to put any faith in what this man and his colleagues say. They cannot allow anything like a return to normal, for in that secure state we would make full enquiries into the motivation for their criminal actions. They must keep this going or it is very long term jail for them. In most places, in the greater part of history, they would be executed for the treachery they have shown towards the people they are supposed to serve.
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  3730. All tax is theft. It really is time to drop that old phrase 'Land of the Free' when referring to the US. You've allowed socialism to take over and you don't have the humility to recognise that and do something to right the situation. Enfuckinjoy.
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  3731. Just leave Russia alone and things will be fine. Stick your nose in and see how long you last.
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  3732.  @flankspeed  The crucial point is that the result of the 2016 referendum has not been invoked. Were Swinson to rule that invocation out that would have denied that majority vote. Therefore democracy flouted, denied. Were she to take charge of a nation already out of the EU, then her moves to re-join would be entirely in order. No contradiction whatsoever.
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  3733. Merkel without clothes? Oh my good God please noooooooooo
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  3734. I've had fun every Christmas and New Year every year of my life. Who knows how many people died because they were in the same pub as me and caught the virus I was carrying at the time? If the cancer doesn't get me, or the heart attack or the stroke or the texting truck driver; then I will one day catch a virus that will lead to my death, simply because I am too old and frail to fight it off. Welcome to planet Earth, Doctor. For the first time in history, fools like you would have our way of life destroyed so that people who are ready to shuffle off can be kept going another few months. You propose to keep Granny warm by burning the kids. You are a disgrace to your profession.
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  3735. Vaccines good. mRNA injections are not vaccines.
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  3736. Meanwhile, China opens up a new dirty coal-fired power station every week and that's OK.
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  3737. That vape smoke soon disappeared!
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  3738. When you have the Dominion machine behind you, you know you can abuse the voters however you like, and they will still 'vote' for you.
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  3739. Cheap Toyotas then?
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  3740. Drone, drone, drone - let's all keep this tired virus going if we possibly can by gassing on about it while the actual issue: the destruction of the economy that feeds us all and pays for all health provision, goes to the wall. Well done.
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  3741.  @TheSeafordian  Exactly. Doesn't he go on?
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  3742. The European political village is replete with inadequates. Somehow though, Stürmer stands out especially, as the idiot.
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  3743. The psychological warfare being played on us, comes from SAGE "The Science". “In my study of communist societies, I came to the conclusion that the purpose of communist propaganda was not to persuade or convince, not to inform, but to humiliate; and therefore, the less it corresponded to reality the better. When people are forced to remain silent when they are being told the most obvious lies, or even worse when they are forced to repeat the lies themselves, they lose once and for all their sense of probity. To assent to obvious lies is...in some small way to become evil oneself. One's standing to resist anything is thus eroded, and even destroyed. A society of emasculated liars is easy to control. I think if you examine political correctness, it has the same effect and is intended to.” Theodore Dalrymple
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  3744. He makes good points. But they're not gonna stick one of them in me.
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  3745. "...home of alternative economics, contrarian views and snazzy polo shirt collars"
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  3746. In the short run, Keynesians are all dead.
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  3747. Wow, that tailoring though.
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  3748. Which bit of Susan Michie's (prominent member of SAGE and the UK Communist Party) statement last summer did we think might not be true? "We cannot come out of lockdown until we have a zero infection rate" Are we likely to attain that by July 19? The 'pandemic' is the theatre provided to occupy the minds of the public, while the real business of destroying the economy is quietly practised. There is no end to lockdown until the workforce of the country is made into desperate paupers reliant on the state.
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  3749. DYLON We are all a part of the reset. We don't have a choice: the economy is being reset before our eyes. Why else would the economies of the west be shut down so easily on the lame excuse of a middle-ranking virus?
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  3750.  @danieldanio9546  Please let me know when you find a refuge from it. I'm in.
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  3751. He's playing the covid game. What does he mean when he calls for us to 'beat' a virus? The way to live on this planet with this virus is to develop herd immunity.
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  3752. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is how the Ukrainians have managed to stop the Russians from taking Mariupol, Bakhmut, Avdiivka and Vuhledar; to expel the incursion in Kursk and accelerate their progress toward Pokrovsk. Amazing what can be done with shovel-wielding infantry supported by outdated artillery that uses washing machine innards.
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  3753. This war was started by the UK/US pact in 2008.
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  3754. Why is a turd tapered? So your arse doesn't shut with a bang.
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  3755. The government, its highly selective SAGE 'experts', the BBC and the wider MSM who have done this to us, do not understand the strength of hatred and contempt they have generated. Never have so many privileged people been so ready and willing to inflict such wickedness on our people. We will make them pay.
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  3756. We have allowed our government to become infested with people whose aim is to reduce the people to paupers. Explain what is happening any other way, please, anyone?
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  3757. Hang on a minute: if I choose to go out for a drive, without getting out; what harm is that doing?
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  3758.  @edenbreckhouse  Do you have a trading license? Do you comply by wearing the mask? Have you complied with the directive to receive experimental injections?
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  3759.  @Imperialbbuilding  Yes, of course. How to 'collectively say no' though? What should we do? What do you do as an individual? Chances are that you wear the mask and have been jabbed. If you have, then you've given up any resistance.
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  3760.  @edenbreckhouse  Well done both, me too. And the trading license?
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  3761.  @edenbreckhouse  We're on the same side of this mate. It's just unfair to ask the landlords in the three pubs I use - who held on through all this shit so far and opened-up again - just unfair to expect people like that to commit business suicide. I know in the long run, if this goes on, they will all be ruined by these bastards; but it's human nature to hang on as long as possible.
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  3762. The whole scamdemic was unleashed precisely to crush men like Kevin Thomas, who just want to be allowed to work hard, to provide a service and to prosper.
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  3763. Russia is the victor. Why would the victor make concessions?
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  3764. "...we are where we are" Yes, being shunted into lockdown once again because of wankstains like Cary Cooper. Omicron already peaked and fading in South Africa with the grand total of zero deaths.
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  3765. So the water supply in Florida carries chemicals that rots pipes? Do you all drink bottled water then? Really, the levels of Russophobia here are off the chart. Reference is made to the Soviet Union that was disbanded over thirty years ago. All Russian economic figures are held to be fictional; so are we to believe everything that comes out of the US Treasury and the Fed'? The basic motivator here seems to be a virulent hatred of Russia and Russians, based on deep-seated personal ethnic history. This precludes you from making any fair and objective assessment of the current situation. The whole of Russia is portrayed as a land populated by turnip-seeking paupers; these are the people whose sons have been sent to the front armed with shovels and firing missiles - including their Tsirkon hypersonics that evade everything the US has to offer - guided by washing machine circuit boards. I wonder if an 'academic economist' in Russia would not be able to afford to pay for his house repairs?
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  3766. Submit Romney
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  3767. Knob head.
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  3768. We are now in the situation whereby the media mob is screaming at people to subject their children to what is still an experimental medication, to protect them from a virus that does not afflict them. Pure madness at the behest of extreme wickedness. How have we got here? This is how: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  3769. Influenza just phoned. Says he's more than pissed off that he's not killing anyone this season.
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  3770.  @prndownload  More from the 'this is the new ebola' mindset.
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  3771. Just more death and printed dollars.
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  3772. Aegis.... Good luck with that - China IS the WHO
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  3773.  @johnmacaroni7028  I stand corrected
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  3774. 'The Oscar winner has come under fire in the past for appearing to......' .....express his opinion?
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  3775. More tokenism from The Spectator. Health crisis as pretext. Professor Gupta has, from the outset, been giving us the scientific reality of how to deal with viral outbreaks. She is given a platform here once again because the people running The Spectator know they have to give the impression that they are engaging with competing scientific views; but they also know that there is only the one narrow band of science being followed by those in power, and they know why that is. We are now in the sixteenth month of this catastrophic breakdown. All of the measures taken by government have been guided by SAGE and they have all been aimed towards restricting - at worst, halting entirely - the operation of the small/medium business sectors which employ the greater part of our workforce. We are in the summer lull of respiratory death-harvest. Come the fall into winter and the government's toy box of statistics will be opened again - the 'modellers' will draw their parabolic lines and the trauma tap will be turned on once again. The horrors now being inflicted on Australians will be magnified here. Lockdown+ will be a thing and the coup de gras will be performed on the economy as we know it. The new economy can only be...ahem 'Built Back Better' when the old one has been razed to the ground. All of this is something that the people who run this magazine could perhaps consider worthwhile area of discussion. They have not told us a small part of it throughout these dreadful days. Peculiar, that.
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  3776. Harris 'exuded' a great deal of what she really is. On that very basis, she lost the campaign big style. The more she exuded, the worse was her chance of winning. She helped the American electorate to unburden themselves from what she has been.
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  3777.  @MarkJones-ji8fd  Very true of course. Give me that propaganda that was being plied prior to 2 years ago over this though. At least they let us live while they lied.
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  3778.  @gradualdecay1040  Boris is your idea of 'not left' is he? He is the man in charge. He has the say so. Why has he done this to us?
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  3779.  @vmm5163  "Erm..." A Prime Minister is in place to lead. The public do not have the resources that are at Johnson's disposal. He should have done what he knew to be good for the people.
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  3780.  @gradualdecay1040  There are positions on that issue and so many others, that are so far skewed to the one ideological pole and need addressing. Open the curtains of the Overton Window and it is a sweeping vista of collectivism.
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  3781.  @gradualdecay1040  So far that's an 'Erm...' and a 'Lol'. How old are you?
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  3782.  @gradualdecay1040  I wouldn't give a shit if they were; but no-one is. It would appear than the decay between you ears is anything but gradual. Sit down and have another pot noodle sweetheart.
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  3783.  @gradualdecay1040  Yeah mate, you're just too good for me. Must be all that reading you've done eh?
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  3784.  @gradualdecay1040  You left a word untyped there. Is this a quiz?
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  3785.  @gradualdecay1040  How many letters?
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  3786.  @gradualdecay1040  When we get to 10 there's a big bang, right?
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  3787.  @gradualdecay1040  For the crossword puzzle clue.
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  3788.  @gradualdecay1040  Why?
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  3789.  @gradualdecay1040  Bless!
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  3790.  @halfordslain7477  About same as me mate. Embarrassed that I was taken-in for those first few weeks.
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  3791. On the real-estate investment thing: it's that 2030 comment form Shcwab that bothers me. If, by 2030 we are to own nothing and be happy; then surely bricks and mortar possessions are going to be the central snatch? (Still wondering if I'm going to wake up and I've had a vivid nightmare and the pubs never did close down and I can book my flight after all)
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  3792. Concerned over 'Delta variant' my arse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtOu7jx3snQ
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  3793. Mother Mary Youtube 'Ivor Cummins'
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  3794.  @winstonsmith2079  What are those reasons?
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  3795.  @winstonsmith2079  Firstly, because I've got a good immunity system that is fully capable of dealing with flu and corona viruses. Besides that, the 'vaccine' is very new, experimental and people have died from it. Just little things like that, you know.
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  3796.  @winstonsmith2079  Didn't think it needed to go before me; as your status as an MSM sponge doesn't need announcing. Although, if I were anti vaccine, I would never have had my polio nor my TB vaccine would I?
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  3797. "...we don't know how we'll keep people on the roads..." There's the thing: the aim of these people is to stop people using roads. Already they are framing their ghettoes to hold people in.
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  3798. Embedded ideology is now at play in the market; ie, a lot of 'traders' are the product of the narrow version of economics that is purveyed by the major colleges. It's basically Keynes or higher Keynes. It's hurting so many sensibilities, but the truth of gold cannot be held indefinitely. When the penny drops in the heads of these people, things are going to turn very quickly on a massive scale.
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  3799.  @chollis380  The billions are funny-money. Fiat is dying and will soon (speeded along by the strangling of trade and the resultant crash) be worthless. In that knowledge the government are happy to just throw numbers. How much was a loaf in Weimar Germany?
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  3800.  @searcherholic3473  This 'a proportion'? A tiny minority. You want to ban road transport as well?
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  3801.  @searcherholic3473  We're talking about vaccines here. What has right wing xenophobia got to do with that? Not sure quite what you have 'broken' to me there. Seems you like to do a lot of imagining on a worst scenario basis. I'm guessing you watch a lot of MSM news?
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  3802.  @searcherholic3473  I get the conspiracy theory thing you have. It's not as if humans throughout history ever gathered in secret in order to make plans to gain power over others is it? What a ridiculous notion!
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  3803.  @searcherholic3473  Please don't tell me what I say prior to my having said it. Google 'Trilateral Commission' Clue yourself up on what the WEF have been cooking up for the planet. Used to be a conspiracy but now they freely issue their proclamations.
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  3804.  @searcherholic3473  But I didn't mention Alex Jones, I mentioned what I mentioned.
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  3805.  @searcherholic3473  Oh yes, the lovely, the beneficent WEF. The WEF which proudly proclaims that 'In 2030 you will own nothing, and you will be happy'. Problem I have with that is that, I just finished repaying the mortgage last summer, on the house I sit in right now,. It took 20 years of hard work by me an my wife. It is ours. If we are to own nothing in nine years' time, then who will own my house? Who is to decide where we live?
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  3806.  @searcherholic3473  'Hopeful'? I should hope not to own the house that I own? So what 'share' do I have in said economy? Let's stop dicking around: you seem to think communism is worth a punt; I want none of it.
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  3807.  @searcherholic3473  You're right, I'm just going to book my flights for NY, but wait: I can't. No matter, I'll just go to the pub and have a few pints, oh, problem there too, as they're all closed down. But if it's a 'make do and mend' then hey, all is good.
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  3808.  @searcherholic3473  Tired are we? My original question is still unaddressed.
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  3809.  @searcherholic3473  No, it evades it in straw-man fashion. We are being hectored into accepting the situation whereby a vaccine is required to combat a virus which is not a danger to the vast majority of people. Why?
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  3810.  @searcherholic3473  So we are on a mission to eradicate death are we? The all-cause death figure for 2020 as % of population in UK comes in at fifth position since 1990. Why are we in such a panic for a middling outbreak?
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  3811.  @searcherholic3473  I'm calm. You have no idea as to my level of understanding. Nigel Farage enters a discussion around vaccinations, how?
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  3812. Love you to bits, Sky News Oz, and Brendan O'Neill is on the side of the angels too; but what the UK is actually witnessing is a long-running pantomime in which the red proponents of global totalitarian rule try to outshine the blue proponents of global totalitarianism. They are taking part in their collaborative production with the express aim of keeping people's focus on their acting while the economy that feeds their kids is finished off by continued restrictions on trade; their savings and pensions are bum-fucked by the money printers; and they are taken those few more irreversible clicks toward their slave future.
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  3813. Break their morale, take their freedom.
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  3814.  @agentsmith2798  I disagree. If they were incompetent, the whole project would now be getting a pasting in all media. The project is being carried-on and Europe will become a hell hole very soon. You don't get to cripple a continent (and beyond) without being good at what you do.
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  3815.  @patienceobongo  Interested. Please more.
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  3816.  @dimpletoadfoot8631  So what? It has been designed and planned. No-one patented the phrase. Get over you precious self.
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  3817.  @lindaschwartz5836  Be strong and tell the truth. It's contagious.
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  3818. The whole issue of absentee voting is a crime and is perfectly designed to undermine the true operation of democracy. As with any crime, we should look to see who benefits from that crime in order to find the culprit. Postal voting is the darling of the Democrats in the US just as it is with the Labour Party in the UK. They both hate what they term the 'populist' vote. In truth, they hate the fact that ordinary people get to have some kind of brace on political movements. If this latest crime is allowed to go unpunished - if Biden/Harris are allowed to take office, then democracy has finished in the US and by extension throughout the world.
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  3819. @Justus Americans Correct and well done! A signed pair of my boxer shorts will be with you shortly.
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  3820. Majestic.
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  3821. The media-mufflers are hard at work on this one. It will be another case shuffled away out of the limelight.
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  3822. Covid 19 devastated nothing. The lockdowns have devastated and continue to devastate businesses and communities. That's what they were designed to do.
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  3823. First time in recorded history that a tropical storm has visited Texas, proving without doubt that mankind is destroying the atmosphere and so must be locked down from here on in. Meanwhile, China cracks on with ramping up its coal-fired electricity production.
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  3824. Arse comprehensively slapped.
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  3825. The development of that new Facebook building does not detract from your case; it actually bolsters it. The very largest companies are doing what they can: scooping up commercial space at the discounted prices they knew would come about if only they could find a way of strangling the smaller concerns to death. This is what the lockdowns were all about, and the people roaming around still wearing the international badge of relentless doom across their faces, are all accomplices to this. Yes, NY had problems with crazy rents. What is happening is not the answer.
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  3826. "...models are designed to do a particular thing...". Things such as traumatising people into compliance? Keeping traders away from their customers so that they go out of business? What's that? There's a positive side to the work the modellers have put in? They let us have 'support bubbles' after their bizarre exponential and massively unfounded curves had done the work of shutting everyone in their homes for weeks on end? Whatever would we have done with that sterling effort eh? "What do you think SPI-M and SAGE really got right?" Everything they were tasked with, they got right. Their statistical histrionics put 68 million people into zombie mode. They managed to traumatise the public into a state whereby from this point onward they think of this and all future viral outbreaks as the one that is going to kill them and therefore all of society and the economy that feeds them should be locked-down, regardless of any other factor or cost. Poor Dr Brooks Pollock comes over as a very lovely but uncomfortable person - the one who drew the short straw in the SPI-M zoom meeting.
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  3827.  @jamesturner3308  How many paid? It's all bluff mate. Like the mask 'fines'. I never wear one, anywhere. Never been fined. If I were handed a fine, I wouldn't pay.
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  3828.  @jamesturner3308  Super doop. I'm a wanna be bedwetter.
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  3829. Remember: this is a jab that the manufacturers clearly state does not stop people getting infected; it does not stop people transmitting infection. In what way are un-jabbed people any threat to others beyond those jabbed? The smell of rat is overpowering.
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  3830. Too right it didn't end well. Poor Malinois was well up for it and he never got off the bench.
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  3831. Please, please, please take me back to the Seventies!
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  3832. K B Spot on mate. "Better" means no pubs, no foreign holidays. Oh, and "you will be happy"!
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  3833. The cuddly face of Marxism.
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  3834. "The plan" Use a middle-ranking viral outbreak as an excuse to close-down the Western economies. Use the MSM to traumatise the public with numbers that in truth are nothing to worry about. Establish the mindset so that even when lockdown is periodically eased, the threat of lockdown is enough to keep small and medium business on its knees. Do that long enough and you have the workforce in total desperation and ready for full subjugation. Introduce one-party totalitarian rule from centralised global financial and technocratic elite.
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  3835. Walk away firstly, by ditching the mask. All-powerful symbol of the doom narrative that is keeping all this nonsense in place. For, make no mistake, our abusers have just eased-off for a short interlude - they will return soon with even more abuse. They will repeat the process until we allow them to break us. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYzRE4QDMpg
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  3836. For 'soma', substitute 'skunk'. This is why there is no war on drugs.
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  3837. anitacripps The next election will usher in a party that is every bit as committed as the Tories, to the globalist scheme to destroy all sense of national identity and of sovereign government.
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  3838. Middlesbrough Central? Does Middlesbrough have a centre?
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  3839. Der Kong Give it to me and I won't tell anyone. (Edit. Late again)
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  3840. Superb discussion.
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  3841.  @Brian-om2hh  Have you been to North Korea?
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  3842. The current crop of heart problems in recently injected people is explained away by the Evening Standard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4gUF6t-7Mg
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  3843. Vote for a communist - get communism.
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  3844. End of Lockdown. Enter the next semantic gargoyle under which our restriction of freedoms will remain firmly in place, and by which the small/medium business sector can be finished off entirely.
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  3845. Her confidence in the jabs is what still makes her part of the fiction.
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  3846. "Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the Capitalist System was to debauch the currency. By a continuing process of inflation, Governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens. By this method they not only confiscate, but they confiscate arbitrarily; and, while the process impoverishes many, it actually enriches some. The sight of this arbitrary rearrangement of riches strikes not only at security, but at confidence in the equity of the existing distribution of wealth. Those to whom the system brings windfalls, beyond their deserts and even beyond their expectations or desires, become "profiteers," who are the object of the hatred of the bourgeoisie, whom the inflationism has impoverished, not less than of the proletariat. As the inflation proceeds and the real value of the currency fluctuates wildly from month to month, all permanent relations between debtors and creditors, which form the ultimate foundation of capitalism, become so utterly disordered as to be almost meaningless; and the process of wealth-getting degenerates into a gamble and a lottery. Lenin was certainly right. There is no subtler, no surer means of overturning the existing basis of Society than to debauch the currency. The process engages all the hidden forces of economic law on the side of destruction, and does it in a manner which not one man in a million is able to diagnose." John Maynard Keynes "The Economic Consequences of the Peace" (1919)
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  3847. David Whitney The Great Depression wasn't in your lifetime.
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  3848. hand Neither are hundreds of thousands of grieving families.
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  3849.  @ozzi394  What others? Due to what?
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  3850. My boiled egg isn't how I like it. That's real enough for me.
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  3851. They can take my bacon, sausage and egg sandwich - with a bit of HP sauce - from my cold, dead hands.
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  3852. Happy Birthday Billy!
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  3853.  @gillps5130  If he had been ordered to do so by those who are intent upon bringing down capitalism and replacing it with communism.
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  3854.  @gtully40  Wouldn't be Australian by any chance? Talking about 'vaccinated' people being hospitalised on a greater scale than non-treated? Answer the question and stop running.
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  3855.  @gtully40  Whose numbers?
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  3856.  @gtully40  Give us a clue?
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  3857. We're All Doomed!!
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  3858. Why? Because women actually give a shit.
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  3859. Yes. Next question please.
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  3860. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  3861. Looks like the same vacation setting as the last one. Is the location as disappointing as all that?
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  3862. He is no virologist. He might know his own field very well but he's lost on this.
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  3863. Someone in charge at GB News seems to thing anyone gives a flying fuck what Opik has to say.
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  3864.  @craigb3154  That thought has teased me this past few months. I'd really love to buy me a Gibson L5 and so it would make good sense to go for the loan in the knowledge that the thousands of pounds I owe would reduce to zilch pretty soon. I'm just wary what 'the system' might pull from its bag of tricks on the downward journey that's all.
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  3865. And still......there's that chimp in the front row sporting the chin-hammock!
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  3866. Dollar now seen not so much as dirty shirt but filthy strait-jacket.
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  3867. Yeah right; and never before has a patient died before the ambulance reached them.
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  3868. anne campbell Whatever do you mean by not being 'silly' and keeping safe as a family?
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  3869.  @steveb890  Wrong, how?
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  3870.  @markaxworthy2508  Wake up mate. The Russians are crushing all that comes before them.
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  3871. james caley It is if you've been lobotomised.
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  3872. All industries, all businesses are in the firing line. These people who are doing this to Australia are communists.
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  3873. Which WEF acolyte will be chosen to replace the incumbent? That's the way to look at the state of things.
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  3874. When are the communists supposed to be moving in?
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  3875. Knobhead.
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  3876. "Likely"? Interpretation of that is an open door.
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  3877. One battle Peter. Calm down.
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  3878. Just can take him seriously with that smoking dummy in his gob.
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  3879. The vast majority of people have a natural immunity passport. The proof of that is in the fact that they are in good health.
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  3880. She is quite obviously accustomed to using verbiage as a tool to do no more than occupy time. As she has occupied positions of power for some time, those around her would know to just allow her to get on with it - that way to keep their job. Served her well for a long time perhaps; but now she is speaking with an audience not beholden to her. She is done.
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  3881. So she lays on her stomach and lets a bloke shove his finger up the old rusty bullethole and then she changes into a new outfit and she's full of zing. Just another day at the orifice.
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  3882. Avdiivka had been made into the major stronghold in the region over some years. Even now, as they report the fact that the Ukrainians have pulled out and the Russian flag flies throughout the town, the map shows Avdiivka free of Russian control. The baleful lies and deceit of the BBC just goes on while tens of thousands of men die.
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  3883. Some people watch CNN's bullshit and think it's truth. Some people don't bother with it anymore. Guess which group are locked down and walking around in zombie masks? Thanks for showing this. We need more truth like this from ordinary people because the MSM will do everything they can to keep the nonsense going.
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  3884. Show stolen by that bloke with the massive beard and the gimp mask trying to keep it all in. What does he think he's doing?
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  3885. This 'Conservative government' is handling 'the pandemic' precisely as all the other Western economy leaders are doing. They are all being told what to do by the people at the helm of the incipient New World Order. A couple of them can be seen declaring their aims at the beginning of this clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYOEvurCVuk&t=304s
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  3886.  @tbessy1963  Joke how, why? (Specifics would help your case)
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  3887. Looks like a great place to live. Thanks for keeping us up to speed with reality.
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  3888. "Now the vaccine has been thrown in to the equation, we can't ignore it" MSM "Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"
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  3889. As an aside to this whole question, I would add another. Why, in the political/social sphere, do we constantly refer to the 'Anglo-Saxon' influence? The Saxons, as we all know, were totally divested of their powers, in and shortly after 1066. What superseded them, as far as hard power goes, was the Norman way of having things. Every thing that the English and then the British did to influence other parts of the world, was done not to any Saxon dictate, but to that of Normans.
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  3890. The West knows that it has made a massive mistake by this stage - it needs a face-saving way out. This commando raid, and all of the previous shell traces which will prove who did the shelling, as the two sides' ordnance is distinguishable; all of this might just be grounds on which the West can pivot - can say 'wait a minute, we didn't want any of this' and go against Zelensky and his regime? Just maybe.
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  3891.  @scotswaha  We did.
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  3892. Florida managing without masks. Maybe try it out?
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  3893. NBC comments full of 'gentle' detractors. What a shock.
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  3894. I love me, who do you love? He wants UK security to be kept at an arms length of a thousand miles. Yet NATO missiles in Russia's backyard is a great idea? Generally, the interview came over as a bit of a waste of time. Did we learn anything that we did not know already?  He gets his information now, from a selection of globalist publications; he thinks that climate change is a serious issue; and he couldn't figure out for himself how to zoom, until a lockdown kicked-in and it was all so liberating. Next candidate please.
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  3895. Troll factories? Could they be similar to 13th Signal Regiment and the 77th Brigade of the British Army now dedicated to "targeted information activity and outreach" and other banal statements?
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  3896. "...this is the BBC and there are no wolves..." Brilliant Rodders. Just brilliant.
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  3897. Mr Reich refers to 'inflation' when he more accurately would say 'price hikes'. This is more than a semantic quibble, as the understanding of how price rises have come about, cannot be fully founded if the difference is not made between the two phenomena. Without doubt the corporates have cleaned-up all the business made available by the inordinate measures taken to 'wage war' on what was known from prior to lockdowns to be of middle-rank in terms of deaths. With millions told to stay at home and with small, medium businesses strangled, trade was pushed up the ladder to big business, and there it has largely stayed. In addition, trillions of dollars were invented out of nothing so that all those dollars already in existence were rendered weaker in their buying power. THAT is inflation, and from that point onward, price rises were baked in the cake.
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  3898.  @whatever-w5n  I was born in Yorkshire and I live in Yorkshire. How and why is it a war for Britain?
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  3899. COP 15 seem to have overlooked the fact that, due to the criminal lockdowns and the subsequent financial breakdown, people are about to starve in huge numbers. They can't afford to buy food. Guess how that's going to play for any animals within their reach.
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  3900. "The Fourth Estate"
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  3901. The only way this will end is with Russian possession of Odessa and Kharkiv with a comfortable expanse of territory between those two and what is left of Ukraine. Mr Howarth is a dinosaur who thinks the world is still a place ruled by English-speaking nations only. Things are moving ahead rapidly.
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  3902. The US is being taken down in the same way as is the UK - no coincidence there. The medium/small business sector is on the menu. It is the people who run that sector who are the real practicioners of true free enterprise, and that is what the globalists seek to sweep away. In the UK the job is about half done: millions thrown out of work due to the businesses they worked for being not allowed to trade by needless lockdown extensions. God help us all.
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  3903. The first speaker seems to imply that the entity that has traditionally and so should naturally determine what is valid information...is the MSM?
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  3904. James Connolly Maybe try getting a life?
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  3905. The EU strives for a diversity that cannot bear difference.
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  3906. Ultimately, it's the fault of the British public that the economic disaster is upon us. How did we think that shutting down trade and society for so long, was not going to lead to exactly what is happening? We are going to be taken all the way down. A tiny group of immensely rich, powerful and ruthless people, have decided that now is the time to return to a two-tier system whereby the vast majority will own nothing (and be happy, or else) while the elite take it all. For the Greater Good, you understand.
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  3907. Spot-on, Emil with the calling-out of the nepotism going on.
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  3908. "I'm Cody!"
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  3909. Since when did shops get to dictate on health issues? They can ask if they like and they will get told to get out of my face.
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  3910. "Is this some fake news, alternative site thing or is it the Wall Street Journal or the New York Times?" Baloney?
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  3911. So many are pinning their hopes on the next election. Just take a look at how elections around the world have gone in recent years: every one has returned advocates of globalist, big government, collectivism. The Dominion machines and the postal votes will be used to keep true libertarians out in the cold. Oh, and...........you will be happy. We are living in a very different world from that which we knew.
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  3912. Have to say that, the society that lets its Mothers leave their small children to go to war, has given up.
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  3913.  Cecil B  Tell me what I don't know?
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  3914. What a wet lettuce.
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  3915. No, you're not better off 'just distancing' when out shopping. If you're not old or otherwise afflicted with ill health, you're better off gaining access to the virus and then developing you immunity to it. If you are old, infirm or otherwise vulnerable, then you need to make your own decision about where and where not to go.
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  3916. The UK economy will soon be in palliative care.
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  3917. "Is Britain broke?" "Erm no, Britain can borrow quite easily....." More Magic Money Tree nonsense from Vicky Pryce; and she gets to be the Chief Economic Adviser at the Centre for Economic and Business Research. That's the predicament we are in. From whom do we 'borrow'? From our children's future, that's where. The cost of living increases are due to the very thing she offers as a solution. In reality, the price of goods and services is not going up - the buying power of the pound is going down. This is what happens when 'borrowing' (actually, the invention out of thin air of hundreds of £billions, therefore the debasement of every pre-existing pound in our wages, savings and pensions) is embarked upon. This is happening daily and will be taken much further. This is the stealthiest tax of them all and hardly anyone even perceives it's taking place because the numbers on their pay statements and bank statements are just as they were before. This is by design and is the course being taken so as to reduce the working and middle classes to utter penury. Hungry, cold, penniless people can be made to accept anything.
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  3918. She's good at what she does. She's making him think that she's attracted to him. His vanity lets her unlock him so easily.
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  3919.  @rob19632  Very much so! A malcontent throughout.
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  3920. Are you joking? We will lose all? You mean we'll all die if we go out the house?
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  3921. Here's that light at the end of the tunnel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vUJKgtinvg
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  3922. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and much of Europe, are all ruled by people dedicated to the goal of centrally governed, global collectivism. They are prepared to kill as many as it takes to achieve that end.
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  3923. Fully understand anyone wanting to leave an organisation that has on its discussion panel, a bloke wearing a leather cowboy hat.
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  3924. It seems the West's media are really wanting WW3 to start, and this nonsense is the latest narrative they are using to drag us all into it. It's as if a centrally composed script has been handed out to them for distribution.
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  3925. Teds World Which Bitcoin is that: the one of six months ago or its impoverished current manifestation?
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  3926.  @sang3Eta  I'm happy to hear of that. My reservation regarding Bitcoin is based on its huge volatility. All investments are vulnerable to price decrease, but this factor, coupled with the ever-present possibility of state criminalisation, rules it out as a store of my wealth.
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  3927.  @sang3Eta  I really do wish crypto all the best, as I'm virulently anti-fiat/anti central banks. My hunch is that they will simply crush the resistance with the enormous tech resources they can deploy. My suspicion is that the current dip is partly due to similar feelings in many people.
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  3928.  @sang3Eta  Hope it does well for you mate; I really do.
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  3929. "...do you make people safe or strong?" The weakening process had started already, but went full dial with 2020's installation of the doom narrative and the threat of death leaping onto everyone in the supermarket aisle.
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  3930. Do they need to be encouraged to stop their payments for a product they can't use? I thought these people were supposed to be intelligent?
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  3931. None of this had to be. NATO wanted it this way. One loser: Ukraine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6mw9U62ZJU
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  3932.  @norsenomad  Keep those blinkers on mate, everything will be fine.
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  3933.  @norsenomad  Great application of logic there: the Russians chose to cut off a major revenue flow, denying themselves tens of billions of dollars per year. Subsea cables damaged to the extent that your internet is disabled, mine too, yes?
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  3934.  @MegaEssin  Another dimwit.
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  3935.  @mastermariner490  Straight question: is English your first language?
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  3936.  @mastermariner490  English only I'm afraid.
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  3937.  @mastermariner490  You'd like that, but no. I'll keep telling idiots to wake up.
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  3938. Bretton Woods was not that at all.
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  3939.  @hmq9052  Silly, why?
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  3940.  @hmq9052  Up to you mate. You want to comment on the point made or you just here to nit-pick?
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  3941.  @hmq9052  All cosmetic time consumption while the real task of strangling the small/medium business sectors goes on apace. You have been observing recent announcement by our leaders have you?
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  3942. Getting rid of Biden would leave the Nuland/Blinken/Sullivan gang in place to tell any next President what they want him/her to do. The puppet show will still carry on until that bunch are cleared-out.
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  3943. She's taking the royal piss.
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  3944. All these people, wearing all these face masks for this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd4GFaCXAKc
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  3945. phillip A bit late to bother about UK's reputation.
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  3946. This man is a disgrace to his profession; after this interview, a much richer disgrace.
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  3947. Why is this man still covering last year's virus?
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  3948.  @Phoenix-12345  This evidence is where? CNN?
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  3949. Did the US agree that Taiwan is part of China? One China?
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  3950. All this destruction to 'wage war' on a middle-ranking viral outbreak, always did look a bit flaky. Look at the situation this way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd4GFaCXAKc
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  3951. Pies Morgan.
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  3952. Even including the fake covid death figures, the total all-cause death figures are middling. Remember that 'every family in the country will lose a loved one before their time'? (Boris, March 2020)
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  3953.  @adriang2053  Which link?
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  3954.  @adriang2053  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdCM3DLZ4B0&t=24s
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  3955.  @adriang2053  So still no response to the fact that there is proof that PHE issued the statement then? Neglect is not 'seeing-off'.
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  3956.  @adriang2053  Debunked how? It is there as a stated fact from source.
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  3957.  @adriang2053  Therefore, the document which was formerly published regarding flu is no longer available on its own? Why not just do one report that covers everything? So easy.
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  3958.  @adriang2053  Fact remains: the report and of course the statistics within that report, refer not to flu and to covid but to the pair combined. Why would that be?
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  3959.  @adriang2053  Incorrect, as in, not how you want it to be viewed.
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  3960.  @adriang2053  Give nothing up. It's a stitch up like so much else with the corona scam.
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  3961.  @spearmint47  I disagree. An ebola or bubonic plague carrier would very much have to be strictly quarantined for the good of the wider society. SARS Covid -2 is not in the same league. It doesn't even play the same sport.
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  3962.  @adriang2053  I think you mean 'hypocritical' perhaps? Where did you get the idea that I had no interest in, or feeling of responsibility towards, the people around me? Also, what conspiracy do you have in mind? Would be sort of in order to know what I'm supposed to be theorising about that's all.
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  3963.  @adriang2053  Not with you there. Muted what?
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  3964.  @adriang2053  Please remind me. What spelling error? Nice to see you back on watch btw.
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  3965. This is my favourite of the polo shirts. Where do I get one like it?
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  3966. Not quite thin air. What actually changes hands is the promise of future energy and sweat. Tomorrow's work will get done so that the repayments are made.
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  3967. Canadian Prepper Yeah, just shake that Magic Money Tree!
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  3968.  @JS-nd1po  It happens in 100% of fiat currencies.
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  3969. Talk radio back on duty selling snake oil.
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  3970. Agree and am grateful for the words of all these people. Just puzzled by the closing image of "...a less benevolent government than the one we have now..." The government that has hired communist behavioural psychologists to bombard the people with traumatising propaganda for almost two years? I suppose he is right: the governments of the future look likely at this rate, to be much less benevolent.
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  3971. When people say the 'vax' has made a huge difference, how do they know that? How do they know that the levels of natural human immunity are not now - after almost 2 years of infection circulation - at such a level that it is this which makes the huge difference (as it has happened with every viral outbreak since before we stood on 2 legs)?
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  3972. So powerful that it's taken them three years and a rebuke from the US, to bother rousing themselves when the Ukraine army has already been reduced to a shadow of its former self. Yet still, all they propose is to bung billions of euro and some of their defunct equipment over there so that Ukrainian troops can be sent to die like so many before, while this lot go back to their plush, comfortable homes and see how their stocks and bonds are doing. Shameful, baleful, spineless, cosseted fools.
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  3973. @ OK mate. That's how they're taking town after town is it?
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  3974. edbop Who are the 'they'?
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  3975. Yet another explanation of the MSM iron law that states that people never have gathered, are not are not currently gathering, and never will gather in private session in order to make plans to gain power over those not in the room. People could never engage in such a practice, and anyone who has evidence of such should go to the nearest police constable who will see to it that things are put right.
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  3976. That caption at the end: the 27000 died of covid. Is that supposed to make us think the protests are uncalled-for? How many people died of cancer in that same period, because their treatment was held back because of restrictions? How many heart attacks, suicides because of lockdown? How do we know that Belgium hasn't cooked the books like so many others, so that the figures were inflated? Insider News looks to have been bought by the plandemic string-pullers.
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  3977. Did she say 'now that's Baltic isn't it...?"? Svaalbard? She's in meteorology? Times Radio seems fully to be committed to the task of making a mid-winter cold spell appear to be part of some mounting catastrophe. Pretty much in the same way as it tries to justify whatever war our leaders choose to mess with.
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  3978. "Donnachadh" is difficult to pronounce. Just say 'twat' we'll all know who you mean.
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  3979. Cases are good. The vast majority of cases become people who are no longer susceptible to infection. This is how it is with every viral outbreak. It was like that before we got to stand on two legs and it will be like that forever.
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  3980. There are very few facts that are accepted by both sides; one of them is that Russia has, for the past two years, been firing shells at a rate of around ten for every Ukrainian one. Another given is that artillery is the main killer in this sort of fighting. It must follow then, that the Ukrainians have died at a rate that compares with Russia losses at that same ratio.
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  3981. 'Covid-high January'. Some people sneezing and coughing a bit then. Fancy that in winter eh?
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  3982. Some very serious Russophobia going on here! Try a day off the MSM teat.
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  3983. The plandemic has more on its mind than a few dozen child suicides. Those running the agencies that locked down society, are sociopaths. They don't give a shit about other people's kids.
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  3984. A great deal being made of this in the Western media. How about we return to the question of who blew-up Nordstream?
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  3985.  @Art-is-craft  Genuine question: can't tell so have to ask if you're being ironic or you really do mean that?
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  3986. We 'end up with climate change' because we live on Planet Earth, the climate of which has always and will always be changing. It appears that economists are not alone in their susceptibility to fallacy.
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  3987. GB News is floundering on this - yet another media outlet fallen into the ranks of the propagandists. Maybe a bit of research and perspective would help? Try https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7EZPLzOU58
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  3988.  @craigbowerman2188  I lost my Dad. I'm OK now.
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  3989. Yet more pro-mRNA experimental medication propaganda. What a surprise on Julia Hartley-Brewer's watch. Meanwhile 1 in every 6000 young men who get the jab, develop myocarditis. But hey, what harm did a little myocarditis ever do to anyone eh?
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  3990. The title 'Rishi's Lockdown' is extremely unfair. Well OK then, maybe just a bit unfair. The lockdowns were not of his making; he merely failed to do the right thing, which would have been to tell the truth that lockdowns were not at all here to save Granny and they were going to start that process by which large swathes of the small/medium business sector were to be extinguished. The biggest transfer of wealth from the low-paid and middle earning strata, straight to the top, needed a very radical plan to be enacted and lockdown was it. Everything to be taken to the ground so as to "Build Back Better", as it were. We might just as well use the title "Nelson's Lockdown" or "Liddle's Lockdown" or "Shriver's Lockdown" or "Neil's Lockdown" or "Murray's Lockdown". For every one of you did precisely what Rishi did: you failed the people who looked to you for guidance. We need to talk about Klaus.
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  3991. That police statement: one person aspirating wears no mask - the people each side of her all gimped-up. The whole mask thing is ridiculous.
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  3992. The US media going full on, backing the drive to make a seasonal flu-like virus look like the bubonic plague. The economies of the west are being taken down systematically by the traumatisation of the public by means of relentless propaganda. Meanwhile, Sweden gets on with life and China powers on. Nice work CNN.
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  3993. Her mask slipped. She claims no such funding has taken place; yet she bemoans the bill as it would represent a 'retreat from the world'. If, as she states, there is no funding, then there is no position from which to retreat.
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  3994.  @evonrn2000 I respect the American public. I will respect them more if they wake up and get rid of the Neocons in power.
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  3995. "Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the Capitalist System was to debauch the currency. By a continuing process of inflation, Governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens. By this method they not only confiscate, but they confiscate arbitrarily; and, while the process impoverishes many, it actually enriches some. The sight of this arbitrary rearrangement of riches strikes not only at security, but at confidence in the equity of the existing distribution of wealth. Those to whom the system brings windfalls, beyond their deserts and even beyond their expectations or desires, become "profiteers," who are the object of the hatred of the bourgeoisie, whom the inflationism has impoverished, not less than of the proletariat. As the inflation proceeds and the real value of the currency fluctuates wildly from month to month, all permanent relations between debtors and creditors, which form the ultimate foundation of capitalism, become so utterly disordered as to be almost meaningless; and the process of wealth-getting degenerates into a gamble and a lottery. Lenin was certainly right. There is no subtler, no surer means of overturning the existing basis of Society than to debauch the currency. The process engages all the hidden forces of economic law on the side of destruction, and does it in a manner which not one man in a million is able to diagnose." Taken from John Maynard Keynes' "The Economic Consequences of the Peace" (1919)
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  3996. Experimental mRNA injections. NOT vaccines.
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  3997. "...what are they gonna use them for...?" For ever, that's what. Canada is the first. Rest to follow.
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  3998. Jacob Rees Mogg has lounged and lunched in Westminster while almost two years of psychological warfare has been waged on the people by his boss. Not a word of protest from him.
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  3999. Smithsnmoz 'Goes'
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  4000. "...49 omicron deaths, tragic as they are..." Are all deaths tragic? Are all 'omicron deaths' exclusively attributable to viral infection or are there other factors?
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  4001.  @jackspring7709  That is very enlightening, thank you. I too regard Kisin as a voice worth listening to on many fronts, but he comes over as slightly unhinged over this subject.
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  4002.  @alflogin  Okidoki.
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  4003. 'Postponed'?
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  4004. Why does Britain feel the need to send troops? It's not our war, and yet people seem perfectly happy to send tens of thousands of young men to die. Yes, they would be destroyed within days. For what?
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  4005. It's a scheme as clever as it is wicked: get people to establish themselves as 'liars for a good reason', so that the transition to lying for evil reasons is seamless and somehow more palatable.
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  4006. NoName Is that as far as your history lessons took you?
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  4007.  @richardodonoghue  Let's see what the Breedloves of this world can do eh?
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  4008. This right now, in UK, is the summer lull. We will be much weaker, come the autumn and winter, and that is when they will finish us off. Australia is right now being watched. They are in the strictest lockdown justified by specious numbers. They are being crushed by their government; ours is watching to see how they can crush us. How has it come to this? The brave people mentioned by Mr Oliver were up against a very serious threat from overseas; we are threatened from within, by the very people charged with our security.
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  4009. Sturgeon knew, just as Johnson knew and all those around them knew, why the lockdowns had to be imposed and kept in place for as long as possible. The job of making people so desperate that they will accept CBDC and the slavery it initiates, was never going to be easy; and it needed something really crazy to get it started.
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  4010. All of this, while we are literally sat on thousands of years worth of coal supply. Shut down by our own successive governments. Our neighbours sit on thousands of years of gas supply that was until recently available; and our nuclear plants have been wound-down over the years. To get things so wrong takes a lot of hard work by some very determined people. Whatever could they be striving for?
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  4011.  @susanbrown2909  Yes; and Labour would have followed the exact same route. The Red-v-Blue thing is a massive delusion. They're all working for the globalist cause, the goal of which is world-wide penury for the masses.
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  4012. The morning had you and Billy caught in an endearing soft focus! Either that or the chip pan was on fire.
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  4013. Eyes down, look in. Let's play Nuremburg II.
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  4014. Only another 11 years to go! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFrU5sXS8f4
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  4015. Great that so many of these people came round to putting aside in savings. Too bad that most of them will now be blissfully unaware that their money pot is being diluted by the stealth tax of money-printing. The balance gives the same figure, but they can buy less with it.
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  4016. Quite apart from the general uselessness of this assembly, why on earth are so many of these people wearing the chin hammock?
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  4017. This started way back. Here in UK, the teaching colleges were 'entered' prior to 1968. By that year those colleges had processed the first batch of acolytes to be sent out to schools, to get started on the dissemination of the collectivist liturgy. The scheme has been hugely effective, such that now, after decades of this lengthy steeping, we have a working population that has been totally saturated, readied for use. All ideas of individual determination and self interest must be stifled, kept to one's self - all that is publicly proclaimed as worthy, must always be couched in terms conducive to the furtherance of the greater good. Unfortunately, the only corrective to this - by now well advanced programme - is its completion. Only when the full horror of its lived experience is felt will the befuddled congregation recognise what has been taken from them.
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  4018. '...just trying to get the message out there...trying to educate youngsters...' to mindlessly show support for an organisation whose first statement on their agenda is to 'dismantle capitalism'. Or rather, it was at least until they scrubbed it because people had started questioning their real motives.
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  4019. Utter nonsense. We didn't lock down too late, we locked down too long. Had we not done so, the outbreak would have passed during summer 2020.
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  4020.  @shrunkensimon  You get a kick out of talking to yourself all day then?
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  4021.  @abody499  Are we all supposed to agree with everything then?
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  4022.  @abody499  The fact I stated is that if people are poor then their children are poor - the urge to emote should be controlled.
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  4023.  @abody499  Acknowledge that I haven't seen the other videos? I've seen this one and commented on it, in my view pertinently. Why are you insisting that what is said elsewhere should be taken into account? Do I have to acquaint myself with all other videos and form an aggregate?
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  4024. Russia is winning on the ground in Ukraine. Only the people who - even now after the two years of plandemic lies and who keep viewing the MSM news reports - are dim enough to believe they are now telling the truth about the Ukraine war.
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  4025. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1Bn0DuDoFo
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  4026. John M Rodgers That'll be that 'new normal' stuff would it?
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  4027. Times Radio has shown itself to be one of the most unreliable sources of information throughout this conflict. Ukraine is now ordering its forces to leave Kherson, yet nothing mentioned of this. Neither is any word given to reporting on the dreadful execution of eleven Russian soldiers who had surrendered and were unarmed and lying prone on the ground. All of them shot in the back of the head. This war will end and the conduct of Times Radio will be there for all to see.
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  4028.  @sH-ed5yf  I haven't watched any RT for months now. For some reason their output no longer reaches me. Detached from reality? 'Cherson'? '...no confirmed cases...'?
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  4029.  @sH-ed5yf  Thanks for stopping by.
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  4030. Bruce Willis should carry on his career. If Joe Biden can lose his faculties and carry on acting, then so can he.
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  4031. If it's fiat currency, then you can put it where you like, it is being stripped down to zero by the central banks. Buy something they can't destroy. Now.
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  4032. Absolutely brilliant...until the 'carbon footprint' bollocks at the end.
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  4033. Vote Malice!
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  4034. Marvellous exposition. Let's see if anything is done.
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  4035.  @lauter352  But you're not though. You will sit down and shut up.
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  4036.  @Equinoxalpha647  My guess is quite a lot of killing.
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  4037. Russian people, correctly or mistakenly, believe that Putin will defend them. People in all Western nations have just endured two and a half years of psychological abuse from their respective leaders; opinions range widely as to why this has been/is being done - but none of it is good. Who would fight for leaders like that?
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  4038. eli Who is surrendering? What is being surrendered?
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  4039. We developed mRNA treatments in connection with covid, not vaccines. Their level of efficacy is highly contestable and the levels of harmful effects they are causing, are extremely high when compared with true vaccines. The roll-out of these treatments were premature and they are still being tested on all those who receive them.
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  4040.  @jjwhittle8873  How?
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  4041. Sean Bissett-Powell Let's hope so. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKFD-icYvs8
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  4042. It's a coronavirus doing what a coronavirus always does. It's strong at first then it's not. It spreads but weakens down to become another circulating cold. Covid Shmovid.
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  4043. It's actually way past time to get rid of the Bank of England. Why does Britain need a central bank?
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  4044.  @markwelch3564  Why? We had a currency prior to 1694. The US had a currency prior to 1913.
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  4045.  @markwelch3564  The government can issue currency. No need whatsoever for an intermediary. Furthermore, the government apparatus set-up for the task would not be compelled to operate in the same way as does the BofE.
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  4046. Sure it would have been quicker to put his foot on the brakes rather than lay across to seats?
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  4047.  @marknorris3769  Just be quiet and roll your sleeve up please.
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  4048. "What's the difference between those who just get a sniffle and those who are hospitalised, sometimes die"? Well, pior infirmity, seems to be the culprit.
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  4049. The Federal Reserve is governing the US. The Bank of England governs the UK. They are both engaged in a war on their own peoples and have not the slightest interest in national identities/boundaries. They want it all and Putin stands in their way. He does have an interest in the Russian people and the Russian territory. His young men have the will to stand up as Russians. The young men of the US and UK will stand up for nothing because they've been educated that way. That is why Putin will win.
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  4050. Pop Yes. How?
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  4051.  @imyourdoctor4799  I see. Yes, I'll tell my PM to cancel it first thing tomorrow. That should do it.
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  4052.  @imyourdoctor4799  My question was: how do we put a stop to this?
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  4053. How many weasel words does this oily individual need, to say: "We took on the Russians and lost"?
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  4054. Funny, just in the space of the last two weeks I've read three articles in different magazines, all of them detailing the terrible damage that alcohol does to the human body. Gave me a bit of a fright so I decided right then and there: no more magazines.
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  4055. Again, cui bono? NATO craves the excuse to enter Ukraine officially, boots on the ground, jets in the air. They've said that they will do that if Russia employs nuclear, chemical or biological weapons. Why would Russia give them that excuse?
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  4056. By 2030, will DiCaprio own nothing? Will he be happy? Will he be stood in the soup queue behind me?
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  4057.  @GoodMan_000  As responsible, educated adults, we must realise that lies and propaganda are employed by both sides in any conflict. With this in mind we must listen to wide-ranging accounts and use our own intelligence to gauge from the general subterfuge, our own approximation of the truth. Those who seek to deceive have a more difficult task than they think. The interview with Ambassador Gilmore shows just how revealing such deceit can be.
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  4058. We know that you know, Nicola. We know that you know and don't give a flying fuck.
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  4059. Why aren't we doing anything? What we have done is spent the past thirty years, as members of NATO, pushing eastwards so that Russia now finds itself with aggressive military bases and missile sites right up to it front door. This is in direct contravention of the guarantees made by various Western leaders, and repeated protests have been made, to no avail. What is Putin supposed to do, faced with such blatant aggression?
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  4060. This is yet another 'game-changer' is it? Let's do all we can, from our comfortable homes, to keep-up this perfectly avoidable slaughter shall we? So many tub-thumpers like this man, are happy to just keep on cheering the madness, while other people thousands of miles away, are made to suffer.
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  4061. She's not quite right in the head is she? Much is being said about Biden's state of mind but if anything, Komrad Kamala looks the shakier of the two.
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  4062.  @debasismohanty1952  Yeah right, with us or without us is it? Grow up.
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  4063.  @debasismohanty1952  Not all, of course. May I enquire as to the sources you consult to gain information?
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  4064. Tell them to get stuffed.
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  4065. The money printing described as 'postponement' of dire consequences, is actually wilful incubation of the conditions that will terminate all the economies that support Western Civilisation. How very opportune that a middle-ranking virus should come skipping along to facilitate all of this by posing as though it were ebola.
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  4066. The skivers' charter just keeps rolling on.
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  4067. Poor, deluded, impotent man.
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  4068. Ukraine's problem is that they are fighting a massively superior force, egged-on by 'experts' such as Michael Clarke, who seems to regard 300,000 Ukrainian casualties as acceptable.
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  4069. Attack helicopter. Big chopper.
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  4070. The Spectator wants you to think you're up against a virus. This is what you are up against and you'll not hear anyone at The Spectator cover it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYzRE4QDMpg
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  4071. Exempt.
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  4072. In so many of the people interviewed here, with all of their troubled history, all the things out of their power that have been done to them, so many have an amazing quality of humility and decency that has not been crushed out of them. The best of human spirit.
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  4073.  @UnhingedBecauseLucid  But in what way do you see that Russia is blackmailing anyone?
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  4074.  @superhumantrueman  It's there, posted one hour before your last.
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  4075.  @michaeljohnston980  There is nothing that precludes a leader of a democracy from lengthy rule. Which history book can you point me to that will back up your contention...'kind of'?
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  4076.  @UnhingedBecauseLucid  Nice cop-out.
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  4077.  @deanbarnett8538  Do you always believe the word of mercenary leaders?
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  4078.  @deanbarnett8538  I form my position from listening to a wide range of reports/comments/accounts. Please forward one of Putin's or Lavrov's lies, offering evidence to prove their dishonesty.
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  4079. 'Stimulus package'? Throwing billions at people to fester at home on the sofa watching Netflix, is going to stimulate what? The Newspeak practitioners are on it full throttle now aren't they. Understandable as we're now coming to the last push of our global socialist birthing.
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  4080.  @banjerism7281  I'm intrigued by your statement. Could you go further please, as I thought I had grasped how this works?
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  4081. Think yourself well-served by the US media. Here in UK we are treated to repeated accounts of how a Tory whip (yep, begging for a punchline isn't it) spent his time in office, getting drunk and feeling the arse of his prettier male colleagues. My bet is he's either ex Royal Navy or went to boarding school. Now we have Wimbledon on our screens to while away the hours with the inane smile on our faces. Never a word of our locomotive lurch towards WWIII.
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  4082. All of it was planned and for a purpose and our lives are still blighted by it; and yes, Mr Hitchens has it understood fully: the same manipulation has done its work to make people believe two things at the same time without even recognising their confused state. They have been made to believe that Russia's forces are pathetic and outdated and cannot compete with Western excellence; while they are also utterly convinced of the likelihood that Russia intends to and has the capability of invading the whole of Europe. Mass Formation doing what Mass Formation does. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKKAJHtn0a8
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  4083. Imagine spending all that money on a luxurious, expansive mansion in an exclusive part of town, only to have the Adams family move in!
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  4084. Don't just accept 'The Science'. Listen to what scientists have to say to explain their work to non-scientists. Especially, don't accept the words of 'The Science' that stands next to a nodding politician.
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  4085. We are not in any way recovering. We are merely in the latest phase of the process by which our economy is being torn down. Anyone who speaks of recovery is in massive denial. Just look around at the absolute and ongoing devastation of our high street retail and leisure sectors. WItness, state school children are being once again bullied and coerced into wearing masks in lessons. Look at what is going on in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the US and right across Europe. Closer to home, the continuing lockdown being enforced in Wales and Scotland. This is being done why? In response to a virus for which we have had a 'light at the end of the tunnel', 'vaccine' now for over a year? A virus which is in its inevitable wind-down to common cold status?
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  4086. Why not take out a subscription to the Spectator? Because it's a globalist-driven sweetheart rag, that's why. Hence, the criminals who put us in this mess - such as this utter prick - are treated as if they really had the health of the world's people at heart.
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  4087. "...one male, one female and one 'any gender'..." Well, male is a gender and female is a gender - do people from these categories get to be regarded as 'any gender'? If not, then on what basis?
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  4088. The biggest fear of all looks to be nearing realisation. The nukes are made ready and all it takes is to push a little further. The war-gamers know that those countries with a large land mass will have the means to shelter and support much reduced populations - those in the cities will fry of course, but hinterland enclaves can survive. As for countries that are geographically small and densely populated? Total human eradication. Yet comment sections are full of tub-thumpers who argue for escalation. They are casting all of this as though it's 1938 and there is a new ravenous beast intent on sweeping all the way to Lisbon and must be stopped by any means.
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  4089. TheStuntmanSteve How did it go Steve? Did you die?
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  4090.  @yvonnesmith5314  People die of flu every year. My Dad died of flu in 2013, a very bad flu year. Are we supposed to curl up in a ball because people die of a virus?
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  4091.  @yvonnesmith5314  I'm 63 and I've had it, my wife had it, my sister and her husband had covid. All of us in 60s and all of us up and running just as before. Me and my brother in law no symptoms whatever. Wife lost her taste and smell and felt weary for maybe 2 weeks; sister had heavy cold and bit of a cough for just over a week. I know an 85 year old who had it and is now fine. We are a long time dead and only have a very few years on this planet. If you're 60, then those years left are very few and to be lived as full as possible. You are letting this nonsense rob you of why it's worth being alive at all. Curling up in a ball is already a partial death. Thanks for your commiserations regarding my Dad. However, his death was NOT a tragedy; he was very old, he was 79 and not in good health for a long time. It was very upsetting to lose him and I miss him every day. But it is OK to die at that stage of life. A tragedy is when a young life is taken; and very many are being taken right now due to this heinous lockdown.
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  4092.  @yvonnesmith5314  "... I have made the most of my younger years: there’s nothing left on my “bucket list”! But this whole thing isn’t just about ME or YOU." Think of all those young people who are now unable to tick off their bucket list items because people like you think you can live forever. Sounds like it very much is about you, to you. To put your phrasing another way: you've had your days of fun. Yet you're happy to condemn young people to lockdown so that they cannot go out and have theirs. How selfish can old people get?
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  4093.  @yvonnesmith5314  The scientists. The Great Barrington Declaration? There's your science for you. But you did say you were a teacher so, you know best eh?
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  4094.  @yvonnesmith5314  You do realise, I hope, the level of denial you display in substituting a cartoon figure for people like Prof's Sunetra Gupta, Jay Bhattacharya, Karel Sikora and so many others of international repute? The vaccines are such a game-changing development that our jail masters in Westminster have felt inspired to greatly increase the levels of lockdown. Wake up this is the real world.
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  4095.  @yvonnesmith5314  I'd like to have spent Christmas with my Daughter, and was not allowed. I'd like to have visited New York in the summer, and was not allowed. I'd like to take my wife out to a restaurant and I am not allowed. I'd like to go to the pub quiz and I am not allowed. I'd like to go to a concert and I am not allowed. I'd like to have attended the funerals of three friends and I was not allowed. Just little things like that, you know.
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  4096.  @yvonnesmith5314  Yep, same teacher bullshit.
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  4097.  @yvonnesmith5314  By the way: should you be using language like that Miss?
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  4098. Cases of people who don't even know they've been infected, are going down like ninepins? Yeah right. What planet is Esther Rantzen on?
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  4099. Fancy that eh? People refusing to have an experimental injection to protect them from a virus that has a 0.02 kill rate!
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  4100.  @mortelski5814  "Dacia level money"? We have the highest taxation for 70 years; higher than all our counterparts. You want us to pay more?
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  4101.  @fburton8  You're including National Insurance are you? VAT? Along with so many other taxes? Go ahead, tell us: how much tax should people pay? On what hour of what day every week should people get to keep the money they earn?
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  4102.  @davidkay7201  So get having babies then. We've got the technology.
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  4103. This claim that Putin thought he would take Kiev in three days is pure fabrication.
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  4104.  @keithalfred5308  If someone steals from me, then that is theft. The law might be invoked in an attempt to bring justice, but the initial act of taking my property constitutes an infringement on my well-being that is perfectly denoted by the term 'theft'.
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  4105.  @downshift4503  My position is that we don't need to, and we shouldn't wait around to see of any 'Theft Act' applies - we all know within ourselves what is wrong and what is right. Just live by that.
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  4106.  @downshift4503  If we keep on paying, then that becomes further than short term. What comes beyond that? There is no limit to the amount that the government would like to take from me and all other workers. By the sounds of it, Starmer is just about to take even more than we are paying now. How much of this would you like to be subjected to?
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  4107.  @downshift4503  The popular revolt thing is how it used to work. I recall the response in UK to the Poll Tax riots: they just repackaged the same product. Then the millions of protestors in the streets, against the Gulf War: the war happened all the same.
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  4108. How's this happened you say? Lots of hard effort over many years on the part of those who hold positions of power. The demolition crew.
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  4109. Step One: charge £10 for a GP appointment. De-clog the reception lobby instantly.
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  4110. It's a mean old scene man.
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  4111. Great bloke, but those boots are a little bit disturbing.
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  4112. They are showing us mass death in order to normalise it. A new dark age is being brought about.
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  4113. Full weight wanker.
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  4114. Usual daily routine this morning: click on maneco64 thumbnail, click the thumbs-up, then listen and learn some more. Also, just been watching what's going on in Australia and just can't believe it's not coming here; so in need of a bit of light-heartedness I watched this bloke again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1RsiqS1AEw
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  4115. Great work that you do hear mate. Thanks for the flags.
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  4116. One cabbage talking to another.
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  4117. carl jones It's called a winter gale. Get a grip.
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  4118.  @J_vids120  Ooooooh how scary!
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  4119.  @J_vids120  So like storms have always done and always will unless we can get people to just stay in their homes and not have a life.
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  4120.  @carljones1404  Not much damage then; he wasn't using his head so hey ho.
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  4121. This far into 'the event'; to hear people - people in the financial know - talking of the possibility that the world 'might be' heading towards recession; leads me to despair. We are not just heading for recession - we are being driven into the most severe depression ever known.
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  4122. NATO and the EU have caused the Ukraine crisis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4
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  4123. Was the German bank Bünscher Kunst in attendance?
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  4124. Food production and distribution needs diesel. Hungry people take orders more readily.
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  4125. Let's analyse this 'offer' France is being asked to keep thousands of people within its borders and at its expense, who don't want to be there. They want access to the free stuff that the UK has on offer - free housing, free food and clothing, free medical care and free education. As long as the UK keeps this offer in place, the demand will not stop. 'Build it and they will come' Why would the people of France want to help the UK when it refuses to help itself?
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  4126. "...and unless something goes seriously wrong..." Something like a scrupulously planned and brutally executed, fabricated shutdown of the western economies using the excuse of a middle-ranking viral outbreak; followed by the central banks printing trillions of magical vouchers, diluting all existing currency holdings and basically flying their respective economies into the ground.
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  4127. V for Vegan 6.2K thumbs ups in just 5 hours. That tells me a lot that I want to hear.
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  4128. The globalist/communist technocratic elite win all elections from December 2020 onwards.
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  4129.  @apsifox5874  True and not in any way nice.
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  4130.  @apsifox5874  Get back with something more than your waffle. What 'post communist country'? Different from what?
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  4131.  @apsifox5874  Communism kills people. Always.
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  4132.  @apsifox5874  Ah the old 'capitalism isn't perfect so let's replace it with totalitarinism' gambit of pimple-squeezers the world over.
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  4133.  @apsifox5874  'Can't be elected' There's your problem, right there.
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  4134.  @apsifox5874  You're trying to make out that there is not much wrong with communism. There's your problem, right there.
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  4135. The young people are being weaned onto the state teat. All seems just fine to them right now. Just wait until the economy has been totally destroyed and full-on communism is initiated. See how they like slavery and the total imposition of state over their lives. Then the shortages and then the reduction in their UBI because the five-year plan goes tits-up.
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  4136.  @wilabanodeniro9780  Perfectly at ease, thank you.
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  4137.  @firstlastlastfirst7143  I sound like all that do I? How fascinating.
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  4138.  @markofsaltburn  That's according to your crystal ball, yes?
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  4139.  @MichaelPetek  Oh things will be burned, don't think they won't.
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  4140.  @chrisparker5796  In what respect?
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  4141. Tracey McCallum Now 12 months and counting and they're still walking round in a daze because they're listening to MSM BS.
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  4142.  @StephenKershaw1  Point me to the professional experts I should learn from please?
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  4143.  alan william  Fauci is doing his job all right: he's pushing the biggest drugs deal in history.
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  4144.  alan william  I'm not taking the vaccine so you fail from the start. Reason I'm not is because I've had the virus and I'm fine, just like 99.98+%. Carry on munching grass.
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  4145.  alan william  The US averages around 8,000 all-cause deaths per day. The first covid death in the US was on Feb' 6. Multiply the number of days since then, by the daily average. The figure you and the MSM bleat about is nothing out of the ordinary. It just sounds shocking, but isn't. I suppose you want to insist that every person should live for ever, yes?
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  4146.  @snuzebuster  You're happy with those two alternatives? Things are either black or they're white?
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  4147.  @snuzebuster  We have been in this situation now for over a year. In UK 1600 people die every day; in US that number is 7800 per day. That's rain or shine, all-cause deaths. Multiply those figures by 365 and you get some big numbers that nobody ever thinks about - why would we if we didn't have a 'pandemic' shoved at us by the MSM daily. Then add the other countries' figures around the world. Then tell me about 'bullshit statistics'.
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  4148.  @snuzebuster  All cause death stats are nothing out of the ordinary. Since 1990, there have been five years when UK deaths as % of population, have been higher than 2020.
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  4149.  @snuzebuster  Don't trust me, trust Public Health England. Seems like you want to lockdown so we can keep everyone alive until they're 120 years old. Why didn't we lock down and ruin the economy and kill cancer and heart patients and force young people's suicides in previous worse years?
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  4150.  @doccarter5283  The science shows that lockdowns don't stop viral outbreaks. Poor people get poorer. The science shows that masks don't stop viral spread. All they do is signal that 'death is all around us at all times, go home'. There's your education. Switch off your MSM drip feed and read some.
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  4151.  @snuzebuster  Why did we not lock down in any of those previous years in which we lost a greater % of the population than we did in 2020? You can't seem to be able to face this basic question. Take a look at this maybe to get an idea of the damage that's been done and what it is going to lead to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWD1K4YINMo
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  4152.  @snuzebuster  Here he is with the 'conspiracy theory' phrase! So original! Because someone earns a high salary that means he's not on the take for more money, right? Logic fail mate.
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  4153.  @snuzebuster  What was the CDC's policy on viral outbreak handling prior to 2019? The WHO? In fact the entire medical science profession specifically stated that lockdowns do not work. Yet here we are with the economies of the west crippled for a full year and counting. Please stop trying to tag me into other issues. I think for myself and follow no flow.
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  4154.  @snuzebuster  We're on Youtube mate not in a courtroom. It's called a comment section. It's a place where you and I get to air our views on events. You seem to have a thing about conspiracy theorists to the extent that you think that everyone else is a conspiracy theorist and can't think beyond that. Having said that, are conspiracies pure make-believe? Men never have gathered in secret to draw up plans to gain power over others?
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  4155.  @snuzebuster  Why are you getting so animated by Qanon? There are always whackoes. Leave them to it an attend to more worthy business.
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  4156. "...and survive in collections around the world today". Now that list of collectors would tell us much about our current situation.
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  4157. NATO is to be used to take Russia's commodities, which will then be used to move on to wage war on China. China knows this. Chances of them just sitting on the sidelines when NATO make their move on Russia?
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  4158.  @Wiseman__  Awww, bless!
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  4159. He's the man who the bankers want in position. Until he isn't. Then he's replaced by someone else who will carry on their programme of destroying the economy and reducing the people to penury.
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  4160. Craig Robinson The proper news is that the economies of the US, UK and other western nations, are being quietly torched in the biggest robbery in history. But 'don't look there, look here'.
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  4161.  Bruce Gruetzmacher  If that virus gets in you and you are its 'fit'. It will take you.
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  4162.  Karen Byrd  The really dull category?
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  4163. Firstly, why is it a treat for the BBC to have thirteen minutes of it's Moscow correspondent's time? They pay him a good salary to hear from him! And then, it is actually funny, it's laughable to hear Mr Rosenberg besmirching the Russian media for their state-leaning bias, from his position in the British establishment's premier mouthpiece. When did we last hear anything at the BBC that challenges the stock Western narrative {now sent spinning by its prominent component part, yet desperately clung-to by the deflated European page-boys}? Lucy Hockings assures us that the only word on casualty figures we have comes from Ukraine, who tell us 'so much more'. Rather tellingly, she chooses not to avail the audience of those figures. There follows much description of the tell-tale signs of Russian loss of life - yet puzzlingly, nothing of those on the Ukrainian side, which we are assured, 'tell us so much more'? The Russian economy is portrayed yet again as being in dire straits. It actually grew faster than any Western economy last year. Ah but, we are told, the prices in Russia are rising. Do these people even do their own shopping/pay their own bills? Can't they see for themselves that things are not doing too well here at home? The economy that actually is imploding is that of Germany, the business model of which was blown up somewhere beneath the Baltic Sea - by half a dozen sub aqua divers having a lark. Honestly, if this is all the BBC can muster, with all of its £££billions of state-sponsored money, it is about time they got out of the game. This is baleful dross.
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  4164.  @Marco-it2mr  Do you have an explanation for the fact that up until 2019, health authorities around the globe worked with the idea of gaining herd immunity?
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  4165.  @Marco-it2mr  Tell me the last year before 2020, in which the UK, the US, France, Germany, Italy, Spain tried to control a virus that effects such a small proportion of the population. We have a flu outbreak in all northern hemisphere regions every Winter/Spring. Never have we locked down our economies, our societies. "Herd immunity is not a policy, it is a recognition of biological fact." (Prof Jay Battacharya.
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  4166.  @Marco-it2mr  You're finding refuge in wordiness now. A common tack. 400 ICU patients a strain on Dutch health provision? Give me a break. Seen Sir David Nabarro yet?
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  4167.  @Marco-it2mr  You got 700 empty ICU beds and that's a strain? Nabarro's appeal which you seem not to be wanting to hear, is that lockdown is not the way to deal with pandemics. Or am I taking his words 'out of context' as seems to be the refrain?
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  4168. The WHO and its partners have scammed the whole world. They must be known and shown for us all to see them and their acts. The biggest crime in history.
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  4169. Well don't they look like dangerous fighters, filing off the transport plane all masked up so they don't fall prey to the common cold. Russia must be quivering.
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  4170. A marvellous quotation of Theodore Dalrymple will not paste here so top bar search 'In my study of communist societies'
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  4171.  @PaulRoneClarke  She is no idiot. She has a job to do and is very clear on how it's to be done.
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  4172. For the real culprits of all this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UQuNzVZK84
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  4173. "People can now go to the United States, provided they have been jabbed up" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vUJKgtinvg
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  4174. Penny claims she can't put her heating on. She is speaking at the end of the hottest spell we've had for years. Why would there have been a need to put the heating on?
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  4175.  @Automedon2  Pension is £179 per week and then there are rent allowances and other benefits in place which ensure that everyone in UK can eat and be warm.
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  4176. @Callum "Winter has just passed" As in there are flowers in full bloom behind a man outside in the sun in a T-shirt. Yeah right.
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  4177. It was always the plan for him to stand aside very swiftly. Komrad Kamala has lots to do to the American people.
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  4178.  @John-wf5if  I wonder if I could interest you in a lovely little Citroen Saxo? Really economical. Fifteen years old but one careful owner with only 22,000 miles on the clock. FSH. Lovely runner, just a little surface rust. Priced to sell at £300!
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  4179. Only seen short clips yet. It is notable how Ringo just looks on and keeps quiet. I imagine him musing; grasping a melody of his own in his mind and putting some lyrics together. "Every time I see your face it reminds me of........"
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  4180.  @vanessashaw2763  No I'm self employed. You need to consult legals. They've damaged you and you are innocent.
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  4181. UK LOCKDOWN EXTENDED TO JULY 17th https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/750/regulation/19 (Look to 'Expiry' at bottom)
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  4182. Millions of years of the development of the human natural immune system totally ignored.
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  4183. Shocking how?
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  4184. Once again I see that photograph of Klaus Scwab in that distinctive Star Wars-like uniform. Can anyone enlighten me as to the occasion he wore it? What does it all signify, with its symbols and its flamboyant, science-fiction style?
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  4185.  @thothheartmaat2833  Massive psychological manipulation going on in UK at least. 'The science' that the gov' said it would follow, turns out to be one narrow group of people, with many 'behavioural psychologists' within its ranks, and at least one leading member of the UK Communist Party. Strangely, during the first weeks of the efforts to deal with the viral outbreak, there was not one virologist among the scientists informing the gov'.
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  4186.  @bobgillis1137  I'm wondering what their motivation is. They are obviously really committed to the task of keeping the economy strangled and our society ruined. There must be some strong force in them to keep them so dedicated to such brutality?
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  4187. All schools should make sure that young people are made aware of the legal status of bank balances. In the interest of making that an aim, I am fully on-board with the general line in this video. I would take issue with the statement toward the end, that "...there is no such thing as money in the world these days." There actually is money in this world, and it is gold. That is why it does us no good at all when we talk of money, to fail to distinguish between the notes and coins we use daily - which are actually units of currency - and money, which is gold. Because our pounds have existed in the form they have - as fiat currency (backed with nothing tangible and only of value because the authorities deem it to be so) - for all of our lives and those of our parents, we have formed the mistaken idea that this is how it has always been and there are no alternatives. Up until 1913 there was an alternative system which was backed by tangible wealth: gold. This subject is especially crucial at this juncture, as the fiat, debt-driven system we know, is coming to the end of its usefulness and will be replaced by another way of doing things, the details of which we don't yet know. We can only look on what is happening in the world and surmise the possibilities. When we watch the flailings of so many central banks in the West, presiding over their, at best moribund economies; and we compare that with the steady progress of those countries outside the West, this would suggest that the levers of power are changing hands. Given that so many of the latter have been assiduously acquiring and laying-down stores of gold for some time now, it would be prudent to assume that any new system will be based at least in part, on a return to the use of gold as a tangible basis for measuring wealth and trading exchange.
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  4188. Chilling how?
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  4189. Do you really think that the people who locked us down will let a little thing like a vaccine do anything to take the screws off? Standby for some setback with this or some 'new strain' that is resistant, or whatever; even a whole new virus. They have us where they want us and we are not going to be set free. drink
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  4190.  @dlloydy5356  The reset of the global economic system.
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  4191.  @dlloydy5356  There are so many questions. It's good that you ask them. I wish I had answers. All I know is, all of this lockdown is of such a magnitude that is so out of kilter with the danger that this virus poses. This is not about a little virus. It it about a once-in-ten-lifetimes shift in the way that humans arrange things. The people who congeal around channels like this have all bought in to the idea that the covid virus is so frightening. It's not. I've had it. I take it as my duty to keep popping in to tell them how shallow they are to have been so duped by this scab lifter.
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  4192. So much subliminal messaging. Everyone wearing a mask in the street is signalling to his/her fellow missionaries. If they were totally honest they would wear a red mask with a yellow sickle on it - for that is what they are looking forward to.
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  4193.  @quadq6598  Don't get me started on that one!
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  4194. Change the headgear for a baseball cap and see how much more friendly it gets.
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  4195. When people declare that they are against something "in any way, shape or form" it really irks me. Verbal flatulence. People who "reach out" also. The words "impactful" and "obligated" are plain ugly. Referring to experimental mRNA injections as "vaccines" shows just how far the lexicon can be misused. Calling rising price levels "inflation", ditto.
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  4196. Wrong from the start. December 2021 things all changed. That's when the West told Russia that Ukraine's future was in NATO and the EU - all of this in contravention of former promises and agreements. That's why Russia had to go in.
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  4197. So if we don't test, then more 94 year-olds are going to get the sniffles for a few days and then recover. And we locked down for this?
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  4198. And they all get to vote.
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  4199. The government is listening to people who want to kill businesses. The government is listening to the communists they selected to be part of SAGE.
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  4200. Michael Campbell Says it all I suppose!
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  4201.  @madisntit6547  Thanks but......
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  4202. The mask does not stop viral transmission, in either direction. Masks do one thing very effectively: they signal to everyone around, that the wearer is a threat and feels threatened by everyone. This basic instilling and maintenance of fear has been and remains central to the government's mission of keeping the people terrified to a massively unfounded degree. As for the way we have subjected children to this dreadful regime: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDxJ21cT26A
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  4203. The remaining sheep will carry on believing every word the BBC and the Daily Mirror etc, tell them. A huge and growing number are switching over to scouring the internet for information. Yes, the internet is littered with idiots and malcontents, some of whom set out to misinform, but how are they any worse than the MSM, who have shown so clearly that they are serial propagandists with an ideological agenda? Hence the 'scouring': look and listen to all, select the ones who seem to be telling the truth. Yes some will be simply better liars, setting out to deceive, but at least - if you are astute - you will glean some truth and be able to form a reliable picture of events.
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  4204.  @gee_emm  Now name me a country that has no socialist leaning.
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  4205.  @Fuq2  Actually, you might very well be onto something there: we should all win the lottery and everything will be lovely.
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  4206.  @Fuq2  Chin up old bean!
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  4207.  @Fuq2  You are most welcome.
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  4208. Our elected representatives are doing what they have been told by 'a higher authority'. Our parliament is now nothing but a charade. It is, as it has always been, not a free speaking house of many, but a talking shop allowed to prattle-on only as long as they travel in the direction set by a very few within their ranks. That course is now firmly set so as to take us towards a globalist collectivism for the impoverished masses, to be overseen by the technocrat and financial elites.
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  4209. Why has it fallen to two American men to tell the political elites of Europe what so many European citizens want them to be told? The speeches of Hegseth and Vance are welcome and long overdue.
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  4210. Was he a Yorkshireman or a Jock?
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  4211. It's all right to have a whinge about this but what are YOU actually going to do about all this? Do not wear their useless masks - advertisement for the doom narrative is their only function. Do not get the jab. If you were taken in before, simply break the spell and decline any more. Only when enough people defy this criminal abuse will the whole thing break down. It's up to you.
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  4212. Quite a few of them in Bakhmut, Peter. All of it.
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  4213. Why does this man say nothing about the plandemic - its dreadful, continuing impact on our economy and society?
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  4214. Just look at the passage starting at 7:53. Keep watching Zelensky's eyes. That's not jet-lag.
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  4215. The 'vaccine' game rolls on and the scamdemic cracks on with its task of strangling the Western economies to death. Meanwhile, 95% of all those in Israel who are in hospital with the designer common cold have been double jabbed. Their crime no doubt, is that they didn't get their third jab.
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  4216. The economies of the West are being dragged to their knees; and this woman gets on the feminist hobby-horse.
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  4217. If she's selling puppies I want that one with the pink nose.
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  4218. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  4219.  @JG-xi4tu  So what was that erupting at the surface then? Germans need to wake up. Very quickly.
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  4220.  @eliotness4029  To which expert do you refer?
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  4221.  @TommyConlan  Just figured how to translate. The purpose of NATO, according to its first Secretary General, was to "Keep the Americans in, the Russians out and the Germans down"
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  4222.  @JG-xi4tu  I have not crystal ball; nor do I wear blinkers.
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  4223.  @JG-xi4tu  The Swedes are shutting down their enquiry. So who are the hundreds? Is Seymour Hersch deluded?
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  4224. Something about this 'being President' that he's not quite got to grips with. He reads eloquently and accurately and he doesn't take it upon himself to depart from his script in an attempt to blarney the listeners; nor does he start a sentence, hesitate for a long time, then continue speaking about something unrelated to his first utterance. He has yet to fall up a flight of stairs or sniff a young woman's hair. Someone help him out here please?
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  4225. 'Social distancing' how perfectly contradictory..
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  4226. Keir Starmer is a member of the Trilateral Commission. All of this sleaze stuff pales at what they want to do to the world.
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  4227. If it is the case that Russia's invasion was illegal, then that means it must have transgressed a law. That law would, in this case, have to insist that it is forbidden to invade a neighbouring state even when that state is set upon the task of attacking the invader - even when it is acting as a proxy, aided, armed and trained by much larger forces whose clear and well documented intention is to destroy the invading state. If any state were to act in the same way, using Mexico as a proxy to attack the US, then American forces would invoke the Monroe Doctrine and Mexico's territory would be invaded without hesitation. Why is there no equivalent of the Monroe Doctrine for Russia?
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  4228. Maybe this is the way forward? If George had gone out and purchased lots of stuff using a credit card over the past few years, only to discover that he can't keep up with the repayments, doesn't it make complete sense that he should start up a fund for those times in future when he might need it? No matter that the bailiff's letters have started, at least George is managing his money, putting aside for that rainy day!
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  4229. And still, this video is accompanied by the NHS's propaganda scare-mongering 'learn more' bullshit.
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  4230. "...I mean, nobody physically is affected by global mean temperature, but they are affected by extremes of weather." Yet the world's media are totally driven by their seeming conviction that the one is the other. They jump immediately to the conclusion that every flood, drought, hurricane and ice-blast, is being brought to us by the 'global crisis' brought about by human activity.
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  4231. P L A N D E M I C
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  4232. 23 Feb - day prior to war - It took 81 Roubles to buy a Dollar. 7 Mar - sanctions bite - You needed 140 Roubles to buy a Dollar, but they wouldn't let you. Today - sanctions send the Russian economy into oblivion - just 60 roubles gets you a dollar. But why would you want to buy into a currency that's being flown into the ground by its own administration?
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  4233. That's not to be sniffed-at.
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  4234. The sporadic shutting-down of businesses is all part of the game - SAGE knew it would fuck up everyone's means of making money. Communists doing communism shouldn't be a surprise should it?
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  4235. Turning point in the plandemic crime? This video was published on the day that Justin Trudeau invoked his country's Emergency Act.
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  4236. You had to go and do it Peter didn't you? You displayed confidence that things were getting better after the scamdemic; and DiBlasio heard you, decided to show you a thing or two about positive thoughts.
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  4237.  @Jequetepeq  If Cuba were not ruled by communists then people could trade and own property and they would have a reason to toil and provide. Take communism from Cuba and people would thrive. How many boats are leaving Florida to escape to Cuba?
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  4238.  @MrMiddleWick  Let me guess.
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  4239. At base, all central banks seem to be happy with extracting money from people. The BIS is their hive.
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  4240. I hope she's found peace. Honestly.
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  4241. Very apt that this man should inform us of the way that we are being manipulated - 'nudged' - by the malcontent people who are 'advising' our government. Their every word on how we should handle a middling viral outbreak, is taken as indubitable truth even though they are behavioural psychologists with no expert knowledge in virology or epidemiology. Who selected the members of SAGE? Why is our leadership restricting attention to the one narrow viewpoint which is so isolated from greater bodies of eminent scientists such as those signatories of The Great Barrington Declaration?
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  4242.  @joewilson4191  Labour, in its current form, is a party fundamentally committed to the Davos creed (see Starmer for details) and pursuant of that, will, and do, say whatever is needed on the day.
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  4243.  @Chris-lr2qb  Back at you mate.
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  4244.  @garsm2290  Is there an embargo on candidates other than working class?
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  4245. Utter crap. Natural immunity is not enhanced by the jab. In fact, the jab is killing people.
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  4246. God help these people.
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  4247. David A A real lead one.
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  4248. I don't.
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  4249. Stand by for climate change 'restrictions'. For the greater good dontcha know.
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  4250. Keith Craddock I thought they had gone extinct. The fact that Jacob Rees Mogg has simply watched all of this happening without a word of protest, shows that all is lost in UK. A few left over the water: Florida and South Dakota most notably.
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  4251. Didn't a famous US President once speak of the need to stare fear in the face?
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  4252. The Russians are not friends only at the insistence of war-lovers like Auchincloss and this limp interviewer. Time's moved on around your pathetic Russophobia; you lost and need to find your place in the new world.
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  4253. Christine Ockrent needs to get up to speed - Donbas is now a part of Russia. The people voted for it.
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  4254. @Gptmas Stop press: the Soviet Union has been disbanded. Thirty years and still people haven't taken the news in.
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  4255. robert Who is it that you seriously think is going to invade Europe by means of military conflict? Seriously? If it's Russia, then how will they manage that when they've struggled even to tackle Ukraine for so long?
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  4256. All that expensive ordnance, pipped to the post by a middle-ranking viral outbreak 'seen as an opportunity' by a bunch of technocrats, bankers and eugenics advocates. "Well it just sort of strolled in and we thought it would be rude not to plunge the world's populations toward their doom. They were getting big ideas that had to be stopped"
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  4257. The vast majority of the public is not even aware of the WHO 'amendments' and the grave and momentous shift in power they constitute. We are sleepwalking into totalitarian, anti-human dystopia.
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  4258. On the banning of gold back in '33? To what extent was its ownership pursued/prosecuted? Did they send people to search premises etc as would a drug-bust? Were people actually interrogated and sentenced?
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  4259. Bell end.
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  4260. We haven't left the EU yet. Boris's WA will not secure our exit from the EU. I voted to leave in 2016 and I know that the EU and their agents who are still a major part of Westminster and Whitehall, will not let us go just because we have once again indicated our desire to regain our independence.
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  4261. Brilliant mate. I trust in God but that dollar bill is lying!
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  4262. It's been quite a while since I've bothered to visit the 'Redacted' channel; came here to comment on why. There are no UFO sightings. It appears that the vogue for drones is causing a bit of a problem for security installations. You would be far better to talk of things in those terms. As things stand - and have for a while - your channel is demeaned by stupid titles such as the one shown here. As soon as the term 'UFO' is used, serious discussion is discounted, and the attention of all manner of idiots is aroused. This is a great shame, as you have in the past offered very pertinent content.
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  4263. Take a look at the shot at 2:59. Why no men? If it were all men, no women, what an outcry we would hear.
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  4264. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  4265. vs-tm1ch The US needs to simply stop its involvement in this war and its expenses stop in that instant; America and its people could just get on with their lives. But the narrative you seem to have swallowed has it that Russia is about to sweep across Europe - this is a Russia that has struggled for two years to defeat the forces of just one nation. Stop this nonsense now.
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  4266. Who selected the experts? Why - when the PM stated from the outset that he would be 'guided by the science' in his dealing with a viral outbreak - was there not a single virologist, nor an epidemiologist in the ranks of the SAGE 'experts' for some weeks into lockdown? Yet there was a whole team of 'behavioural psychologists', people who devise ways of traumatising people by feeding them grossly exaggerated messages of fear so as to make them comply. Why was the Great Barrington Declaration so summarily derided, so comprehensively marginalised to the extent that even now most people have never heard of it; and yet, the recommendations it made right back in October 2020 turn out to be precisely what should have been done from day one? What excluded the world-leading scientists who compiled that document, from being part of 'The Science'? For almost two years excluded while the economy that feeds us all was tanked? While people lost their livelihoods, their businesses and, some, their lives, as a consequence not of any virus but of the dreadful response to it?
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  4267. "England under water..." What has happened to journalism? Bunch of numpties.
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  4268. Surprise, surprise; Goldman Sacks, the IMF etc, etc. Just a long line of gombeen men, disgruntled at the fact that the UK had the audacity to jump their globalist track. The fact that prices have risen 31% since 2017 is heaped all upon the decision to leave the EU; nothing whatever to do with locking down society so that businesses struggled and failed; millions sat in their homes being paid to do nothing, all courtesy of the invention of hundreds of billions of £££ from nowhere, diluting the buying power of the currency.
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  4269. But the climate scam is worse even than described by Konstantin here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irzTyoDDnOs
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  4270. Finland PM Sanna Marin is a WEF 'Young Global Leader'. Nuff said.
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  4271. There is no good news until the lockdowns are lifted and we have our freedoms back in full. Stop feeding on the crumbs they are throwing.
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  4272. Is Mark Galeotti in control?
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  4273. Ukraine, with Western technology, has just been ousted from Bakhmut, by a rag-tag bunch of shoplifters with shovels. Why does this man keep on telling his lies? Answer: £££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££
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  4274. We don't have a 'vaccine' for covid. We have an mRNA injection. This is not merely a minor semantic point. A vaccine works in a specific way and and mRNA injection works in a very different manner. They're both administered by means of an injection into the arm - and there the similarity ends. By using the word 'vaccine' to describe mRNA treatment, the new medication is given a familiarity with the host. The short term problems with the mRNA injections are well documented. Long-term it is anyone's guess as to what may come out of putting this stuff into billions of people.
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  4275. The word that needs to be aired is 'communist'. Given that communists have at the core of their motivation, the downfall of capitalist economies; why would it make sense to have such people advising the government on policy? Why would those who selected the members of SAGE ("THE SCIENCE" the one and only) have been happy to include them?
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  4276. An interesting observation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd4GFaCXAKc
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  4277. They're really getting all their toys out aren't they? 1. Middle-ranking viral outbreak that's stopped the Western economies 2. Swamping the MSM with images of fires and floods that happen every year 3. Telling people that if they have a bacon sandwich they'll melt their own personal glacier. They've got so many people now, believing this crap. This is how: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  4278. The comment section gives me hope.
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  4279.  @GlobalFreeLiving  Righto. So when can I go to the pub?
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  4280.  @G-ra-ha-m  Would be a very long drive for me mate.
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  4281.  @nigelsynnott7344  The people who had over-riding control of the decision-making that could pertain in the UK; and for whom we had not voted, were the European Commission, and arbitrarily appointed body, the selection of which the people of the UK had no say. How come I'm having to explain this to you?
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  4282.  @nigelsynnott7344  You need to get yourself switched-on to how things actually work, both in Brussels and in Whitehall. Both of them are run by a very tiny number of 'elevated' members. Both parliaments are window dressing.
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  4283.  @nigelsynnott7344  You have corrected nothing. My last comment was entirely in keeping with the previous comments. You've copped out is all.
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  4284.  @nigelsynnott7344  Your point is that the UK lost no sovereignty as a result of membership of the EU. My argument is that we had lost some and were in the process of losing more sovereignty the longer we were in the EU - that is its actual mission. I'm not emotional and you don't know what a trope is.
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  4285.  @nigelsynnott7344  "...pooled sovereignty" No sovereignty at all.
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  4286.  @nigelsynnott7344  Those little funny marks there? Quotation marks? They point out that I'm pointing out your Orwellian use of language. To 'pool' sovereignty is to dilute sovereignty, such that it is not longer what it was. Those creative writing lessons are really paying off for you aren't they?
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  4287.  @nigelsynnott7344  The UK has voted to regain sovereignty. You don't like that, I do. You tried the semantic sleight of hand mate, not me.
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  4288.  @nigelsynnott7344  Dilution is loss. That's how the EU work things: by increment, in the hope no-one notices. I haven't used a trope. I've pointed out that the EU is run by a tiny group of unelected people. They set the agenda and it's their decision what the general assembly can vote on.
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  4289.  @bbbf09  Because that's not how it worked and you know it. Don't be too downhearted mate, we might re-join sometime eh?
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  4290.  @bbbf09  "Farage was an MEP". So what. You seem very confused. Try condensing your ideas rather than rambling all over the place.
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  4291.  @nigelsynnott7344  The EU is run by a small and unelected body which decides what the larger assembly are allowed to process. This is actually very like the way the UK Parliament is run. I'm not familiar with 'CRG'. I am though, fully aware that the policy regarding cover restrictions is dominated by SAGE "The Science" the members of which are unelected and of dubious ideological motivation.
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  4292.  @nigelsynnott7344  SAGE have repeatedly called for 'zero infections' before lockdowns can be lifted. Make sense to you?
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  4293.  @nigelsynnott7344  Susan Michie has repeatedly stated that we cannot even think of lifting lockdowns until we have attained zero infections.
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  4294.  @nigelsynnott7344  She has spoken on BBCR4 throuhout this and last year. I don't write down dates but I have heard her say twice, that we need to pursue a 'zero covid' goal.
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  4295.  @nigelsynnott7344  Do you note down the date of everything you hear on the radio?
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  4296.  @nigelsynnott7344  Why would you make such a thing up?
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  4297.  @nigelsynnott7344  I'll talk about what you want mate. Fire away.
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  4298.  @bbbf09  The MEPs are in a talking shop with no executive powers. Same with the UK Parliament. All a sham and everything goes the one way: globalism.
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  4299.  @nigelsynnott7344  The UK's period in the EU saw the same one-way devolvement of power. This inexorable shift was done, courtesy of the way that the EU parliament is reduced to a talking shop, with the direction of policy steered by a tiny ruling clique. No-one gets to vote on who is in that group. Same with the UK Parliament.
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  4300.  @nigelsynnott7344  I suspect that, were we to be able to discuss these matters more fully - unconstrained by this format - we would find much common ground. It's refreshing anyhow, to receive opposition stated in the clear manner you have. My take on our current leaders is that they are embarked on a venture that is without historical precedent. Very dark times are ahead.
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  4301.  @bbbf09  MEPs are given to deliberate whatever the Commission sees fit. It's all angled by them towards centralisation/globalisation. That's why all the travel is in that direction. Commissioners are not appointed by my government. I don't hold up my government as a model - it too is corrupt, being run on similar lines with the rump of members kept away from selection until they get the nod from the controllers. It's been a sham since before WWI. My beef is with both houses; and cabbages like you.
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  4302.  @bbbf09  I am a European - a responsible European. I saw that the EU had been captured by socialism. I voted to escape the clutches of the EU. No vote is available that will offer escape from the socialism that presides over UK politics; should it present itself, it will have my vote.
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  4303.  @bbbf09  So much presumption in so few words. Top marks. You know nothing of me. When the fascists actually do show their hand and they are coming at us (won't be too long now) people like me will stand and fight them. What will you do?
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  4304. Many entities could intervene in the US election. Many dead people intervened in the last one. How on earth might we avoid such 'interventions' in the future?
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  4305. Deadly viruses are around and amongst us every year; one of them is flu and it kills tens of thousands every year. The recent revelation from the ONS informs us that since the start of the pandemic, the number of people who have actually died OF covid with no other health issues, has been fewer than 18,000 - obviously some of them would have been very elderly. A bad flu year takes 80,000, many of them children. So in what way were any of the lockdown measures warranted?
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  4306. Very informative - and entertaining. (When people look to get fun from driving; what on earth are they on about?)
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  4307. Funny to watch the MSM coming up against the reality they've been lying about for over three years.
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  4308. Now we are treated to 'prosocial lying'? Some serious frog-boiling going on.
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  4309. Those bar chart legends are funny. Bitcoin gets to be coloured gold while gold gets coloured, well, not gold! I'm certainly not hanging-on to fiat with all of its criminal debasement.  Also, if indeed China were lining up to be the provider of a new reserve currency backed up by gold, how exactly would that 'back-up' operate? I shouldn't think there will be the option available for me to be the bearer of my digital yuan and demand my sum of physical gold. So how would it not just be a digital fiat, in which my savings can be debased at the keyboard?
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  4310. They're not mistakes. They are intentionally exaggerated figures. How else to keep the nation's workforce stuck at home so that the economy tanks and the globalist/marxist junta take over?
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  4311. Planet Lockdown. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7Sw9VLF-60
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  4312. Ms Tech Is your biracial grandson old enough to go out and fight in the wars propagated and sustained on the Blinken/Harris watch?
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  4313.  @petergaskin1811  Who is this 'we' you seem to think stand with you?
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  4314.  @lolalove39573  The fat lady has left the building.
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  4315. It's not sacred now is it?
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  4316. Actually scary to learn that over 40% of Americans approve of Biden's performance. Just how bad would a President need to get?
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  4317. Hey Rick, don't fret. This Slate is just the latest knobhead trying to be the oldest enfant terrible in town.
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  4318. Storm went away quick when they got out?
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  4319. Needless, criminal lockdowns might have been something to do with it.
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  4320.  @dystopiadaze  Destroying businesses and lives - that's criminal in my book.
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  4321.  @dystopiadaze  How do you purport to have any reliable estimation of my education? Any dictionary will give us a definition of criminal and it will include mention of the transgression of law and justice. Do you need me to define law, justice or transgression in order that you deign to answer in a manner less aggressive than the one you currently adopt?
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  4322.  @dystopiadaze  You're winding me up, yes?
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  4323. The events in Ukraine are entirely of NATO's and the EU's making. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4
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  4324. I simply do not believe any poll results these days. Perhaps I was naive in the past in taking them as a reliable gauge of opinion; but it's pretty obvious - now that we have been 'educated' during this past two years, as to the extent of the deceit that politicians will go to in their pursuit of their goals - that any and all means will be used; and consulting whatever pollster will give you the result you desire has got to be one of the most affordable and effective routes.
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  4325.  @PaulaXism  Yep. Why do we put store by their crap?
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  4326. And the bunch of Schwab advocates that is the Democratic Party are tapping their feet right now, impatient to get this programme back on track. How on earth did so many Americans not see that one coming?
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  4327.  @miguelderijckke5907  It's all intended to bring about chaos, fear and the destruction of economies. All this in response to a middle-ranking virus.
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  4328.  @miguelderijckke5907  All viruses have the ability to be nasty to some people. Most are benign - even essential to our survival. SARS Covid2 has been and continues to be massively over-hyped.
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  4329. mat So he can't do right for doing wrong.
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  4330. Great album, all of it. Hope your quarantine is lifted now. We have to get back to life again.
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  4331.  @nosuchthing8  Jogging is good for the system. How is that a joke?
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  4332.  Callsign Starbuck Viper Dragon  Why can't someone offer advice? What is wrong with that?
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  4333. It is not "almost a synthetic emergency" it is a synthetic emergency. Totally fabricated.
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  4334. No proof. Yet the word 'RUSSIAN' gets to be capitalised in the title. The Sun just keeps on telling people how stupid it is.
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  4335. Who selected the SAGE panel members? Given that their advice flies in the face of the majority of the world's top health specialists, how is it that Boris has not acted as a leader should, in questioning them and if necessary sacking them and replacing them with those whose advice might be more conducive to our getting the nation back to work? It's called leadership.
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  4336. If this were about a public health issue, all of these people's concerns would mean something. These people have trusted leaders who are patent, serial liars. The politicians have traded on this better nature. Now that this is wearing thin, the leaders - of what is now a nominal dictatorship - will turn increasingly vicious in their pursuit of the mission they have been told to carry-out. They cannot now halt this process, for if they did and we recovered our parliament and our judicial system, they would be jailed. Harsher lockdown is on its way. The small/medium business sectors must be extinguished, its workforce made state slaves.
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  4337. McCarthy warned that the film and media industries were in danger of becoming over-run with communists. Whatever was he thinking eh?
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  4338. dennis Back home? Their home is now Croydon, Stavanger, Des Moines...........
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  4339. Violence? How about locking down the economy, putting people out of work and destroying businesses? What about all the deaths from lockdown that will dwarf the deaths from any virus? That's a violent and a disgusting act.
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  4340. Wrong about Sesame Street. It's whole reason for being is to inculcate children into the collectivist mindset and to eradicate any sense of the efficacy of individual liberty.
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  4341. Another great bulletin, thanks. Maybe an aside, but there's just one thing wrankles. This whole past year of turmoil and the eventual radical shift in all our lives (at least those who make it through the coming social upheaval) has been brought about, has been enabled, not by the 'c' virus. Mine is no 'denial' of the virus, more here to demean it. Its magnitude has been massively hyped by the MSM propaganda bombardment which has persuaded the public that a middling viral outbreak is the bubonic plague that will take away half our children. All of this wrecking job is in place by way of the criminal lockdowns which have been imposed in order to strangle the life out of so much small and medium business activity - the actual engine of free-enterprise and self-determination and the real targets. The virus is not to blame. Lockdown is to blame. Not a petty pedantic thing - we need to keep a firm grip on what is actually at play and loose reference to c o v i d deflects from the real game being played on us.
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  4342. We are fully at the mercy of these people now. They can lock us down at will with just a mention of spurious figures and cases. The lives of 67 million people being totally destroyed by just a few hundred people who occupy positions of power. This dreadful crime will be taken to its fullest so that recrimination is make impossible. Each one of them must now be realising inwardly, "'I am in  blood/ Stepped in so far , that, should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er' They have murdered so many but this is just the beginning.
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  4343. I don't blame her - vacuum energy just sucks.
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  4344.  @hizzlemobizzle  Businesses are dead in UK. Dying by the day and not coming back. All because of an annual virus. I've had Covid so has my wife, my Sister and her husband. All coped with it easily and back to work. All in our early 60s. Yes, some people die. How you gonna stop that?
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  4345.  @macmcleod1188  Stop listening to the MSM propaganda. People are dying everyday. Here in UK 1600 per day on average, all-cause death rate, many of them from various respiratory illnesses. This virus kills like so many others. We have not killed off our society to combat any of the others. Nor have we strangled the economy that feeds us all. Very soon, the food shortages will kick in. Enjoy.
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  4346. Has anyone seen or heard of Dr Mike Yeadon lately?
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  4347.  @nwfamspijn-amen2448  All those people who own bars, restaurants and clubs; all the gym owners - they're all billionaires, yes? It's your wish and you think it's right, that in order to stop anyone being rich, we must destroy the livelihoods of anyone who is part of that system that brought richness into being?
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  4348.  @przybyla420  I've jumped. Am I wrong?
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  4349. Restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs are all on the menu.
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  4350. We already have carbon dioxide sucking facilities. There are branches worldwide.
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  4351. To protect the economy, they're 'proposing' to impose restrictions that will further damage an already weakened economy? That's bright. For how long was it again? Three weeks? Yeah right.
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  4352. Two years in to any pandemic, the appropriate response is to recognise that it's time to move on and get everything back to normal. The only exception to this is if the pandemic is being prolonged so as to make people accept draconian restrictions as a means of destroying the economy that feeds them.
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  4353. Well there's diversity for you eh?
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  4354. It's a simple thing to grasp: vote socialist, get socialism.
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  4355. It's come to a pretty pass when former Generals of the British Army are awarding "top marks" to military units wearing swastikas. Why are these people - who were widely recognised by the BBC prior to this war, as extreme right-wing thugs - being lauded by our former top brass? Why also, would the Russians have any need to resort to chemical weapons in dealing with an enemy totally crushed, surrounded and low on ammunition? The tunnels beneath the Azovstal steelworks could be cleared by flooding. The truth is that the ridiculous narrative that has been woven from the outset of this war is unravelling, and the Western commentators who have peddled their nonsense are left looking increasingly silly.
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  4356.  @here_we_go_again2571  It would appear you and I are in accord.
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  4357. Great guest. Another one to get in is Prof' Richard Werner who has lots on what the BoJ did and is doing.
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  4358. Trudeau has invoked the Emergency Act across Canada. This is the first time in Canada's history this has been done.
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  4359. We need more people like this woman to stand up and speak the truth. They can mess around all they like, but if a human is born with a womb, then she's a woman; without a womb, then he's a man.
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  4360. Total bullshit from the doctor. Masks do not stop viral spread. Masks are extremely successful in another respect: they transmit the message from one wearer to all around, that 'death is all around us waiting to pounce'. Masks are powerful means of street and public space advertising for the death cult that has been put in place to destroy western capitalism and any idea of self-determination.
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  4361. So many people are just drifting blissfully along, using their phones to pay for stuff and telling themselves what a wonderful world of technology we have, when we don't have to carry around those awful paper notes and coins. They've heard of crypto and when CBDC is put to them, they'll lap it all up, thinking they're at the forefront in a bright new existence. Then, not maybe but definitely, they will use the power to dictate what people can or cannot buy. They will have full control over every human on the planet. We've been given a clumsy preview of how this works - Trudeau just froze people's accounts without hesitation, and we haven't even got CBDC yet.
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  4362. Nine minutes and more of this, and the nearest we get to a charge of any substance made against Wallace, is that on two occasions he told jokes 'of a sexualised nature'. Without any more detail, we are encouraged to view his remarks as deeply inappropriate. Really? Are we to regard, from this point, all sexual jokes as being forbidden? It's a black and white situation; there is no grey-scale made available. Telling a joke with even the slightest sexual connotation is put into the same category as soliciting young people to email sexually explicit images. As with so many other cases, here, a man's career is being destroyed, on the strength of nothing more substantial than rumour.
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  4363. Limited compassion perhaps, but no respect for people who are too lazy or weak to do a bit of thinking and research and simply do as 'nudged'. How many blatant lies does it take? The masks need to go - they are the symbol that maintains the lie that we are all in mortal danger from each other. However, the SAGE doom-mongers are even now, on the very day of 'relaxation' of restrictions, being wheeled-out to keep the spell alive. Thursday's Radio 4 'Woman's Hour' did a piece on masks, setting out to give us 'what the science says'. That science consisted in one Professor Robert West - behavioural psychologist and SAGE member; and Christina Pagel of 'independent SAGE' (?) - whose expertise is in 'operational research'. The take-away from them for the audience was that lifting restrictions is irresponsible and that mask mandates should not only be upheld, but should be made more stringent by insisting on the use of higher spec' models. This one viewpoint is the BBC's idea of 'what the science says': more SAGE fear. Who selected the members of SAGE? Who keeps them in their position and who is sending them out to speak through the national broadcaster to keep people in abject trauma by referring to scientific peer-reviewed papers which find that masks are ineffective, as 'old guff'?
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  4364. Don't wear a mask. Don't heed 'social distancing' requests. Time to get nasty and just say get fucked.
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  4365. Remember that 'transitory' word?
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  4366. In a further development, the club's name is to be changed to 'Personly'.
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  4367. Well thanks Mr Hamilton, but your son has turned out a right bastard.
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  4368. 2th Man So, where do you go from here?
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  4369. Ricky Gervais did a great satirical take-down but Cardi B just went and raised that bar.
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  4370.  @logant6490  Which reserchers?
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  4371.  @logant6490  Again: what researchers? Where?
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  4372. I don't need Ted Sarandos' defence of a great comedian like Dave Chappelle. I just want to see more from Dave Chappelle so I'll go where I can get it.
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  4373. Same old, same old. A small coterie of libtards get themselves into a position of responsibility and set about re-shaping people's lives. Well done to this man and this news channel for calling them to account. Feels good to watch the back-pedal.
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  4374. The central banks' boom and bust cycle has been with us long enough now for us to be able to know what is going on. Instability might not be to Richard Murphy's liking, but to bankers it provides them with the opportunity to maximise their profits and to stiff the workers by bamboozling them with technical jargon and cowering them with punitive measures while they crack-on with their scheme of insidious agglomeration of wealth. After all these years of our being held back by the gross manipulation of the central bankers, it is surely not good enough for economists to assert that no-one knows what is happening - yet again.
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  4375. The British Police service is in crisis because its entire command is now in the hands of those who want to tear down our democratic freedoms to instal dictatorial socialism. In this, they are complicit with those who are leading the country, with the same end as their goal. How is a protest against the escalating restrictions of both parties, in any way 'leftist'?
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  4376. Covid 19 is not influenza. Covid 19 is a coronavirus. The common cold is a coronavirus that causes millions of deaths across the world every year. The all-cause death totals for the year are what matter. Those figures will be not too much out of the ordinary. The whole of the western world; their governments and their media have duped the public into trauma and fixation. This entire pandemic and the inestimable damage of the lockdowns is due to nothing more than the fact that the common cold was finally smart enough to get itself a sharp marketing strategy. The whole pandemic narrative is now beginning to fray and will fall apart quickly. Get back to work. Get the pubs and clubs open. Shake hands, hug, dance, laugh and get on with life. First stage: burn the stupid masks.
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  4377. There'll be a bruise there in the morning.
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  4378. Don't be silly, lockdown will end; and 13 years is not too long to wait, surely? https://odysee.com/@QuantumRhinoQ:c/Thierry-Baudet-exposes-the-Rockefeller-Foundation-in-parliament:2
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  4379. "...but if we believe the minister..." Really? You really think that any vaccine will be allowed to get in the way of the governments' lockdowns? How many times have they lied to us over this past year and a half, about a middle-ranking coronavirus outbreak? This deceit is joined now, with a constant stream of media scare-mongering about climate change; a bombardment of images showing fields and forests ablaze (just as they have blazed every summer for thousands of years)
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  4380. Colin Brown Because mass psychosis.
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  4381. What 'reset' did we have over Christmas? Who are the MPs who are clamouring for more restrictions? The whole country needs to get back to work, but the job destroying businesses is not done yet. Standby for the next bullshit crisis.
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  4382. Marie Ballantyne If common sense prevailed we would have all the pubs open right away.
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  4383. My Lexus comes within reach?!
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  4384. Martin Hill Indeed. Especially on a supposed 'alternative' news channel. MSM by the back door.
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  4385.  @lostintime519  What on earth has 'white guy' got to do with capitalism? They have exclusive rights to it, is that it?
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  4386. 17:21 that old symbol again!
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  4387. Back to the same borders so that the US/UK pact can build-up another army to have another go? Yes, the Russians should get along with that.
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  4388. Hedge clippers!
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  4389. They won't allow us our democratic right to leave. The EU is a joke and it will be brought to its knees by this crime.
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  4390. What's all this past tense? The take-down of western economies goes on. Lockdowns opened the veins and our way of life is bleeding-out. Only when the supply chains cannot fill the bread shelves will the sheep who believed all the lies finally realise we've been had.
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  4391. No, I originally thought he was a complete wanker when I heard his tirade. He's no worse now - he's still a complete wanker.
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  4392. Have a good day, he says! After that? Sheesh kefuckinbab!
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  4393. More western MSM La-La-Land commentary. Wake up please, to take a look at what is happening to your dollars and pounds and euros while all of this is going on. Your liberties are being carried away by the anti-democratic globalists; and they know they need cover to do this.
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  4394. Great stories these! Where is that bridge, anyone please?
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  4395. Never mind, they're going to give us one of their nice big wars soon, to take our minds off all this.
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  4396. Pelosi, what a mess. "I pray for his family........this is tragic, it's very sad" The President is ill. He has not died. Why is she talking in such a way? In fairness to her though, and to the rest of these blinkered, spiteful muppets: they simply are not equipped with enough humility and humanity to deal with this any other way.
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  4397. Michael Mazowiecki The 250 T72s: where are they now?
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  4398.  @djpanebouef9939  What families? What about them?
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  4399.  bfdmanz4lyf  That's my business.
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  4400.  @djpanebouef9939  Death happens. What you going to do about it?
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  4401.  @iriscollins7583  Those doctors and their report: link please?
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  4402.  @Petrolhead912  History tells us that these viral outbreaks happen every year, taking the susceptible and then mopping up a bit later on. Every year it happens just like this one.
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  4403. Very interesting and worthwhile ideas raised here. The one overall assumption though, seems to be that the increase in inequality that has resulted from the recent increase in currency supply through money printing; was not in fact the desired outcome. Looking at what is happening, watching what governments are doing - while saying other things - my gut feeling is that the working and middle class are being systematically hollowed-out. They are having their wealth removed by design rather than as a result of ineptness.
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  4404. Utter nonsense.
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  4405. It's just all too touchy-feely, reaching-out bullshit.
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  4406.  @thomassmith2227  Cathy Newman confirmed.
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  4407.  @thomassmith2227  Google down today?
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  4408.  @thomassmith2227  Beside myself with rage.
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  4409.  @danagray9709  The Red route leads to globalist collectivism. The Blue route leads to globalist collectivism. There are to be no third parties.
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  4410. I'm pretty sure our Niall sported a mohican in his lithe and supples.
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  4411. "If ye can't say nothin woke, don't say nothin at all"
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  4412. Small and medium businesses with any sense should be very sure regarding their future. It will be short, they are the target of this first stage of the grand design.
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  4413. Australia is leading the way. We are all travelling in that totalitarian direction. All of it, planned. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYzRE4QDMpg
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  4414. Another missive from the man who daily sprays the inside of his boxers when he hears of dead Russians.
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  4415. The BBC has this morning reported that the nuclear power plant - the largest in Europe - which has been occupied by Russian forces since March 3rd. Is being bombed by..............Russia. If the BBC says it, it must be true surely?
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  4416. Run a small business? You managed to ride-out the plandemic and all its lockdowns? Thought you were going to recover fully and, with hard work, return to prosperity? Ha ha ha ha ha! We're here again to grind you and your family into absolute poverty and dependence on handouts.
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  4417.  @grizzy-thekiwi1144  There never was one except in the MSM narrative that you so cravenly follow. Show me one quotation from any Russian leader that boasted of three days.
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  4418.  @nic.h  Neither you nor I know the casualty figures on both sides. However, given that this is, as you rightly observe, attritional warfare, and as it is universally recognised that most casualties come as a result of artillery fire, it follows that with the approximately 8:1 fire ratio in Russia's favour, then the casualties can only reflect that same imbalance. As far as interference goes, this war would never have been waged had the US/UK combine and its NATO front not decided to march ever closer to Russia's border. Why does the US insist on its Monroe Doctrine while Russia is supposed to sit there and watch its security destroyed?
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  4419.  @nic.h  Says you and Zelensky - two great defenders of democracy.
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  4420.  @nic.h  Any time.
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  4421.  @nic.h  This war was planned by the Clinton administration and pursued by every one since. Do some reading - I suggest you start with the recent book "Hubris" by Jonathan Haslam. By no means is it all in Russia's favour, but it reveals much that you obviously don't know.
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  4422.  @nic.h  Blazing sun beat you fair and square mate. Recognise that fact.
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  4423. This is about the tenth one of these I've seen now, and it's as though they've all been handed the same script and they're doing their best to land the part.
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  4424. How many hundreds of thousands now, did not 'make it out alright'?
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  4425. These same people urge us to cut emissions while China builds new coal-fired power stations for fun.
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  4426. Watch out for the northern hemisphere fall and its harvest of respiratory deaths. The MSM need the Ukraine crisis to keep on going until populations can be bombarded once again with the doom-loop of hospitals under pressure and all the rest of it.
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  4427. Meanwhile, in Florida.......
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  4428. There was one issue during your lifetime, Rod, which beyond all others, required your superb polemic talent. There was a time, back in the early summer of 2020, when there was still a chance of stopping this horrendous assault on our freedom and on our way of life. You decided, not only to not show up; you chose to aid and abet the powers that were so clearly on a mission to destroy our economy, using the excuse of what was even then, a middling viral outbreak that posed no threat to the massive majority of people. When it was clear to any informed mind that we were being duped on a scale never before experienced, you busied yourself writing music reviews for the Spectator. "What did you do before global, brutal, totalitarian rule, Daddy"
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  4429. To what extent though?
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  4430. Robert That immunity is sat there on the patio having a snack. How much longer are you going to shiver?
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  4431. No it's not too early mate. Believe me it's fuckin not. My family are having Christmas and you can go bollocks.
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  4432. All valid points, very well stated. So was it China or Russia who shut down the economies that feed us, and allowed our government - in concert with so many others - to use the excuse of a middle-ranking coronavyrus to introduce legislation on the sly, that takes away our freedom? The behavioural psychologists who put so many people into the state of trauma that grips so many still and leaves them primed for further instant herding: were they sent from Moscow and Beijing to bend and cower the Western mind? Was it some external power that instructed the US Fed', the Bank of England, the ECB and others to simply flood western economies with trillions of $£€ etc, such that the wages, savings and pensions of the low and middle waged are denuded and they are forced onto the cattle truck towards subsistence and the total compliance that comes with being made to have nothing? It is the people in Biden's administration who are doing this; Johnson's, Von der Leyen's, Trudeau's; along with all the others who purport to stand up for Western liberty. Our own elected representatives are set to the task of tearing-down what the West has built. They are doing this through the systematic ruination of the very idea of the sovereign individual, and of the personal incentive to thrive by trading - core elements of the success of Western Civilisation. So why does the Spectator choose to leave all of this undiscussed? Why is no-one writing at the magazine, about what is being done to us directly, by those elected to govern the West? Yes, the MSM and academia are truly in on it in that wider, amorphous sense, but the actual day-to-day levers which are sending us to our absolute ruin are in the hands of named persons. The names and their actions are not being called-out.
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  4433. Set-up by a Nazi and that same Montagu Norman whose motives might be gleaned from the following?  "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  4434. How long can the media keep up this pretence? This is not about a virus. This is about keeping the lockdown going long enough to bleed-out small/medium businesses. The workers then on welfare, the nation incapable of supporting itself. Then the fun begins.
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  4435. Ploughing on!
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  4436. THE FLYING DUTCHMAN "DUH!"
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  4437. Laughable. This channel is a complete joke.
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  4438. Leesey R Lockdown makes me lose my shit.
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  4439.  @lowbudget1661  Hi mate, can you give a sketch as to what things are like there now? I have heard NZ people bragging about how they 'beat the virus' but I'm wondering how's your tourist trade going to fare?
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  4440.  @lowbudget1661  Thank you. You confirm what I had suspected.
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  4441.  @lowbudget1661  Back again. Been thinking you might be best one to ask a question been bothering me some time. How on earth did Ardern manage to get so many NZ people to vote for her in the last election? She had clearly identified herself as part of the wrecking crew.
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  4442.  @lowbudget1661  Thank you once again. What to say? Best of luck mate, I hope you and yours get to the other side of this shit safely.
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  4443.  @lowbudget1661  Oh dear. We are in a fix.
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  4444. Dr Vad raises some points that offer hope, but in certain passages he seems rather conflicted and at times, palpably fearful of airing his fuller views. He speaks of the Ukraine conflict, likening it to the brinkmanship around the siting of Russian missiles in Cuba in violation of the Monroe Doctrine. He omits to mention the fact that Russia was seeking to secure the removal of the squadron of Jupiter missiles that had recently been sited in Turkey, giving the US a huge pre-emptive strike capability over the then USSR. The claim is made that it is a mystery as to the perpetrators of the Nordstream destruction. In his position he really has to know who carried-out that operation and that this has led to the crippling of German industry. The absence of any urgency in coming to a finding on this matter is astounding. The Ukraine war, he portrays more than once, as a given, as being started by Russia in February 2022. Yet he states clearly that the preceding decades saw NATO advancing aggressively closer to the Russian border. The whole Maidan coup and the installation of a pro-Western regime and the consequent moves toward Ukrainian membership were all tantamount to provocation, leaving Russia having exhausted its repeated efforts to make the West see sense. As a former high-ranking officer and his now advisory status, he is to be respected. However, his seemingly total acceptance of the actions of 'the closest ally' of Germany and the resultant mounting catastrophe, is bewildering. He and his fellow countrymen really do need to heed the words of Lord Ismay, given on the NATO official website, outlining the fundamental purpose of the organisation; it was, he said, "To keep the Americans in, the Soviets out and the Germans down."
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  4445. So, China's and India's coal-fired power plants? Why is it only California that burns?
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  4446. rational mind Then there's the climate-change/net zero psy-op.
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  4447. "...who's going to feel comfortable going out into large crowds now?" Me. Stop being a bunch of pussies FFS.
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  4448. So after almost a month of the counter offensive, its current main thrust has not yet managed even to get within 10 kilometres of the Surovikin first line of defence?
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  4449. Let's not forget that this is the man who is a member of the Trilateral Commission. What a lovely bunch they are.
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  4450. The mask is a huge selling point for the doom narrative. The teaching unions, along with transport workers unions and others, have been the main source of pressure on our 'leaders', repeatedly to re-impose restrictions. It's easy to understand: they are socialists and any measure that helps to keep a capitalist economy and society hamstrung, is one that must be kept in place for as long as possible.
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  4451. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER...... Shawn Stephens
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  4452.  @BasementEngineer  In part I would agree with you - the point of my comment was to question why the account given in this video does not cover the basics of how currencies are habitually 'diluted' in strength by those who control the spigot. Btw, there is actually more to QE than just the creation of currency with no commensurate production. The originator of the term 'QE', Professor Richard Werner, argues at length that this is just the start - crucial to its successful deployment is the strict channeling into exclusively productive areas. It is this further stage that has not been followed in our recent debacles.
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  4453. This bloke has things about as upside-down as they get. He seriously contends that Ukraine has lost fewer men defending Bakhmut than Russia lost in taking it?
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  4454. Hang on though. I'm just a layman with no clinical or scientific knowledge. As so many others did, I believed what the government told us back in March 2020. However, within a month I smelled that something was just not stacking up, so I scanned the internet to consult the top virologists and epidemiologists, to find that what Whitty and Vallance and Johnson were saying, ran counter to the protocols recognised for decades regarding the handling of viral outbreaks. It was clear that something was very wrong As welcome as Toby Young's input is here; as admiring as I am of his work on other issues; I have to ask why has it taken him almost two years to put his shoulder to the task of calling-out the catastrophe caused by such misguided policies? Along with Douglas Murray and Rod Liddle, two other excellent commentators who very recently seem to have roused themselves on the issue of our national and the global incarceration - the inestimable damage to so many lives; the question that has to be asked is, where on earth have you been while the economy has been strangled? While so many have lost their livelihoods and some, their lives to a lockdown that could not ever have worked?
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  4455. Wake up. Covid was brought to us by people who want us to be in economic pain. They want us to be penniless and at their mercy. This will get much, much worse. How else can they get us to submit to biometric implants?
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  4456. Latest from Bill Gates is that all bars and restaurants should stay closed for 4 to 6 months and that we should not look to getting back to normal until 2022.
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  4457. Another meaningless clip brought to you by Sleep the Sheep Productions.
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  4458. Now, two and a half years later? Buy plywood, buy lead, buy water purification tablets. Happy daze.
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  4459. Andrew What is safe about our present state?
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  4460. AppleUK 123 That would be helpful, how?
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  4461. The ratchet tightens on a weekly basis. None of this had to be. Yes the system was broken, but killing people with a virus and then killing ever more people by criminally locking down society and strangling trade to death, is not the way to mend things. It is clear now, that the target is Western civilisation itself. Its pesky insistence on the rights of the individual - fought for at such great cost - is to be scrapped. The future is to be presided over by a tiny number of families living in unimaginable splendour, all of it provided by the brutal oppression of the masses 'for the greater good'.
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  4462. Around 9:50 we have an interesting description of Russian military expenditure, compared with 'the other side' who are "the Europeans and the Americans". I thought the other side were the Ukrainians?
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  4463. Dave Nice and cosy in your front room, hundreds of miles away from the meat grinder?
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  4464. How have the American people become so easy to fool by these 'scandals'? Nothing in this offers any proof that Bridget Ziegler has done anything illegal or even morally wrong. The LBGTBlaaBlaa activists have done here what they do at every juncture: they've grossly inflated the significance of the actions of people who make a stand against their movement.
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  4465. If I watch the BBC News, I will probably die, many painful times, from the virus of doom. If I follow that other pantomime, the Comex; I might be persuaded to sell certain shiny items and put the money in a high-performing ISA. Haha ha!
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  4466. We are just going into flu season. Bad flu seasons take way more than 42,000 lives. Are we to have a flu lockdown every six or seven years?
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  4467. I'm left undecided: unquenchable ego or cocaine?
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  4468. Journey Into Coco Yes it's gotten really bad hasn't it, but cheer up, the fall is here and the leaves are so pretty.
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  4469.  @judyparsons1333  Why won't you punctuate? Too technical?
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  4470.  @judyparsons1333  Bless.
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  4471. People here and elsewhere complaining, saying we've got to resist, we've got to do something. Then they put a mask on to signal to everyone else that they've complied. Kick out the masks Mothafuckas.
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  4472. I've come to the conclusion that what the US/UK pact are doing here is explainable in one way only. Justifiable war is the most expensive enterprise ever devised - the most effective means of spending currency. We are witnessing a series of wars being sought by Western politicians, with the MSM taking up the rear to justify this path. The planned rate of expense will soon be at a level never before imaginable and can only be sustained by currency inflation to dwarf all that's gone before. This way, the western peoples are to be financially ruined and made paupers who cannot resist any and all demands made of them in order to survive. We are in the grip of evil, powerful people.
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  4473. Birdie Smith To be replaced by......? If you look to try and find anyone to vote for who will do a single thing to alter this course, you will be disappointed.
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  4474. "...gold doesn't do anything..."  Precisely. That is its shtick. Gold has a worth that stays put when the fiat game goes to ratshit.
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  4475.  @meb280  Precisely the point that supposed critical sources such as talkRADIO never recognise. The economies of the US, UK and other western nations, are being flown into the ground by design.
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  4476.  @emilebichelberger7590  I watch the first two almost every day. Chris Bourne is new to me, thanks, I'll take a look. You got maneco64 on your list?
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  4477. I voted leave. I have watched a few of these films and they are usually well done, but this is a bit lazy. The daft analogy between the football team of duffers, and the moves to put into effect the result of a democratically arrived at decision, is just shoddy.
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  4478. Hope Santa brings you some handkerchiefs mate.
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  4479. The UN is a vehicle through which power and wealth is to be channelled from the West to Anywhere But the West. The UN is full of shit.
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  4480. Mr Rossman, you can have as many booster certificates as you like, they will never be enough. The DeBlasios of this world are not going to let any vaccine hinder their project to shut down all small and medium sector business. Such operations are a manifestation of freedom, enterprise - an articulation of the very concept of the sovereign individual; all of which have no place in the totalitarian collectivism that is to be the basis of the society being engineered by our cycle of lockdowns.
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  4481. If the vaccines don't work on Delta, then that's great for this channel because it will have something to give all the bedwetters. If they do work then don't worry, there will be an Echo and then a Foxtrot and then a........ The narrative of doom must be carried on at all costs until the economy is totally tanked. But listen to this shill spouting his complete bollocks while this is carried-out, why don't you.
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  4482.  @v8pilot  If you shat it out once, you can shit it out again.
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  4483.  @jamiejones8508  Why do you believe that? Because it's great to keep the covid scam going? Or because you have actually seen some evidence?
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  4484. The Ukrainians are being sacrificed by NATO and the EU. All of this is totally unnecessary and is the result of the relentless march and the siting of military bases and missiles on Russia's doorstep. How is Putin supposed to take that? How did JFK react to its opposite?
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  4485. Very well said, at the 4:40 mark. I'm sick of this bunch of criminals and the pleasure they seem to be getting from using a middling viral outbreak as a stalking horse to bring down millions of hard-working people, forcing them into poverty. Lift the lockdown tomorrow, let people trade, and the economy begins repairing itself immediately.
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  4486. "...he should have been vaccinated....he should have played by the rules". Are all rules to be accepted and never questioned or resisted? This woman is in favour of totalitarian dictatorship.
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  4487.  @markmclaughlin4801  I wish I could remember who said it so I could credit.
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  4488. Yeah, time to scrap all those satellites, as we've got airline pilots to keep an eye on things.
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  4489. " .... because Elon Musk decided abirtrarily not to comply with this stuff..." Interesting take from the Washington Post through the BBC: the Brazilian government bans X and Musk is somehow the cause of people not being able to pay their bills?
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  4490. Why on earth is that woman wearing that ridiculous thing on her face?
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  4491. Seriously though, looking at what governments are doing right across western economies, they are doing everything they can, in as radical and speedy way as is possible, to take away any means of investing profitably. Further to that: there is to be no refuge left in which earned and saved wealth might be stored and preserved. What is being swept away is the very sense of financial independence. The possibility of attaining such status runs fundamentally counter to the aims of the central statism that is to be constructed when the current controlled demolition of small/medium business is completed and each of us are put in line waiting each month to see what our monetary needs have been deemed to be. This is the 'Better' that they will have 'Built Back'.
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  4492. PLANDEMIC.
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  4493.  @liquidh5226  Yes. Yawn. That was my point. Do you not have irony where you are?
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  4494. @voxeldeo505 My point being: if they did and if people complied, then they would still lose as they did in Vietnam.
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  4495.  @Вивсівідстій  Body bags are very politically motivating.
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  4496. Shocker! Ukraine chosen to go up against vastly superior forces, with virtually no air cover and suffering an imbalance of artillery firing rate at around 8 to 1; all of this at the behest of the UK/US pact that openly boasts of its scheme being the best money they ever spent because the Ukrainians get to do all the dying while their own troops stay home...and the front lines see a massive rise in desertion? How can we solve such a problem?
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  4497. Capitalism's problem is that it allows people to live and to thrive. That is not what our aspirant planetary leaders want. They want to denude the planet of the greater part of its population. The method they have selected is that old, well-proven favourite: communism.
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  4498. "Those whom the gods wish to destroy, they first make mad"
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  4499. "I've got long covid. Give me the money"
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  4500. How did things go in Iraq, General? What did you predict in Afghanistan? How's the Ukraine thing going?
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  4501. The coronavirus pandemic, such as it is, has not done a thing to supply chains; it never was capable of having any such effect. The supply chains have been disrupted by the lockdown regime. That is part of why they were put in place.
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  4502. Fact Checker We should be living normal socially interactive lives. The best way to prolong pandemics and kill more people is to disrupt viral exchange.
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  4503.  @ccp_fact_checker  Agreed, but I'm puzzled as to the 'she and her husband' reference?
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  4504.  @ccp_fact_checker  With you now, thanks. Yes this whole shitshow is being perpetrated by very few people in executive positions. "Lenin understood that it isn't your numbers that matter. It's not your popular support that matters. You just paralyse the country by occupying the key positions; and then you take over." (Prof' Donald Rayfield)
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  4505. She doesn't look as if she still believes her own bullshit. Wrong on every line she parrots. It's in our interest to disregard 'the rules' altogether. It's in no-one's interest to allow the government to force experimental medications into people who are at no risk. The 'new variant' is nothing more than the latest bogey-man from the psycho-nudge department. If she knows that the answers have been given in detail, then why has she not acquainted herself with those details prior to going up before this session?
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  4506.  @johnmarkrobinson2924  31 yr old pro footballer, George Baldock just died of drowning in his pool. What made him incapacitated is not mentioned.
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  4507.  @KatieBarnes-nz2hz  Show me yours.
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  4508.  @deniserowley8549  Deep fried mRNA perhaps?
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  4509.  @jmseipp  The significance of that is?
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  4510. It was very Australian actually. These people in positions of power, thinking they have a right to dictate to the public over matters concerning their own bodies.
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  4511. Jonathan F It's disgusting isn't it? About time all dissent was closed down. Why can't these people just learn to accept everything and challenge nothing that's handed down to them eh?
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  4512. Jonathan F I know, it's disgusting isn't it? It's about time all dissent was closed down. Why can't these awful people just learn to accept everything and challenge nothing that is handed down to them eh?
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  4513. Cases are good. Bring more cases. Without cases we are left with the potential for cases. Endless potential for cases means endless lockdown. Or is that the whole point of Dr John Campbell's channel - a continuous revenue stream?
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  4514. This goes some way to explaining why all around me keep asking me "have you had both your jabs yet?", and - when I tell them no, can't explain to me why they've done so themselves.
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  4515. $5 gold piece in 1881. I wonder what that is worth in dollars today?
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  4516.  @spearmint47  Well, speaking as one keyboard expert to another: how do you think the government might respond to each of our offerings? Your mind is programmed if you are using terms like 'let the dead pile up.' How about 'let rip'? That's another belter. How long are you happy to be held in our three week lockdown that's lasted almost a year? Another couple of years maybe? Or let's just all lock in permanently eh?
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  4517.  @snarkymatt585  Pussy always welcome.
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  4518.  @Finch7245  Not me personally, that one. Scared of heights!
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  4519. hansboet Since way before that.
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  4520. One set of wimps up against another. Game over.
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  4521. "What do we want?" "Air-con' for Billy" "When do we want it?" "Now"
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  4522. 'It's all one-liners, they understand that'. Patronising twat.
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  4523. Generic Internetter The vinegar stroke is all.
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  4524. The title here is guilty of such naivety. It understands that the reward for following rules is the lifting of those rules. The way power works is to test what rules people will put up with, and if they put up with them, then they need some more rules.
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  4525. Putin understands power perfectly. That's why he has beaten the combined power of the West. What made his task easier is the fact that Europe is led by indequate career clamberers such as Alexander Stubbier.
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  4526. Chimp in a suit, jibbering the same mindless shit, over and over.
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  4527. Thank you ...... 10,000th of what number?
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  4528. Just the repeated battering of people with something they know is not necessary but must do...'for the greater good'. The weaning of them onto unquestioned totalitarian diktat.
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  4529. Kristalina Giorgieva is full of plandemic shit.
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  4530. So why no link to said footage?
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  4531. The first point made in the discussion should be made with great caution. Yes, the figures are slightly down; but, as we are just going into November, it is inevitable that the numbers of respiratory hospitalisations and deaths will rise. We all know what they will do with those don't we?
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  4532. "Not a good look for NATO"? So get that lipstick out again Michael, and make that warpig look pretty again.
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  4533. Another Sesame Street acolyte. Just think happy and all is made happy. In her defence, it must be a great burden heading the department responsible for ensuring that people continue to drink huge quantities of horse piss.
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  4534.  @comandaniel6824  The virus discriminates between countries now? Genius.
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  4535.  @jimbabwe6529  The virus will get everywhere. It's final death toll is not affected by lockdown. That's why lockdown was not recognised procedure throughout the world in every viral outbreak right up to 2019. Even the WHO say it is not the way to go except for very short-term 'curve-flattening'. Our current phase of 'flattening the curve' in UK was instigate 'for three weeks' back in March and here we are, December tomorrow. This is not about a virus any longer. This is about societal control.
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  4536. Platell used to be quite worth one.
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  4537. I didn't vote for the Greens. Hardly anyone voted for the Greens. So how do they get to dictate where we go from here?
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  4538. Maté's introduction suggests a rot in the Democrats that goes back to the Carter administration. Later, the similarity is pointed out of the disconnect between the Democrats and their former working-class base; and that same parting that the British Labour Party has undergone. How all of this can be recognised without further investigation, is disappointing. Carter's presidency was the first to give positions of power to the Trilateral Commission that had been started in 1973 collaboratively between Zbigniew Brzezinski and David Rockefeller; our beloved Keir Starmer is a member to this day. Since its inception it has seen to it that the left/right struggle on either side of the Atlantic, is kept going as a space-filling pantomime while the real work is carried on in the background. Hence, our Democrat and Labour parties are as defunct as are the Tories and Republicans. Campaigners can worthy-up with raised fist, calling for a $15/hr minimum wage, blissfully ignoring the fact that all the people who might gain from such a move are either on zero wages due to the global shutdown of trade (by guess who?) or they are using their stimmy to buy bitcoin and watch Netflix and wait to see what the global endgame serves-up.
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  4539. I think the original one word vocal to that tune went something like "tokillya" didn't it?
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  4540. I trust IN democracy. I can also recognise that it now exists in name only. We now live in a globalist, technocratic dictatorship.
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  4541. The Glaskva Debacle
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  4542. Covert-19. The relentless strangulation of all small/medium businesses until they have stopped their infernal twitching. The lady in California mentions her sense of obligation to community. There's the rub: the globalists' prime target is any sense of the local and of community. Our communities were, in a former era, based around familial, even clan ties. When industialisation put paid to that, it was replaced by the bonds created in the production and exchange of goods and services locally. The globalists have gauged that the time has come, the technology is available, to enable the giant coporations to put the small/medium sector to sleep; to then seize everything.
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  4543. UK LOCKDOWN EXTENDED TO JULY 17th https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/750/regulation/19 (Look to 'Expiry' at bottom)
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  4544. Was it he or she or they who was steering? Carry on Fuckwitting! China and Russia must be so scared of this outfit.
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  4545. Mr Rubin, you are not being a 'conspiracy theorist'; you are, as Gore Vidal would have it, being a conspiracy analyst.
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  4546. elisabeth In your little dream world.
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  4547.  @ekesandras1481  Your point being?
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  4548. But this virus didn't come out of nowhere. It came from Wuhan in China.
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  4549. Year 2045 New York Times. "World's navigation routes threatened by burgeoning coral reefs - kommissar Thundberg says more shortages on the way"
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  4550. Senator Schmuk Schumer.
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  4551. Cut Stürmer some slack. His aim is to restrict our movements to 15 minutes walk from our home. He's got to start somewhere.
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  4552. Covid is bollocks. The Spectator has worked with the liars who have kept the doom narrative going for over a year now so that the economy can be pinned down and strangled. Still going on despite the general feeling of our having reached the other side.
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  4553. "America are sending their very best...they are sending their brightest...Biden himself...Kamala Harris..." Full marks for you controlled delivery, Sean. You didn't even chuckle while you said that sentence!
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  4554. How the German people are just letting this happen is bewildering. The finest manufacturing industry that Europe has/had to offer - and so much more than that - is just calmly being let slip to drift away elsewhere, while the German public just stands there, never a whimper. The 'economic model' had at its core the cheap energy of Nordstream. Whoever put an end to that knew exactly what this would do to Germany and therefore, to Europe. It's such a puzzle isn't it, who might have perpetrated such an act?
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  4555. If only they would do nothing - economies would right themselves. They are actually having very many people working very hard, with the express intention of making the system collapse. Then they can do that build back better bullshit.
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  4556.  @uainttheone  Yes. We need to keep on this and bring out the evidence of the crime that was committed. The world seems largely to have moved on to 'other issues'.
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  4557. Covid Shmovid. Get back to work or make ready for communism.
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  4558. Typical piece thrust in the face of a public comprised of many people who have worked all their lives on low wages. How many times have they hectored us over the years, to save, save, save. All the while, the FED, whenever they felt like it, just started up the presses and printed dollars/pounds/euro/whatever to debase our hard earned pot. Bad enough in its normal mode of being in effect, a stealth tax; but we are just about to be subjected to wholesale high speed robbery in the form of the hyperinflation that will come with the introduction of trillions of new currency notes that are backed by nothing but the word of politicians.
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  4559.  @voice.of.reason  Don't know how that figure could be worked out at this stage but in general, I agree that more damage is being done by the lockdowns than by any viral outbreak.
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  4560. And still there are so many people walking around the streets, carrying the advertisement on their faces, for the very thing that has wrought all of this destruction. People who are at zero risk from any infection are happy to perpetuate the lockdown narrative, while all around them the casualties of this crime - this wilfully damaging embargo on trading - are falling into the gutter.
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  4561.  @sandy7m  I don't need to look up any vaccine because i don't need one. I've had the virus and hardly noticed. My wife, Sister and her Husband had it too. All in our early 60s and none suffered more than a bit of a cold. Old people die my friend. Sad but no answer to that one.
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  4562. Refuse to pay taxes you say? Hmmm.
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  4563. Face on the interviewer like a slapped arse.
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  4564. The whole lockdown sham should be ended immediately. Then the trials should begin.
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  4565. Rumour is that there is a copious boot room next to the reception at the BBC buildings. Handy for all those just in from the long march.
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  4566. Wilful, planned abuse. Simply diabolical treatment from the people who are pledged to serve us.
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  4567. selena The Labour Party IS right behind working people. It's what they're doing with that steel rod we need to mind.
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  4568. Not the old "...could be underwater in the next 30 years" line again? Could be, why? Due to what precisely? It's always the same with these people, it's become their religious guiding light: they issue their periodic dread forecasts that somehow get forgotten so that new dread warnings can be put in their place when the old ones don't show up. Meanwhile, anyone can go to the place on the coast that they visited fifty years ago, to find that everything is just as it was. Rivers flood, as they always have, onto predictable places, flat, low plains - that's why they were named in history: "flood plains". This can be exacerbated if waterways are no longer dredged due to either regulations or budget cuts; both of which have been a factor in recent flooding episodes. The 'climate change' movement is a political move to hamper certain countries while others are left to do as they see fit. Why, for instance, if carbon emissions were the catastrophic factor they are made out to be, is the UK so harried to restrict output when it produces less than 1% of the global output; at the same time as China produces a new coal-fired power station every week? India shows a similar disregard for the concerns that have the UK's industries in tethers. Would it not make sense to focus on the most egregious offenders? Our entire economy is being torn down, made ineffective, on no more evidence than the aggregated "could be" ism of so many who are not looking at the hard evidence.
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  4569. "The American Dream: you have to be asleep to believe it." George Carlin
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  4570. This is so much glossy bollocks. If 'most economists' argued for the US to have a central bank, then why did it have to be drawn-up in secret, by a select few, on a secluded island? If that isn't a scenario to be fairly described as a conspiracy, then the word has pretty much been made obsolete. Are 'most economists' pleased with the fact that, since the inception of the Federal Reserve, Americans have witnessed - been subjected to - a continuing cycle of boom and bust? Look around you now and ask yourself if the US economy is being steered in a good direction? Are the American people being served well by the system supported by 'most economists'? If these people are charged with the well-being of Americans, and they have been doing that job now for 113 years, and to such poor results, isn't it time to replace them and their system with something else? The whole pile of the central bank system is based on debt that must not be paid-off. It operates on usury, the demands of which are boundless. The Fed' is run on behalf not of the American people but in order to maximise returns to private shareholders of what is a small collection of immensely wealthy banks - most of them foreign-owned. Whenever a nation has managed to free itself from the strictures of a central bank, it rapidly prospers. Look back at those leaders who have striven for such freedom, and see how they ended-up.
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  4571. As you remark, the hospitality businesses are being made to jump through impossible hoops. Same here in UK - worse in many areas, they just cannot open at all; been that way for weeks with little promise of any restrictions being slackened. Maybe they'll give us a few days at Christmas. Just listen to me! We were all just getting on with our lives and then this year's virus gets treated as if it's ebola. Why? They are holding the heads of all small/medium businesses under water until that infernal capitalist, free-enterprise twitching stops. Then all of its workers are slaves. So who is 'they'? Watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UQuNzVZK84
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  4572. If Michael Clark is right - in that, fighting a war against Russia is not what any NATO member country wants - then why is it happy to supply arms to Ukraine to wage their war on their behalf? Why is NATO happy to let Ukrainians die in a war funded by NATO and that would stop tomorrow if NATO's support and supplies were halted? NATO shows itself to the wider world, to be deceitful, cowardly and weak. NATO looks to be dying on its feet.
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  4573. In his defence, rabbit is so under-rated.
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  4574. The BBC wasted no time this morning. On Radio 4 they chose to invite Emily Thornberry and Sir Nigel Sheinwald to give their thoughts on what proved to be a fairly resounding victory for Trump. Needless to say, they weren't too happy; and seemingly, there was not one pro-Trump commentator available to provide even a semblance of fair coverage. In the opinion of these two characters, the democratic decision, made on the part of the American majority, is something to be wholly resented. Orange Man Bad Syndrome is deeply entrenched.
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  4575. jenifer Rachel Reeves will do what the bankers tell her to do.
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  4576. The good news has been in place for weeks. The number of cases is rising, the death rate is near zero. We need cases, that is how we get over viral infection outbreaks every single winter. That is why Israel is not 'out of control' as John Campbell loosely comments. Israel is positively seeking to have cases because by that means they will have innured their people to the advances of SARS Covid2. The UK, led by the idiots on SAGE, with their highly inflated forecast that are long-recognised as unrealistic; has chosen to try and 'defeat' Covid. That can never happen. Susan Michie of SAGE has stated that we can not think of lifting lockdown until we have a zero infection rate. That can never happen. So what happens to the UK economy while we wait for the unattainable to be attained? Please give us an answer Susan Michie, leading light of the UK Communist Party?
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  4577. Please understand that the take-down and destruction of small and medium businesses is not a by product of the lockdowns; it is the very reason why the plandemic with all its lockdowns was devised and instigated. The Lords of the Manor are back in power and they will not ease until Western Civilisation is eradicated, along with its dreadful ideas of democracy.
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  4578. jirsky 2024
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  4579.  @I7275-p2d  It is a corona virus as is flu and the common cold. Those other viruses kill people every year. Why have we not shut our economy down when bad years of flu arise?
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  4580. The common cold carries on its work of destroying the economy that feeds us all. Congratulations and a very Merry Christmas to all bedwetters.
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  4581. Just don't. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJGZp54h1uI
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  4582. Ducks are so lovely, but I couldn't eat a whole one that size.
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  4583. The only risk we face now comes from idiots like John Campbell and his troupe of daily bedwetters fretting about a middle-ranking viral outbreak. Meanwhile the economy that feeds us all is put further down the toilet.
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  4584. ...and now PacWest.
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  4585. Lug Wrench Unfortunately, the greater part of this damned world is blissfully engaged in other business and happy to be ignorant.
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  4586. "We should not be punished for the interests of bankers" It was the bankers who created our current episode of inflation, when they pulled the hundreds of billions of £££ out of the magician's hat to pay people not to go to work. They continue to pull tens of billions of £££ to supply weapons to Ukraine. All of these 'creations' are out of nothing. Every one of those £££ dilutes, diminishes the strength, the buying power of every £££ in our pockets. THAT is how inflation works, or more accurately, how it is made, and has throughout history been made, to do its work on people's standing wealth and on their ability to work to accrue wealth.
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  4587.  @charlestaylor8566  You've fallen for the latest scare story have you? Figures for jabbed/unjabbed hospital cases are as prone to falsification as all others in the scamdemic. You're happy to be experimented on and that's fine. The minimum amount is zero. Good luck with the experiment.
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  4588. Real life. Our politicians could do with spending a week with you.
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  4589. Uneducated is surely the wrong word? Educated in a different way perhaps. Anyway, you seem more clued-up than the people who run the Fed' and the Treasury.
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  4590. Make Europe Medieval Again.
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  4591. For 'Gibraltar' read 'Planet Earth'. The whole 'vaccine' scam is crumbling. Covid Shmovid t-shirts will be this summer's smash hit.
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  4592. thomas owen Keynes would not have been a Keynesian in the world as it is today. He was having misgivings as he neared the end of his life.
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  4593.  @Braun09tv  Another one of his dalliances with la-la-land.
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  4594.  @Braun09tv  Sounds like you're abusing yourself mate. Clean up after you.
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  4595. How does anyone know the extent to which natural immunity now prevents the virus from taking lives?
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  4596. All this makes it sound as though having a vaccine stops people catching the virus or being hospitalised. It doesn't. Just another way of coercing people to get jabbed with something that doesn't do what it's supposed to do. The 'Delta' variant is a damp squib - it originated in India and was burnt out very quickly. The 'Mu' variant is here for all the bedwetters to get creamy over.
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  4597.  @Bridget_S  If my neighbour is vulnerable, he/she should shield themselves. Instead we are insisting that the vast majority who are not in any danger, should have their lives wrecked.
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  4598.  @Bridget_S  I didn't ask a question. My community doesn't need protecting, it needs to be allowed to return to its work and its full social life. This virus has been massively overestimated by those with an agenda. Your second paragraph would suggest you share that agenda.
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  4599.  @Bridget_S  You think it's a good idea to ruin the world's economy so as to make sure that people with undetected medical problems can be made safe? As far as easing of lockdown goes: just wait till Jonathan van Tam gets to work on you later today. The SAGE panel which is guiding the UK has within its ranks, communists, eg Susan Michie, who have no intention of ever lifting lockdown. They will hold down the economy until it stops breathing.
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  4600. @Rolling On Tens. 'Also' to what? You need to make your points clearly. Your cryptic delivery leaves so much unclear. (Nice smiley face though)
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  4601.  @Bridget_S  If my neighbour has any sense at all, they will know that the biggest threat to their health is the lockdown that is killing the economy that is, in the end, the only thing that allows us to survive in such number.
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  4602.  @Bridget_S  Further evidence of your ideological motivation. Thanks.
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  4603. @Rolling On Tens. That's some talent you have there.
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  4604. "...then suddenly, Jerome Powell SEES inflation is going to.....8%..." Is this the same Jerome Powell who oversaw the $$$Trillions of newly invented currency out of thin air so that people could be made to stay home and watch Netflix? That inflation must have come to him as such a shock.
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  4605. J Fleming Masks don't work. There's the truth of it.
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  4606. Lovely to hear that skylark at the beginning.
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  4607. Good old Auntie Beeb polishing turds.
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  4608. What a dreadful person. How would anyone vote for him?
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  4609. "President Biden was asked about Gaza and in reply he said his favourite is pistachio but it's sold out so it's the plan B vanilla scenario."
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  4610.  @qualicumwilson5168  Thank you. I will leave you with a very interesting new video from one of the most informative commentators on this whole episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m121hAiREvc
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  4611.  @hizzlemobizzle  Why was the WHO recognised procedure, to go for herd immunity every year until this outbreak? Were they wrong then?
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  4612.  @qualicumwilson5168  Nobody loses their job to covid - they lose their jobs due to the gross over-reaction in the form of lockdown. We just had another 13,000 lose their jobs yesterday in UK with the fall of another retail chain. 'The experts'? The Great Barrington Declaration is not expert enough?
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  4613.  @michellemcdermott2026  Many thanks.
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  4614.  @qualicumwilson5168  Meanwhile, in Sweden.....
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  4615.  @qualicumwilson5168  Just type in 'covid deaths sweden'.
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  4616.  @qualicumwilson5168  How many died yesterday? This week? In a population of how many millions? 'Death rate' by the way is misleading. This is a long-run thing. Sweden has a large proportion of its population who are immune. Norway hasn't.
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  4617.  @qualicumwilson5168  We'll see who comes out of this with a breathing economy and who is under communist rule eh?
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  4618.  @qualicumwilson5168  Australia and NZ normal? Do you know anyone who lives there? You think what's happening there is normal? And you're stressing the 'intelligent' point?
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  4619.  @qualicumwilson5168  Just got word from friends in Adelaide. They took a trip to Sydney, said the place is dead.
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  4620.  @qualicumwilson5168  You've sold it mate. I'm going to book my flight and visit. Oh wait, no visitors allowed. Well that's the tourist trade done in. There's your normal eh?
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  4621.  @qualicumwilson5168  Enforced vaccines. More of that normal stuff.
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  4622.  @qualicumwilson5168  I want to visit the US. I want to take my wife out for a meal. I want to go to my local pub. I want to work again. None of these things will be allowed to me unless allow an injection of something I don't trust. That you are happy with such a situation tells me what kind of person you are. Cheers mate.
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  4623.  @qualicumwilson5168  I can get a passport without anyone sticking a needle in me to inject who knows what. A trifling detail you skilfully left out. Why am I selfish?
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  4624.  @qualicumwilson5168  Nice try with the Yellow Fever thing. Only difference is that there was no concerted effort to use that disease as a means to 're-imagine' our world. You label me as selfish, for what? Did you walk round with a mask on during SARS1? Did you 'social distance' during the last flu' outbreak that killed people? It's just this really special year that we're selfish for not clapping along while society is torn down, yes?
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  4625. Immigration HAS been brought under control. The controls are set to full power.
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  4626. Michael Clarke has proved himself to be a very unreliable source from which to seek expert advice on this situation. With this offering however, he further shows himself clearly as the chancer he truly is. His tactic is to throw around a few impressive technical facts so as to give himself a semblance of gravity; and then, on the back of that, to go on to make exorbitant claims based on his particular imaginings and very obvious leanings. Here he tries to downplay the significance of the Oreshnik strike on Dnipro, by lumping this totally new missile and what it poses to NATO, together with delivery systems which are different entirely in capabilities; they are not in the same category. In his contorted neglect of this, in his lame need to score petty points, the momentous development in the situation entirely escapes him. The 'movement on the battlefield' to which he refers, has been overwhelmingly in favour of Russian forces for a long time now, and this movement is accelerating steadily as their greater strength takes its toll of a beleaguered opposition. Clarke's studio map presentations are few and far between these days, but perhaps he should be brought back in to show how far the lines have been shifted. Clarke further shows that he is host to the rabid Russophobia that has infested the whole of the Western MSM. He portrays a Russia that is not to be trusted in the establishment of any agreement. The truth is that it is the West has made assurances to Russia, which not only have been subsequently broken, but have been recognised by the admission of the Western leaders involved, to have been deliberate ploys used in order to build forces in order to more effectively attack Russia. The Russians do not want the whole of Ukraine. Their political leaders have neither said so, nor have they written so. They want security for their country and that is threatened by the NATO involvement in Ukraine. They will take the steps required to gain that security. This war has been imposed on them, and could be brought to its end by the cessation of the Western advances, the designs of which were initiated by the Clinton administration and have been carried-on ever since. We can only hope that our calamitous predicament will not remain on the present course; that sense will be knocked into the heads of the Western Neocon desires - that they will be driven from the field by the realities of emerging world power, and that the craven foolishness purveyed by 'experts' is finally shown the door.
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  4627. Forbes' assessment: it's better to take an experimental medication that carries a small risk of me developing problems with my heart or brain; than it is to refuse the injection and risk having the sniffles for a few days. Decisions, decisions.
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  4628. Just how long do 'believers' (in lockdown's efficacy) think that this should go on? According to Susan Michie of SAGE (one of the 'behaviourists' mentioned, and leading member of the UK Communist Party) we cannot come out of lockdown until we have a zero infection rate. Any estimated time that might take, Susan? Recent months have filled believers' conversation with their high hopes for 'when we get the vaccine'. Well, we've now got it, and look what a game-changer it's turning out not to be. This is vaccine, remember, that has been so expensively sought to fight a virus that a) ceased to be a pandemic in early June at the latest, and b) was only ever a danger to a tiny part of the population. How long can it be before the stripping-down of our economy starts to register in the minds of believers, that this is not the right path to be taking? When the bread shelves are empty? When the power shortages kick-in? When the whole stack falls and their money is worthless?
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  4629.  terel morul  I wouldn't fight for any EU cause. They are my enemy.
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  4630. Lockdown now entering its home stretch. UK mooted to start total national lockdown in next few days. Small and medium businesses, already seriously damaged, will now be brought down to such an extent that the much touted 'recovery' (touted by the MSM to give the impression as a diversion, that it is a possiblity) will be put beyond their means. This is what all of the lockdown process has been put in place to achieve. Completion, end of March, tops. We are now quite firmly in the grip of global, socialist, totalitarian rule. Pax Sino.
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  4631. Another fence-sitter - well-meaning but basically incapable of understanding the level of threat we face. She refers to 'a way out' of our predicament. There is to be no way out. The main purpose of our continued lockdown is to bleed the money out of our small/medium business sector. The workforce will be put on welfare, and the very idea of capitalist, free-enterprise will be done away with. As for 'conspiracy theories': that phrase is deliberately put against anyone who casts suspicion over who and what might be behind all of this. We don't have to look far, as it is a freely aired proclamation of the WEF founder and leader, Prof' Klaus Schwab, that "...the pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, re-imagine and reset our world". (All that suffering; a rare opportunity - classy) Schwab elsewhere assures us that "In 2030 you will own nothing, and you will be happy". All of this has been planned for many years, initially in secret but more recently made freely available to all. If Julia Hartley-Brewer is as concerned as she says she is, then why, as a professional journalist, is she not looking into this area for answers; and why is she not making this known to the public?
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  4632. How's it going in bedwetland? How's the 'vaccine' programme going? 90% jabbed and 2 million deaths every day! We're all doomed!
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  4633.  @hardworker645  That's a possibility, yes. Business as usual.
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  4634. @Tom And what our leadership are doing now is just how things have always been, yes?
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  4635. @Tom They have never shut down the nation's economy and people's right to be with their loved ones as they die. Never. A whole different level.
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  4636. @Tom The economy was shut down to all those traders who were not allowed to trade. That situation remains a possibility in their minds and is restraining investment. The 'pandemic' was/is a situation which, it is increasingly clear to see, was/is massively and unnecessarily overblown. Why? So that the government could do to us, that which it has never, ever been able to do previously.
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  4637. @Tom Your not being able to trade was close-down. You happy about that? Long term you won't be - and try tell me we're out of it, just go on.
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  4638. @Tom Not all about you mate, and it's not all about what is immediately around you. Small/medium businesses were hammered last year in England - Christmas a washout once again for many - and very likely will be again. Scotland and Wales is showing what to expect. Then there's Austria, then Australia, then Germany, then New Zealand, then most states in the US.........etc
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  4639. @Tom You're using the past tense. This is ongoing.
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  4640. @Tom Tell that to club owners in Scotland and Wales and so many other places. The 'lockdown in being' hovers, and all business people know this.
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  4641. @Tom It is being systematically strangled as we speak.
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  4642. @Tom Don't know where you are mate but just take a walk down your local town's streets. Does that look good to you?
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  4643. @Tom Not my town, any town. London. That representative enough? It's shops are gone in so many places. I'm not understanding what? How we're going to pay off the hundreds of billions spent making war on a virus that cannot be beaten?
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  4644. The Russians are being 'so defeated' right now in Bakhmut?
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  4645. Why on earth would a young man such as Adam, feel the need to get injected with an experimental mRNA medication? Honestly: why is ANYONE taking this stuff when so many are suffering serious side-effects and the reason for the treatment is just waning to such a negligible level?
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  4646. "...a little more getting the job done..." That is exactly what they are doing. They are continuing to strangle small/medium business while making all kinds of wholesome noises that make it sound as if we are over the worst and they are guiding us back to normal. That main task of destroying the main employment base must be kept going as per globalist bankers' instruction. Anyone looking forward to some day of reckoning (the word 'Nuremberg' a favourite) for these people, is living in fantasy land. Why would they come this far, encountering such pathetic resistance, and not see things through to the end? Why would they risk leaving anything of the justice system standing?
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  4647. We all know that when we finally say goodbye to 2020, we will be in 2021 which will be endless lockdown. The new year, the vaccine, the masks and all the social distancing will change nothing. The media howl will stay on volume ten and the bovines will stay hunkered down while Boris & Co crack on with the task given them by their masters: destroy the British economy and throw its former workforce on welfare and at the mercy of globalist totalitarian rule.
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  4648.  @2o4II112II26o2  Your statement is of itself the crux of the problem. Until such time as example is shown by public figures who will ride the criticism, then we are stuck fast.
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  4649. This is sad. Tucker is basically grovelling and apologising for doing the great job that has made him. Cuomo was one of the standard bearers for the whole scam that has put us where we are; with cities failing to recover from his handiwork. We are not yet there at the absolute disaster that any sentient person knew the insane lockdowns would bring. Commercial real estate is finished, along with all the feeder small businesses and all the social fabric we had going-on around it.
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  4650. The fluffy, white Persian cat is purring around his feet.
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  4651. The economy that Labour want to put in place is not made up of businesses. Labour will crush businesses so that everyone is made to depend on their handouts. Sit down, shut up or you won't get today's beetroot soup.
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  4652. Rick My guess is that Joe's mention of 'back to work' caused them to go into an anxiety attack.
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  4653. Well, I have to say that Neil Oliver has just given the most eloquent summary of the horrendous job of work that is being done on the people of the UK right now. Calm, rational and above all, just so damned decent and fair minded in his assessment.
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  4654. Boring
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  4655. That's exactly how banks create currency, not money. Gold is money, and to insist there are no distinctive qualities that separate the two, is to play the fiat game that is robbing people blind. One of the fundamental qualities of a viable system of trading is that it is rested on a means of exchange which provides in addition, facility as a store of wealth. Fiat currency can be a reliable store of wealth in certain conditions - we happen to be living during a stage of our fiat currency in which it has lost its ability to store wealth. It is being steadily debauched such that every pound in our wages/savings/pensions can no longer buy what it could last year; in another year's time it will buy even less. The stealthiest tax of all. Put another way, the ordinary person is being relieved of his wealth by immaculately-suited pirates while he/she stands dutifully to attention, pipes them on board and hands them the key to the ship's safe. If gold has no inherent value, why are the treasury departments of so many countries buying it by the ton? Well, because it is indeed security that a debt will be paid; and the countries buying gold look at a global reserve currency system that severed all ties to such security on August 15th 1971 and, since being unleashed, has gone through its debauchery phases, as the man said, 'slowly at first...' and now we are approaching its '...and then all at once' phase.
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  4656. It's "Stürmer" actually.
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  4657. Events in Afghanistan are being used to deflect attention from the biggest crime in history that is taking place right now. Billions of people are being sent by the elite technocrats and bankers; from freedom and individual rights, into inescapable destitution and servitude.
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  4658.  @samuelturner1668  I'm not joking and you're not paying attention. Have your researched what's been happening this last 30 years?
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  4659. Just think, if only the Soviets had sorted their shit out, they could have ended up with Bill Gates telling Russians everything they needed to know about medication.
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  4660. Gay knob function?
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  4661. The first minute here was fine, then, big error. The simple question you recalled correctly; but then you told us it's not as simple as that. It is. We voted to stay in the EEC in 1975 and that was it, simple, we stayed in. We voted to leave the EU (as the EEC had then become - entirely without our being asked) in 2016 and that leaving is just as simple or as complicated as we want to make it. Typical of the remoan lobby is Bobby Friedman who states in this clip that the £350 million a week that we pay the EU was incorrectly stated on the bus. He's right: the actual figure was found by the courts, to be HIGHER than that.
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  4662. Come on folks, if Russia is looking for intelligence, it's hardly likely to find any in the UK is it? And if there were, then the Russians have satellites way more capable of detecting anything. But hey, it's a "GIANT" ship so it has to be very scary FFS. Who wrote this shit?
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  4663. The lockdowns did their job. They were designed to deal a fatal blow to the economic system which feeds us. The printing of hundreds of billions of £- enabled only by our not being able to work - set in place the catastrophe in prices that now faces us. The virus 'crisis' was the instigating 'shock' and the process is now carried-on by the engineering of crises until we reach the situation in which we are so desperate we will gladly accept the 'help' from the Bank of England in the form of CBDC and the abolition of cash. Then we are all made slaves. Permanently.
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  4664. Looks like the comb-over might be making a comeback?
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  4665. Staggeringly clueless.
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  4666. Government promises? We're supposed to put our trust in the word of people who have demonstrably and repeatedly told us lies about our monetary system and how it works? No thanks. UK governments of both stripes have routinely deployed the stealth tax of inflation for decades - the last Tory administration raised the bar, printing over £400 billion of currency out of nothing, just since 2020. Labour will carry the process along, so that our wages, our pensions and our savings are stolen by slight of hand - our accounts will show us that we still have the same number of £s, while the buying power of each of them is drastically reduced. I share the scepticism shown here toward crypto; it is not anybody's currency, nor is it a store of wealth due to its wildly ranging swings in value. However, to refer to these swings as 'inflation and deflation' is - once again - to use those terms in a way that simply confuses what is happening.
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  4667. "The bully" The US that has a Monroe Doctrine to ensure its security by excluding all foreign powers from the environs of its territory? Or the Russia that has to stand by and watch foreign powers to site missiles and bases right up to its border?
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  4668. We are in the second year of the programme which is estimated by the Rockefeller Foundation - which planned it in uncannily accurate detail in 2010 - to require approximately thirteen years to be brought to its conclusion.
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  4669. So Lord Ismay had it all wrong then: NATO was not devised to "Keep the Americans in, the Russians out and the Germans down"? And Putin never asked to join NATO? And NATO never promised to not move one inch further east? And the UK/US pact has no intention of dismantling the Russian Federation and imposing regime change; thereafter allowing Blackrock et al, to help themselves to the resources within the Russian land mass; further using all its amplified strength to turn on another 'threat' further east? And the Chinese are taken to be not smart enough to see the direction of all this?
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  4670. Salt of the Earth all these lads.
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  4671. Well, some group gathered together and made the decision to silence a leading scientist. The public were not invited to this gathering - the actions of which are far-reaching, in that they greatly impinge on our access to the exchange of free speech regarding an issue of global significance. Just how close to the definition of 'conspiracy' does a scenario have to get, before people like the second guest wake up?
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  4672. I'm in UK. Russia is not at war with me; it's at war with the US/UK pact that has used Ukraine to do its work. The quicker Ukrainians figure that out, the better. Sorry you have lost so many people and suffered such treatment. Please turn.
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  4673. Just sit down, shut up and eat your maggot stew.
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  4674. The emperor is stark bollock-naked.
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  4675. Yes, while in the West we have so much solid, honest leadership, right?
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  4676. The virus has gone the way that viruses always go: we have developed herd immunity. However, there is still some way to go to tear-down the small/medium business sector, and so the lockdowns will have to return going into the fall, using any and all deaths as cover. We have been royally mugged, quite literally.
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  4677. Zeihan and now this knobhead.
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  4678. Samuel Jones Influenza called. It's angry.
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  4679.  @PippetWhippet  Will the cameras be taken down or is that it now: you will wear a mask until you die?
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  4680.  @rusticpartyeditz  I've said hello to it. It made me feel like a cold makes me feel, plus it knocked out my taste and smell for a while. All's fine now and I'm 64 years old. I know loads of people who have had it and not one had any serious or lasting problems. In short, the whole thing has been and still is, overblown exaggeration. But you stay scared under the duvet and let mamma-state keep you safe by keeping all those businesses that feed you go to the wall.
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  4681.  @rusticpartyeditz  Let's do this. The 147,000 figure is from which country please?
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  4682.  @rusticpartyeditz  Good, I'm in UK too. So let's look at the figures. First recorded covid death, March 6th 2020. Number of days since first death, as of today = 657. Number of deaths in UK per day on average =1700. 1700 x 657 = 1,116,900. That's how many people have died in the UK during said period. Quite apart from the fact that many 'covid' deaths were actually deaths due to other factors, how is a figure of 147,000 a reason to destroy the nation? In addition, how many deaths are due to the effects of lockdown? How many deaths are due to having and experimental mRNA injection?
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  4683. "Shots". For fuck's sake boot these idiots out of office.
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  4684. This is why the 'pandemic' was put upon us. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFrU5sXS8f4
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  4685. "...going into Ukrainian military aid over the next few years..." Are we enjoying this Willy?
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  4686. NATO vowed never to venture eastward as a part of the agreement that allowed the re-unification of Germany and their pullout. Obama then spent $billions to set up Ukraine's dictatorship. NATO missiles were then installed on Russia's doorstep.All of this, and somehow Russia is portrayed as the villain. Perhaps the people who are flying the dollar into the ground need to give the public something else to keep them otherwise occupied, now that their fetid 'health' scare is on its arse? The Russians have no need to invade; they can just sit and watch while the Western 'leaders' take their respective peoples into penury.
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  4687. kortizoll The Dude abides.
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  4688. That hat doesn't suit you.
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  4689. Smug presenter's arse comprehensively handed to him.
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  4690. That shot down the line of Blinken, Austin & Co: Mount Pushmore.
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  4691. Soft in the Head Bank.
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  4692. @Jkyt135 Stand by for what Trump and Putin have in store for the EU hog trough. It's going to be a real treat.
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  4693. Does anyone at Times Radio read the comment section? It should give them cause for great concern.
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  4694. Wake up America. Fast.
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  4695. Maybe if someone from the UK government could bring in a guitar and give us a rendition of "Don't Look Back in Anger", then we could all light our zippos, sing along and everything will be fine?
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  4696. Can a bit of mild fatigue and a few sniffles 'rip through a community'?
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  4697. The 'vaccinations' were and are totally unnecessary. The human, naturally derived immune system has reduced any threat (which wasn't severe from the outset) to the level at which a 95 year-old Queen can go about her business while dealing with infection.
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  4698. Left of centre? As in communist.
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  4699. A good thing to have here would be a list of topics covered, sub-headlined and with timings in the 'show more', so we can cherry pick, skipping those which we feel are irrelevant - such as Scotland.
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  4700. "Science" here in the UK, turns out to be a very one-dimensional faction of activists. Who needs the Great Barrington Declaration when you can be guided by communist behavioural psychologists?
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  4701.  @ChristianPatriarchy  Yes but how do you drink in a pub that's not open or eat in a cafe/restaurant that's not allowed to serve?
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  4702.  @weekiely1233  Sleep on gentle frog.
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  4703.  @taresy6789pp  That's a lot of words and no sense whatever.
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  4704.  @inzane728  Do you have an estimate as to when they will get round to managing it, and when we can once again live?
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  4705.  @ChristianPatriarchy  I never wear a mask. With you there.
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  4706.  @inzane728  We in UK are being moved in the wrong direction that's all. Wilful destruction.
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  4707. That'll teach the Pacific Ocean!
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  4708. "It's just a mask." "It's just six feet." "It's just two weeks." "It's just non essential businesses." "It's just non essential workers." "It's just a bar." "It's just a restaurant." "It's just to keep from overwhelming the hospitals." "It's just to make the cases go down." "It's just to flatten the curve." "It's just a few inmates." "It's just to keep others from getting scared." "It's just for a few more weeks." "It's just church. You could still pray." "It's just a bracelet." "It's just an app." "It's just for tracing." "It's just to let others know you're safe to be around." "It's just to let others know who you've been in contact with." "It's just a few more months." "It's just a large gathering but for protests." "It's just a few violent protests." "It's just a vaccine." "It's just a little microchip." "It's just a blood test." "It's just a scan." "It's just for medical information." "It's just a vaccination certificate." "It's just like a credit card." "It's just a few places that don't take cash." "It's just so you can travel." "It's just so you can get your driver's license." "It's just so you can vote." "It's just a few more years." It's just the NEW WORLD ORDER......
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  4709. Covid's gone Shmovid so there has to be found a new crisis.
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  4710. IT'S NOT JUST A COLD! NOTHING IS JUST A COLD ANYMORE! IT'S DEATH GETTING TO GRIPS WITH US ALL!
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  4711. What is a 'breakthrough case'? With every day that passes, Gerald Celente's charge looks more assured: "They're making this crap up"
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  4712.  @EDYViral  It's a set-up then is it?
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  4713. @ He is not what matters. What has happened matters. What do you say about that?
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  4714.  @joe_ninety_one5076  This is incredible how? What can you detect that suggests it's not believable?
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  4715.  @joe_ninety_one5076  1. He 'comes across'? So, no more than your impression then? 2. Well known by whom? What source accuses him of having dealings with the Kremlin? 3. Take a look at his channel - there are several videos from the past week and more from last month. Conclusion: what he reports from the battle-lines is not at all to your liking.
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  4716. Against Suppression I too hope you are wrong. I know you're not.
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  4717. h s One here.
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  4718.  @CrunchyDark  I've had the virus. Still here, feeling great thanks. Shove you vaccine up you arse
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  4719. Go on then fellow geeks: what timepiece is Mr Boyle sporting?
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  4720. We have a living ecosystem. Your'e living in it.
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  4721. Paul G Hesitancy on stem cell therapy isn't destroying societies and the economies that feed their people.
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  4722.  @paulg6527  I especially appreciate the "..could have..." bit.
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  4723. holdenmcgroin In a land war.
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  4724.  @machdaddy6451  Mariupol, Bakhmut, Avdiivka taken so far. Chasiv Yar next, then it's Kharkov and Odessa. Most importantly though, by that time the Ukrainians will have cottoned-on to the way the US/UK pact has used them; with that they'll not be happy.
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  4725. Warmonger. Plain and simple.
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  4726.  @terryharris1291  You forgot the infantry attack shovels! Come on, you're slacking!
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  4727.  @jakehayes1998  Ukraine is "considered smaller than Russia" is it? I'll have to look into this.
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  4728.  @ronin8926  Have a go at re-writing this mate, because as it stands it makes zero sense.
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  4729.  @jakehayes1998  Beyond these givens, what is the point you wish to make?
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  4730. M R Quite a lot of EU merchants here trying to salvage our membership and keep ripping us off. No thanks matey. Get fucked.
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  4731.  @michaelmisczuk8149  All credits Shawn Stephens. Please share widely!
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  4732. ZOE putting its full weight to the task of getting Britain locked-down again because it worked last time didn't it?
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  4733.  @Dirk-o9s  As in Serbia?
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  4734.  @michaelkatz275  It doesn't matter that Ukraine was taken under US control in 2014?
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  4735. Show young people that there is a place for them in the future that's worthwhile. That's what capitalism used to do and now doesn't - not in enough number anyway. Hence Komrad Kamala is here to deliver you into the soup queue.
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  4736.  @importantjohn  That figure? How would that be in any way calculable? Is it another Fergusonism?
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  4737. Seems a little overdone to me. The Komrad Kamala handover process.
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  4738. Skill Builder Wow what absolute monsters you must be. Shame you didn't have any decent beer to drink though.
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  4739.  @SkillBuilder  Righto, yeah, real top class beers.
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  4740. If people like Jackson had finally had their way, then just think how much the American people would not be experiencing today. Who would want to have missed-out on all that has been brought about by the beneficent husbandry of the nation's economy by Jerome Powell and his predecessors?
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  4741. Please understand, the 're-openings' are a charade. If the total closure were held in place continually, then the public would realise very quickly that things weren't right - we would be out on the streets rioting and more. This whole procedure at this stage, is a deception. In truth, the hospitality and entertainment sectors are the first that are to be taken down. The poor business owners will be made to jump through hoops until they are worn down and broke. The whole economy is to follow suit from there. All workers will then be at the mercy of the state in order to survive. This is the full flowering of the 'new normal'. We had a word for it already but they are not using it until nearing completion. No prizes for coming up with that word.
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  4742. "Privately transferring sperm". Aaah.....back to my recollections of the 70s with all its private and bountiful transferrals.
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  4743. This is what is in train right now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lctpOxSR-FE
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  4744. What is the point of our blue flag party and our red flag party? Same as in the US: to provide a semblance of democracy by which the populace can be deceived and made to believe that there is a viable representative legislative body working in their interest. All this, while the real power is welded by The Fed' and The BofE.
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  4745. An interesting perspective https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGC5sGdz4kg&list=WL&index=15&t=12s
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  4746. Just do it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1RsiqS1AEw
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  4747. For 'masculine', read 'male'.
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  4748. Jonathan Van Tam assures the nation's parents that the plan for injecting their children with a medication - in effect in its beta trial stage, the long-term effects of which are unknown - 'is going one way'? How obscene does this situation have to get before people wake up?
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  4749. Tom Cruise fell full weight for the plandemic, going into a girlie strop and making all around him wear the gimp mask.
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  4750.  @madeleinegrayson8372  He screamed and bawled out his crew, threatening to sack them. Clown.
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  4751. 'Deaths climb'? Which county in lockdown has not seen 'deaths climbing'?
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  4752. The lockdowns were from the outset, a method, designed for the specific purpose of keeping small/medium sized traders from their customers. In order to get the public to go along with lockdown, they had to be made scared - so the simple korona vyrus was got-up by the media and authorities, to look like it was ebola on steroids. As a result, we all went a bit bonkers for varying lengths of time before we came to the realisation that the whole thing was a scam and the people who are supposed to serve us had had our pants down. The bigger the city, the longer it seems to take people to come to their senses. Judging by the amount of people still wearing the chin-hammock and still wittering about 'the next time', NYC seems to be still in the grip of the fear-mongers. The way to fix NY and the world, is to wake up, try scrape some balls and backbone together, and realise that the MSM is owned by sociopaths who in truth despise the ordinary, low-paid people they purport to defend, and will not allow you to have your life back as long as they have the power.
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  4753. We came to within a one inch bullet trajectory error of having the election prospects of the Democrats being put very much in the ascendent, more than likely to be returned in the ensuing trauma. Had that come about, then rest assured, Brianna Wu would have now been ready to push ahead with the travesty; this process of introspection would, in all the renewed exhilaration, simply never have turned-up.  She shows herself to be clueless on the economy and totally ignorant of the causes of the Ukrainian conflict; mired in Western myopia and Russophobic assumption. She's right in that the Democrats are totally won over to and directed by the elites. The disaster is that the only antidote available turns out to be Trump and his team selection of dedicated hawks. Turns out the only way the American people could vote, was Neocon. We never, ever look in the direction we should. The wars are to be carried-on; our descent into penury progressed. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  4754. This man has cost the nation untold billions and in so doing has not altered the course of the outbreak much. In fact, in locking down the young people and holding back the usual process that happens through the summer months, he will likely have made things worse. Now he wants to spend £100billion on 'Operation Moonshot' so that we can find out exactly how many people have been infected and have not got any symptoms. Absolute bell-end.
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  4755. Psychopaths don't say sorry.
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  4756. "...life expectancy, in poor places, is falling, and covid helped things along a lot..." What's helping life expectancy to fall now, almost five years after the outbreak, is the reaction to covid. The criminal, unnecessary and hugely damaging lockdowns and the continuing dispensation of the experimental mRNA medications. This needs to be recognised fully. In Mr Collier we have yet another very intelligent and fair-minded observer who leaves the crucial realisations unattended. In his outline of the incestuous workings of Whitehall in general and of the Treasury in particular, Mr Collier points us to a crucial flaw in the way the nation is guided; at the end of all this he seems incredulous as to how this has been put in place by people whose job it is to tend to the welfare of the people. He is astounded by the fact that this allowed to continue. What needs to be understood is that none of this is regarded by the establishment as in any way falling short of their mission - that mission is not in any way aligned with that of anyone who seeks the improvement of the lot of the British people. To those who are in charge, it is well that the people become poorer and ever more dependent. Economically comfortable people will not do as they are told. A much reduced populace is the goal. The poor, the cold and the hungry will jump to every order. As long as we remain bewildered by incompetence we are not grasping the reality: this is far from bungling; this is systematic demolition, increment by plausible increment.
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  4757. Nate Do you have a link to the RT claim please?
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  4758. When Marcus kicked off, immediately it sprang up 'Takes a second to say goodbye, say goodbye whoa oh oh'. To me anyway.
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  4759. I blame Sesame Street for much of this shit.
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  4760.  @zoedark7101  The end of joy in any of its forms and venues.
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  4761. "Unintentionally"? Not at all.
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  4762. So the figures from the Office for National Statistics show this scamdemic for what it is: Total yearly all-cause death rates as percentage of population. 1990 - 0.988% 1991 - 0.995% 1993 - 1.004% 1995 - 0.977% 1996 - 0.917% 2020 - 0.901% Where were the masks, the furlough, the lockdowns, the trashing of the economy and the rocketing suicides and depression; the deaths of cancer patients who didn't get the treatment they needed? The millions of livelihoods just destroyed? Why didn't we do any of this in those former years in which we lost a bigger proportion of our population?
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  4763. I heard recently that the words 'satoshi' and 'nakamoto' could be translated fairly into English as 'central' and 'intelligence'. Having no Japanese whatever, I must remain cautious as to whether this is reliable. If true though, it would provoke some thought on the part of existing and potential holders; and perhaps invite a little prudence.
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  4764. We are in the second year of our 13 year lockdown as formulated in 2010 by the Rockefeller Foundation. Next up to keep us all in fear is the 'climate lockdown' stage.
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  4765. Mass psychosis is what's going on. A controlled barrage of misinformation, always negative in nature, designed to traumatise. This man is still unaware of the reason for all of the lockdown restrictions. All small/medium businesses are the target to be taken down so that a very few global concerns can buy it all. He's fine with the passports that will lose him revenue, and he thinks it would be fair to extend restrictions to all bars. He needs to wake up and GB News need to keep that reporter out and interviewing more people who have valiantly kept going up to now, many of whom will not make it through to next Christmas; and who knows what 'developments' we might have been set upon us by then?
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  4766. Meanwhile, China cracks on building more coal power stations, eating more meat and making more money than anyone else.
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  4767. A wager: I will give anyone a dollar for every year in history, that men have not gathered in secret, in order to make plans to gain power over others. In return, anyone who takes me up on this, must agree to give me a dollar for every year in which men did meet in secret to make such plans. The 'conspiracy theorist' charge has been trotted-out very consciously by the MSM. There are whacko nut job theories and they are nothing to do with my concerns - not regarding the virus but about the massive over-reaction to it, which is destroying the economies of the US and the UK and others. For the latest on the virus itself, please go to Ivor Cummins' latest video. It gives reason for hope and for immediate action.
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  4768.  @paulk9188  All seconded. Needs adding though, this is of global reach. They're out for us all. Keep up the fight mate (UK)
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  4769. You've got to admire the genius of this operation. Who would have thought that so much destruction could be wrought simply by having the MSM and political mouthpieces hype-up a middle-ranking annual viral outbreak.
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  4770. Well there's a surprise eh? Have everyone on the hook for a full year on the promise of some experimental jab; then tell 'em oops things haven't quite worked out. But hey, let's all pretend they work so that we can roll-out the passports that will kill off even more small/medium businesses. "For the greater good"
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  4771. Audrey Hamilton Is it OK for everyone else to have a life then, or should we all curl up in a ball to make you feel comfy?
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  4772. Meaning you hate humans right? What do you suggest?
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  4773.  @TroelsNybo1st  Run by zebras, yes?
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  4774.  @richardmell299  If we had a 100% effective vaccine, the next virus would have to be released. Otherwise lockdown would have to be lifted.
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  4775. Back then, when you were a kid, and people were casting doom over the US, I was a kid too and I knew it to be nonsense. Then is not now. Back then, what is happening now wasn't happening. Back then, the dollar had not been debased and the insanity of the $34 trillion debt clock running red-hot could not have been dreamt of I love the true American, freedom-loving ethos, and all who live by it; but they're not in power. Those in power are in the business of taking down that ethos and way of life.  Who bombed Nordstream? Who paid the Crocus assailants? Who promised not to move 'one inch further east' and then did just that? Who scuppered the peace settlement between Ukraine and Russia in April 2022? Who sponsored ISIS in Syria? Who invaded Afghanistan? Who invaded Iraq? Who bombed Serbia? Who is destroying the $ and in so doing, sweeping away the wealth of ordinary people? Lastly, which 'soft power' is it that operates almost 800 military bases across the globe?
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  4776. They can let parties stay in place so as to give the impression that a degree of normality has returned. Meanwhile, in calling for working from home, the economy can be kept hamstrung and bleeding-out, and the psychological well-being of millions can be once again disrupted. Suicides? Fuck 'em - we have a job to do for the world's bankers.
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  4777. It's my belief that football is a pile of overpaid shit.
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  4778. Freeze your bollocks off/don't freeze your bollocks off. Tough decision.
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  4779. Here's the full force of Delta https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TR0Nrds16Y
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  4780. The video is ruined by the ridiculous modulation of the narrator's voice. Is this the best robot available for the job?
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  4781. 'Which maths is he (Boris) looking at...' Let me guess: Neil Ferguson? Are Vallance and Whitty going to be showing the bovines yet another graph of exponential doom?
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  4782. I'm not in business but I used to be. I'm wondering how this is good news to someone who wants to get back to trading after so much lost revenue due to this totally needless experiment. I wonder how confident business people will be that the whole pantomime will not be rolled out again just as soon as the next massively inflated graphs from SAGE are shown? I don't think for one minute that the lockdowns will be over in anything but name.
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  4783.  @waverider9501  '...should have...' or '...should've...'.
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  4784.  @awlsounds6  It very certainly is. Cases are rising and fatalities way down. That's how viruses hit us every year. Do some reading or stay with the bleating herd.
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  4785. This is no time for celebration. Javid has today clearly shown that they will now pursue a stealth policy by which all will be jabbed. Outside that, we are still without a fully democratically functioning Parliament and the world is in the grip of lockstep fascism such that travel is made impossible but to a chosen few.
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  4786.  @Lobishomem  Yet most people have never heard him, nor his message. Those are the ones who might first stumble on him here.
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  4787.  @helenlozinski3072  So? A lot of things were argued in 1993, and revised/modified. Also, Russia is far from imperial.
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  4788.  @helenlozinski3072  Which territories? In which proclamation?
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  4789.  @helenlozinski3072  I would welcome that.
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  4790. Diggeth it verily Squire!
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  4791. Lord Ismay, first Secretary General of NATO, is famous for his statement that the purpose of the newly-formed organisation was to "Keep the Russians out, the Americans in, and the Germans down." Just how long is it gong to take the German people to wake up?
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  4792. Yeah right. Line up for 'the booster', and while you're there, you might as well book the 4th jab...and the 5th. And none of them will make a bit of difference. But keep on believing, eh?
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  4793. angus There is one 'democratic' country that's not having elections. Guess which?
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  4794. We were told months ago by Susan Michie, SAGE member and UK Communist Party activist, that we cannot come out of lockdown until we attain zero infections. Which bit of that does TalkRadio find hard to understand and why are they and others challenging it?
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  4795. Main thing is, we have to keep the covid fear project going until we can ramp up the climate change fear project to take over and justify the destruction of all Western economies. How else can we make a start on the Build Back Better thing?
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  4796. The real risk to all of us in the UK and most of the world, is the criminal and totally ineffective lockdown regime that is in place to strangle the very economy that feeds us. All of it justified by channels such as this one.
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  4797. I'm not the conspiracy theory guy either. I'm the conspiracy analysis guy.
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  4798. Why? Because the government wants it that way.
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  4799. "...damage to pipelines..." As in when one member of NATO sends people down to bomb the pipeline that provided the engine of European industry (Germany) with the one essential supply it needed to stay alive? That damage?
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  4800. An afterlife for Clegg? Was there life before then?
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  4801. "...we didn't know how contagious it [covid] was..." We knew how contagious and how dangerous it was BEFORE the first lockdown. One of the instances that illustrated the danger the virus posed was the Diamond Princess cruise ship, which showed that this was no Black Death event as portrayed by the world's media. Yet we still were locked down. Society was brought to a halt; small and medium businesses were in effect prohibited from their customers, while global corporations carried-on. People were forbidden from working. Businesses were halted - many were closed permanently. All were damaged. The money was printed to the tune of hundreds of billions of pounds; and the inflation cake was baked. The nation was for many months, effectively governed by SAGE, a collection of science specialists - but who selected them and why, until weeks into the outbreak of a virus, was there not one virologist nor one epidemiologist within its ranks? Why, in their absence, was there a whole team of 'behavioural psychologists' included, whose specialist skills lay in the field of traumatising people into obedience? Why did Boris Johnson go along with all of this, the greatest crime in history?
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  4802. Law just died in Canada.
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  4803. Safe to say they are nowhere near the frontline. The clue is, they're still in one piece.
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  4804. "... the battle between the hard left, which Kamala is a part of and the more moderate factions which [78 year old, early stage demetian] Joe Biden is a part of..."
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  4805. Nice syrup mate!
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  4806. Take further note of Tony Heller's almost daily appraisal of things climate. Here's today's offering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_mzytl3i3Y
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  4807. "Why did she make me do that?" She didn't mate. She was quite clearly in some kind of crisis state and needed to be restrained. If you were not in such a dreadfully unfit state then maybe you could have done this. As it stands, you couldn't handle her physically and you put four bullets into her. This is the worst case of excessive force I have seen. This poor woman is dead and I hope you are no longer pretending to be a police officer.
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  4808. How on earth have the no-nonsense, gritty Australians allowed their country to get into the grasp of these fuckin people? What are they going to do to put things right?
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  4809. Great delve back into the roots of this mess. So much for Winston Churchill as national hero eh? The detail here, reminds me of a passage from a biography (William Manchester's I think) I once read, of Churchill, in which someone related his having visited him at his home. As the visitor was shown into the room, Churchill was deeply engrossed in one of his favourite pastimes: his model train layout. After he welcomed his visitor and had done with the niceties, he returned to the train controls excitedly, telling the visitor he had turned up just at the right time: "We're about to have the most wonderful crash". Seems he had a bit of a taste for carnage doesn't it?
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  4810. She likes you!
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  4811. Yeah right.
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  4812. NATO are the aggressors in this. Any expansion is on their part. They guaranteed not one inch of eastward advance in the agreement whereby Russian forces pulled out to enable the re-unification of Germany. What has happened since then? Relentless advances eastward. Ukraine is Russia's front doorstep and it is faced with the prospect of NATO missiles right up to its border. How would the US react were the tables turned? How DID it react when the Soviets set about doing the same thing in Cuba? NATO knows full well that it can mobilise Russian forces at will, just by turning up the heat. Why would that heat be applied now? Look at the timing. Look how the 'crisis' of the last two years has been nullified, leaving the populations of the West with a glimmer of hope of returning to normality. Look at what is about to happen to your monthly bills. Look at what governments are buying lots of that is shiny and will be worth something when every pound in your account is multiplied by 0.05 due to the coming, planned death of fiat.
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  4813. 'Wreath lectures'! Let's hope not. Mind you, he is a 'Serbian judge'! Text annotation is a treat.
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  4814. Great discussion. We need many more people of the stature of these men, to probe the origins of the event. The coincidence though - between the way the virus found its way into our lives at precisely the time that certain organisations were conducting drills that would be enacted in the event of a pandemic? Right at the time also, when the economies of the world, with their currencies based on the US dollar; were rapidly spiralling towards their end game.
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  4815.  @michaeljohn292  I stated my age. Have you nothing to offer beyond playground invective?
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  4816. Oh dear. It would be nice at such a time, to have a ready supply of gas so people could keep warm in winter in N. Europe. Unfortunately the pipeline that had been providing that was destroyed and it's a complete mystery who might have done this!
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  4817. Looking at that development at 00:36, raises the question of how supposed rising sea levels might play-out?
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  4818. Brilliant.
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  4819. Nearly time to pick a new sociopath.
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  4820. Putin can sit back and relax. The leaders of the West are doing a fine job of creating chaos, without Putin's help.
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  4821. "...you think we're getting played somehow...?" You in the US are being taken down a very dark path just are we in the UK. So many states are now in the hands of people to whom the assertion by the people, of their 'inalienable right' to liberty, is a major obstruction to their goal. Your masks are their badge. You condone their further restriction in your wearing of their mask. Ditch them and live. The virus has been and will continue to be wildly overstated by the MSM so as to keep people pinned-down. Here is some information on the virulence and the actual threat posed by this virus:
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  4822. tony jones yeah just what's needed mate: a battle between ordinary folk.
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  4823.  @BaronBoar  It's there. It's occupying enough positions of power to keep lockdowns doing what they were designed to do: quietly strangle small/medium traders.
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  4824. Between now and the election next year, Germany will find a way to nullify what the people want, just as France did recently.
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  4825. Uncanny that when I was listening to the description of the cult leader and how groups of people seem to just buy-in and stop thinking for themselves, the image of Greta Thunberg sprang to mind. Then Mr Yeomans went all-in on the 'climate crisis' thing.
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  4826. All very well Julia; but do you really think that the evil connivers you portray, would not extend their treachery to the offering of a medical treatment to the public that was not in our best interests?
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  4827. Sunak with the chin-hammock still on. Twat.
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  4828. I'm afraid we have to face the fact that if the Australian people haven't woken up by now to what is being done to them by a small number of highly placed malcontents, they're not ever going to wake up. Not on your own though: the people in all the Western economies are doing the same sleepwalk into the totalitarian rule which will preside over globalist, collectivist misery.
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  4829. Who owns OpenAI ? Can it create jokes and humour? Can it tell us why the pandemic took hold right when the WEF had decided we needed a 'new normal'?
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  4830.  @Neptunus9  Science fiction mate. All of it. And you sponges just can't get enough.
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  4831.  @redbone5363  What is this, a playground spat? You have the world's biggest library at your fingertips and you reduce your options to two ossified media outlets?
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  4832.  Carlos Emmanuel Inesta  "In reality everything has consequences..." Yeah right - I think independently and so I must be punished. As I said, funny as fuck.
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  4833.  @originaldylanbaxter  Oh yes we're being burned by a glacier now.
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  4834.  @vercoda9997  Wow that took some thought. And quite some courage.
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  4835.  @redbone5363  Which fool, and what did I start him/her doing?
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  4836.  @Neptunus9  I have loads of numpties on the bite here. Please help by identifying which claim.
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  4837.  @redbone5363  You found me pal. Come back for more truth or run away and hide.
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  4838.  @Neptunus9  My assertion is that the change in the Earth's climate is perfectly natural and that any changes we might make will not alter that change one bit.
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  4839.  @lexicon612  Just a couple of points: 1. There is not 'one science'. Science depends for its development, rigorous questioning and challenges. 2. Your children are in no danger whatsoever from covid.
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  4840.  @Neptunus9  Please specify which of my claims you reference?
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  4841.  @lexicon612  That's honest confirmation of your closed mind mate. I must thank you for that.
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  4842.  @Neptunus9  Could you give me a link to back up your claim regarding the unprecedented rate of temperature rise please?
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  4843.  @lexicon612  Not much of a sleuth there mate: I'm Irish, live in Yorkshire, never been near Australia. Quite where you think your Murdoch/Russia thing gets you is difficult to fathom. Please explain.
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  4844.  @lexicon612  Nothing you say offends me, don't be fretting about that. I never watch Fox News. You seem so fully of presumptions which are based on some kind of stereotype of 'the enemy'; and enemy that is beneath you. Are you seriously contending that this world is free of any conspiratorial activity?
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  4845.  @lexicon612  I ask again, just so you have a fair chance to substantiate your allusions: do people ever conspire in order to gain power over other people?
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  4846.  @lexicon612  You have nothing to offer. Purest banality with every comment.
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  4847.  @lexicon612  Oh dear. Just as we were about to get into the good stuff!
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  4848. Vote Left, get globalist collectivism. Vote Right, get globalist collectivism. There is no third party, nor will the global collectivists allow one.
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  4849. Hollies - King Midas in Reverse. Belter.
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  4850. "...when Russia cut off the gas supply after invading Ukraine..." Bollocks. Russia's supply continued right up until the Nordstream pipeline was destroyed, just as dozy Joe promised. Even after that, Russia has offered to supply gas by the remaining operative pipeline. Germany is falling because it's now paying through the nose for US-supplied energy.
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  4851. When will the nonsense of Sean Bell end?
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  4852. Wonder what treat will be offered up next from the 'gain of function' box of tricks?
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  4853.  @sosha4050  So realistic. What is your idea of 'All right'? Penniless?
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  4854. The 'not much experience so likely to be unsuccessful' observation is a bit flaky. After all, look how experienced Biden is.
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  4855. Skilver The answer is then?
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  4856. What? Oh 'organisms'. Got me all excited for a second.
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  4857. People are being herded onto government welfare. When they're all on board, then the payments can be reduced to whatever level is deemed appropriate.
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  4858. Joe Brown - The Ninja Tapes Pt1. Seriously mate, great stuff and thanks again. How 'the authorities' haven't made you an offer you can't refuse, to shut you up, is a puzzle. Can't have folks knowing this shit!
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  4859. It's all bollocks for bedwetters. Calm the fuck down.
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  4860. Abraham Tsfaye Many thanks for your charitable sentiment.
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  4861. '...they've got a line...sometimes it only involves three words...' The Tory line is the Labour line and yes, three words: "Build back better" Tells us all we need to know about both parties. Infested to the brim with globalist socialists who will do everything they need to do to progress the agenda to rid the world of us scum.
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  4862. Credit where it's due: he resists the "This is the 1930s all over again and Putin is the moustachioed dictator" meme, for a whole four minutes.
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  4863. Why is my tax money being wasted on injecting mRNA into so many people who are in no danger, when people are dying from NHS inattention to so many with other conditions?
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  4864. Superb, as usual. Thanks again.
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  4865. The 80 year pax Americana, spoken of in hallowed tones by Mr Neil, was not as peaceful as he portrays; it needed to be changed for the good of all. The dimwit European leaders just don't seem to be able to re-calibrate.
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  4866. Nothing wrong with this. It all goes tits-up when they start talking.
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  4867. Vaccines are one of mankind's greatest achievements. The experimental mRNA injections are the greatest crime in human history.
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  4868. So the American people's predicament is that the only way they can avert the continuation of the Obama/Clinton regime in the form of a cackling communist psychopath, is to vote for the man to whom a negotiating table is a place for arm-wrestling.
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  4869. My Grandad got a bargain on eBay. Anne Frank's drum kit. Totally unused.
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  4870. The number of 'cases' is a permanent resource which can be brought out whenever the doom narrative sees the need. The vast majority of 'cases' are asymptomatic - what in a former age we would have called 'healthy people' - and the 'asymptomatic spread' myth trundles on in the media, fooling the public. This whole scamdemic is being perpetrated by people whose aim is the destruction of the small/medium business sector which employs most people in most western economies. Prepare for slavery. The globalist technocratic elites have come to take it all.
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  4871. The roaring of the 2020s is to be the sound of the remains of western economies being burned after their being strangled to death by continual lockdowns. These were devised in order to achieve that one thing while they pretended to deal with another: a middle-ranking viral outbreak. Those in charge of The Spectator, including Mr Murray and of course Fraser Nelson, know full well why this is being done, who is doing it, and what is to replace it; and yet all of this and the past 18 months of the disgraceful governmental abuse of the people has been given in terms of the rights and wrongs of the 'war on c0vid'. Why is The Spectator posing idly, talking about any associated problem except the economy, while that economy is destroyed and our people daily consigned to slave status?
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  4872. pop Yes, everything she covers has happened during the past three weeks!
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  4873.  @martineyles  You don't understand how inflation works do you?
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  4874.  @WarrenPeaceOG  My argument is not to constrain the supply of currency, merely to be prudent. The mere act of issuing £billions does not in itself guarantee economic growth, as can be seen right now. Targeting is key.
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  4875. I hope Billy's enjoying the pool.
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  4876. "...worse then...". Don't mention it.
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  4877.  @jjj3627  I had to ask the question - nothing implied. Now I know what I didn't know before I asked! Why are no bullion stores selling? Plenty to be had in UK.
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  4878. "By 2030 you will own nothing, and you will be happy" So in less than eight years, whatever possessions you might have preserved, will be taken from you and given to someone else? The 'opportunity' to buy anything seems to lose its appeal if we are to take Herr Schwab at his word.
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  4879. Are you lot having a laugh or what? Of course he's Frank's Son.
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  4880. Disagree. It is with Johnson, as it is with Brandon, Merkel, Macron and every other supposed leader of all countries of Western Civilisation: they are all just actors, delivering a script which was carefully drafted in a much more powerful office.
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  4881. Make them scared of a virus (that can't even keep a 95 year-old Queen from her work) Make them pay more and more for food, make them hungry. Make them unable to heat their homes. Make their wages/savings/pensions whither away to nothing through the wilful debasement of their currency. Make them totally dependent on state payments for their survival. Make their payments totally digital. Make them do whatever you want under pain of termination of their allowance. Make them stop breeding 'so that the world can heal'.
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  4882. There is no good news until lockdown is entirely lifted. The plan on this channel seems to be to provide a whingeing post that makes sounds like it wants us to get back to having a life; when in reality, it's function is to keep the bedwetting community enthralled and pinned down while our small and medium business sector is finished off entirely.
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  4883. Ambitious Adventure Club You're so right. It was easy to con people that they were just joining the EEC. So difficult to tell them the truth that they were ceding sovereignty. But we managed it.
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  4884. M H On the way out of what? A burning house, that's what.
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  4885.  @joso5554  Keep dreaming.
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  4886.  @ImrightYourenot-zy8ro  Answers welcome. I respond as I see fit.
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  4887. His Mum gave in to his relentless pleading to have what he wanted. Repeatedly he got his way by whining. He will now rot in his cell.
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  4888.  @javibarcenas5661  100%
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  4889. "...they're opening up things for the UK but..." Sorry to report but we in the UK are in yet another of our lockdowns - this one since the start of November. We have been told that we are to start a controlled relaxation from April 12th. Being told something by liars is not the same as it actually happening. Remember, we were TOLD that lockdown was to last for three weeks last March, to 'flatten the curve'. None of this is about a virus. The health scare is just a stalking horse for them to kill all small/medium business and have all workers made desperate slaves on welfare handout.
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  4890. Trump didn't 'let slip' his phone call with Putin; he announced to the world that diplomacy had been resumed after an absence of three years. Didn't a very famous and revered man once call for 'Jaw Jaw' over 'War War'?
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  4891. There are numerous sources of information on this subject. The BBC, CNN and the overwhelming majority of the MSM provide one narrative, which is one of unremitting doom and the need for ever increasing restrictions on our lives. Then there is the wider scientific viewpoint which they never cover. There is so much more to be heard from the alternatives. A good starting point is The Great Barrington Declaration.
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  4892. Isn't all this made obsolete by our current path by which all small/medium sized businesses are being strangled to death and the workforce put onto furlough - eventually UBI? The working person is to be shafted from both sides when all of this is settled. The communists are keen to destroy all vestiges of free enterprise to make people state-dependent slaves. The oligarchs have their sights set on capturing evermore revenue for the supranational corporations, taking advantage of the inevitable serf-like status of ordinary people. As soon as this unholy alliance has its firm grip on power, just watch that UBI pay rate plummet. Sit down, shut up and eat your beetroot soup you just queued hours to get.
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  4893. "Forecast" not "Forecasted".
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  4894.  @2eleven48  1.69 million deaths over the course of almost a year, in a world of over 7 billion people. That's how to look at things.That's not dismissive, that's just level-headed analysis to counter the media hysteria. I never mentioned virologists.
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  4895. The Russian government loves Russia. The UK government love the WEF, globalism and the new world order that is here to make us all slaves.
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  4896. None of this matters any more.  The party politics pantomime that has had us fooled all these years, has blown its cover. There is no alternative to the shift from a society built on individual liberties and rights; of self-determination and enterprise; to centrally governed, one-party, totalitarian rule by the technocrat elite, over a mass of workers whose wealth and property have been stripped-away by the collectivist 'new normal'. Labour/Tories/LibDems in UK. Republican/Democrat in US; and throughout Western Civilisation, it's the same situation. ALL parties are differently wrapped versions of the same thing.
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  4897. NO. We need to stop creating false bogeymen at the behest of and to inflate the ego of people like Dannatt. We need to stop getting involved in warring and turn our attention to making the country and its people more prosperous.
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  4898. They could have sent round a couple of police officers but the cameras needed lots of rifles and body armour for the sheep.
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  4899. Listen to some science outside of the Imperial-driven bubble. Dr John Lee Prof' Michael Levitt Anders Tegnell Dr John Ionnidis All worth listening to.
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  4900. Wake the fuck up America. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSsaKNLU244
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  4901. Sound cuts between approx' 18:20 and 18:50
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  4902. Yeah but like, how will I know how to think if I don't have a degree in like, Gender Studies?
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  4903. Pure evil is the right phrase. Lot of it about in all this. What a marvellously engaging character though!
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  4904.  @kisher4029  Bit 'arsh. Got to give the globalist wankers a chance.
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  4905. Pubs and restaurants have done everything in their power to stay afloat. They could have packed up long ago as so many others.
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  4906.  @ruairilocke9898  What do you propose they do? Do you comply with the mask mandate? Have you complied with the experimental injections?
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  4907.  @ruairilocke9898  The mask and jab refusal is all any of us can do. If you go into any shop right now, you see what we are up against. This could only be stopped by the courage of individuals - the representative bodies of which you speak have all been bought. The people doing this are very clever and very rich.
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  4908.  @ruairilocke9898  I agree entirely but this cannot be done by asking traders to put themselves immediately out of business. We're in a right fix that's for sure. I don't know the answer.
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  4909. 'Is this inevitable now?' Well, when we have spent the past two years creating currency out of thin air, to the tune of hundreds of £billions so that people can stay at home and watch Netflix instead of working; then the effect of that has to be that every pound in our wages/savings/pensions is debased so that it doesn't buy what it could previously. Classic inflation. On this occasion, premeditated.
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  4910. When Rod Liddle is in on it, you know it's deep. Does anyone need to listen to this when there are people who know what they are talking about regarding viruses and their annual progress?
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  4911. These people have no clue. They speak up for 'big interventions' from the government, to help people deal with the effects of inflation; referring to the covid handouts as some kind of golden period now lost. The truth is that the price rises we now find ourselves facing, were baked-in by the insane currency 'invention out of thin air' that paid for so many to sit at home watching Netflix.
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  4912. Voters might be 'incentivised' by the slightest sign that the political establishment has their interests and welfare at heart. Right now in the UK, one has to ask, with not a hint of sarcasm, but in cold seriousness: what is the point of voting? Where is there among the available parties, any that is not beholden to the one technocratic, globalist agenda?
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  4913. Crenshaw is on copium.
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  4914. At age 61, the need to attend classes to learn that getting into more debt is a thing to avoid? Thank goodness the whole credit-card scam is having a light shone on it so that people don't go there. The basics of compound interest should be there in the education system above and prior to all other subjects.
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  4915. Yeah, but if we can just save one life by telling cancer patients to fuck off home, then surely........
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  4916. michaelmayo What does that mean?
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  4917.  @achosenman9376  The promise was made.
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  4918. Think it's over and we're through this shit? Take a look at what the Canadian government are doing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIgv1y0t_TI
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  4919. Absolutely top shelf Mr btoonz.
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  4920. And all of this has been carried-out as a response to a virus that has a 99.98% survival rate.
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  4921. Yet another good reason to vote for Trump.
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  4922. John Trafford How exciting can it get!
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  4923. It's not the fault of the panel on 'The View'. It's the fault of the people who listen to them and take them to be reliable voices of authority.
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  4924. The commentary from almost all Western sources, seems to be in a kind of trance. They are perfectly happy to argue that it's a good thing for Ukrainian troops to be given more $$$$billions, so that they can be sent back up against massively more powerful ground force opposition; most tellingly in terms of artillery That is bad enough, but in addition, the Russians have total air control. What NATO army would allow itself to be put in such a position?
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  4925. Would have been good to hear a little of Mellencamp's political speech prior to his being challenged. Just look at the side of the "Olympic athlete". He just wants the kid to shut up and stop the embarrassment.
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  4926. A very good discussion - much of it in line with the way I view the UK and the reasons for its long term moribund state. There is an absence here though, that puzzles me. When both agree that "There isn't a big idea.", they seem to fail to recognise recent developments - or at least the recent public introduction of a movement that has been forming for some time below the radar. There is in fact a big idea, so big that our own leaders, along with leaders around the world, have repeatedly and very clearly told us of it and what it will require: were are to 'Build Back Better' to a blueprint very different from the tweaks and nudges that we have come to expect. To do this, a huge amount of tearing-down is required; and, looking at the events of the past couple of years, this task is being carried-on with a strange sort of muted enthusiasm.
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  4927.  @tonyf9984  It was repeated by national leaders and corporate chiefs very many times at the early part of the plandemic. What do you think this concerted vocalisation was/is intended to mean?
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  4928. 1962 - Soviet Russia proposes to site missiles in America's backyard; JFK threatens war and is cast as a hero. 2022 - NATO proposes to site missiles in Russia's backyard; Putin threatens war and is cast as a murderer.
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  4929. The real crime here is that we didn't get to see the Malinois let slip early doors.
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  4930. Great roundup, much appreciated. Newbie question: what is the difference between the dollar that is debased by the inflation of the printing press; and the dollar that is debased by a declared devaluation? Is it just that one practice is under the counter and the other is out in the open, or is there a worthwhile distinction to be made?
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  4931.  @HeresyFinancial  Thank you very much. That makes perfect sense.
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  4932. 160 years! Can't beat that!
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  4933. I had thought that all real estate in China belongs to the state? How is there a real estate market?
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  4934.  @jimmybrad156  Thank you for the suggestion.
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  4935.  @milesmiles8543  Beep Beep!
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  4936. Just read the Bastiat book on your recommend. So very relevant to our current situation.
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  4937. David Garrad Ever heard of the naturally developed human immune system?
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  4938.  @Davetouring  No shit Sherlock. The point is, we are witnessing the death of our economy through virtue signallers' concerns about vague notions of the not so lucky.
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  4939. Early stage dementia or not, Biden is noticeably less doddery than we saw him leading up to the Harris handover. Wonder drug perhaps?
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  4940. Bit of over-acting going on here methinks? He's done his bit and the real power is now impatient for him to stand aside so Komrad Kamala can get on with the real task.
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  4941. Top two words in the media these past two years: 'crisis' and 'conspiracy'.
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  4942.  @MS-dx6cu  Is that your version of debate?
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  4943. I'm struggling with fuck all, but I'm good at making people think I am.
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  4944.  @jimjonez5068  Are you jabbed?
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  4945. NATO's first Secretary General, Lord Ismay, famously quipped that "...the purpose of the alliance is to keep the Russians out, the Americans in and the Germans down." Who destroyed the Nordstream pipeline?
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  4946. The catch is, the money is intended to do one thing only: keep the Ukrainians in the game until after the US election. Instead of the resolution between Russia and Ukraine, which would have to include the certainty of the end of NATO involvement; we will see a summer of yet more blood-letting on both sides, with the added frisson of the threat of direct NATO/Russian war with all of its inevitable nuclear consequence - once it is started it cannot be stopped. Your chest of medals is impressive from your former exploits. After a NATO/Russian war there will be no medals. There will be no chests. STOP THIS WAR NOW.
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  4947. The interviewer does a fair job here - maybe sit back some more when an interesting point is being approached. We nearly lost the Odessa/Kharkiv direction but thankfully Mr Ritter brought it back in.
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  4948. 19 people of what age and outlying health status?
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  4949. "It seems like we're in a worse spot now, perhaps, than we were in November 2020..." Well, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian and Russian families would agree on that one; victims as they are of the criminality that was enabled when Biden was put in place by the Orange Man Bad brigade. What is of real concern having watched this discussion, is the total absence in either - the seeming inability to give recognition to the real powerbroking beyond whatever stooge is allowed to sit at the Resolute desk. How long will it take, how many blatant acts of societal and economic vandalism will these two witness, before they shake themselves into the realisation that their framework has gone and a major re-think is needed? It really is quite disturbing to see Lionel Shriver is such a state of impotent dishevelment.
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  4950. Prick.
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  4951.  @MrJonny2324  Office for National Statistics.
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  4952. Coloured people!
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  4953. The Evening Standard has an article that reports the onset of a new condition: "Post Pandemic Stress Disorder" or "PPSD". It explains that the sudden rise in heart problems, rather than having anything to do with the mRNA treatments, can be explained as a complication of the virus itself. Thereby all cardiac deaths can now be corralled and collated as covid deaths. See a discussion of this article here, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4gUF6t-7Mg
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  4954. Wall to wall BBC scamdemic narrative. Variant shcmariant. Total bollocks.
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  4955. It's too late now to halt the bleed-out process that was enabled by the protracted lockdowns started in March 2020. What an exceedingly clever little virus it has turned-out to have been.
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  4956. Any news on how that F35 went AWOL?
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  4957. These people who argue for a reduction in the world population, I find reprehensible; but then again......
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  4958. I'd like the climate to become much warmer.
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  4959. Times Radio has become actually quite funny.
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  4960. What the past year has revealed to any sensible person, is that we can be confident of one thing only: we are at war with our own leadership. With pitifully few exceptions, our political scene is populated by dreadful people who have malign intent.
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  4961. "This isn't a perfect world, the markets are pricing-in for a perfect world." Simon Hunt.
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  4962. That voice fry is likely to start up another blaze. Get a drink and relax.
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  4963.  @jackfruitearth702  Good to see small traders taking the lead.
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  4964. There might be some people who would write the title differently. They could say something like, 'Optyne is liberated, much progress in South Bakhmut. By this they would signal their allegiance.
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  4965. Blair took it to industrial level and the Tories have done nothing in the period of their rule since, to reduce it. Both parties refer to 'immigration control'. That 'control' can be set at any level they choose; and is set on very high with no prospect of it being reduced.
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  4966. Vikki Richards Lock him up and throw away the key! Only avin a larf!!!!
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  4967.  @werusdn  It's as though there are some people who are feeling a little left out because the virus hasn't paid a visit.
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  4968.  @balboa0621  You're not up to speed are you? Look at the charts for Florida; compare with other states. If lockdown works, then Florida would be suffering more from the virus than other states. They're not, therefore lockdowns/masks don't work and the lie is smashed.
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  4969. The death of a five year old is a tragedy. The death of a ninety five year old is unfortunate. Therefore, not all deaths are equal. The fact that this might cause 'fury' just shows how confused many people are.
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  4970. Which type? Just asked her and it appears I'm a complete twat.
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  4971. "We might be able to move back to the tier system" Which is almost as effective as lockdown in closing down businesses. Yes, while these two NWO stooges keep the Spectator readership fixated on a viral outbreak which has had negligible effect on total death rates https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8RFyHxUaYs ; the economy that feeds us all and pays for the NHS is being denuded daily of its workforce who are added to the pile of state-dependent serfs. The Spectator is clever in that it provides the occasional contrarian viewpoint to the 'death is all around us' mask-cult; but makes sure it is immersed in a constant brew of the pro SAGE, pro Imperial, pro government beverage that is keeping the nation stupefied while the job gets done.
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  4972. UPDATE! Well we have to keep the covid narrative going somehow so let's invent a 'new strain'. It's going to be even deadlier than the last one and it's going to mean the lockdown can be kept in place as long as we like. Next Christmas we could have all the shops, pubs and restaurants permanently out of business! Think of it, the power and the excitement of seeing the queues for bread. Oh and the vaccine will be here soon, honest, but it will not stop you getting it and not stop you spreading it so hey, our kind of vaccine eh?
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  4973. People are seriously advocating the triggering of WWIII? What on earth has happened to people's sense?
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  4974.  @jrobs1133  Which bit of my comments gave you the impression I had stated there was such a law?
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  4975. NATO and the EU have had this in the bank for a few years now. They confronted Russia with a possible major threat, and just as the plandemic's wheels have fallen off, they rattled Putin to bring on the next crisis. The poor Ukrainians are being used as missile fodder. All war is planned by disgusting characters; but now we have the means to see just how revolting the warmongers are.
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  4976. Small businesses unable to operate/make a profit? Exactly what the bankers are wanting to see. The little man is to be bankrupted, made a serf. The banks can then glide in and buy up everything at pennies on the dollar. The Lords and Ladies, the Counts and the Barons of the old world, from the clutches of which the early American settlers were escaping, have never forgiven their loss of total power over the lower orders. All of what we are being subjected to now, is their attempt to crush the workers back to where they belong. All of this, using a middle-ranking viral outbreak as cover. You have to hand it to them, it is clever.
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  4977. Your thinking is in need of an update. As so many more people, you seriously neglect how Russia has transformed itself from what it was when your scythe was made. So close to the 'fighting with shovels' meme that was worn-out as soon as it was coined. You posit a 'free market' US/West, as against a Russian 'oligarchy'. So how should we look upon the exploits of the likes of Larry Fink and Jeff Bezos? Are they oligarchs? What of the antics of the Federal Reserve which wields dictatorial power as clumsily as the most hidebound commissariat; presiding over a US economy that is now $34Trillion in debt and increasing exponentially. How does a monetary economist think that is going to end? Organic farming in California, you hold up as a beacon? The US, along with countries right across the 'free' West, is in the process - by means of so many 'climate crisis' measures - of evicting farmers from their land so that the Bill Gates elite class of property barons can own it all. Honestly mate, you need to catch yourself on. The only evidence you have any sense of sound judgment here, is the very nice raincoat; I'd be grateful if you could tell me what make it is please?
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  4978. "Still be asked" "Excuse me, could I ask you to wear this mask please?" "Go fuck yourself"
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  4979. The last remaining legitimate letters in the Roman alphabet will be L, B, G, T, Q. They'll never touch them.
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  4980. Great channel. My favourite here is that green dialled Brietling, just perfection. On the more affordable side, have you done anything on Farer?
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  4981. The 'PubCo' business model includes an aspect that should be mentioned. One of its main income streams consists in attracting people to invest thousands of pounds to become pub managers. Having paid their money and undergone a course of training, new entrants are given a pub to manage. This pub is usually a poorly performing one. Many of the newbies fail at this first stage and unable to improve sales, choose to leave, losing all the money they had put-up. Those who manage to make a go of their pub, find themselves quickly confronted with higher rents to rake-off much of their improved figures. If they manage to rise above that and still improve sales then the same thing happens until they realise they are being had. Same result: they pack it in, leaving all their money with the PubCo. . It's a very cynical trade practice. These companies are run by arse-wipes.
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  4982. There's a reason that people like Meghan McCain is 'way down the list': the virus is of no danger to her. Why are people getting so easily hoodwinked into this scam?
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  4983. With all due respect to those who fought to save our land, it hardly seems worth their effort now that it has been taken away by pretty much the same mob.
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  4984.  James Henderson  Churchill died in 1965. The EU had not come to its tyrannical fruition; and were Churchill to witness its full flowering, he would see it very clearly.
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  4985.  James Henderson  Churchill 'backed' Stalin, how? The British Empire could not be sustained for many reasons; Churchill didn't 'destroy' it. The UK is a friendly nation to the US - no more than that. The Treaty of Rome was never put to the British public as an option until it had been enmeshed in gradual hushed stages over a period of over 40 years. In 2016 they voted to leave; yet still the tyranny is in place.
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  4986.  James Henderson  37% as in, the majority. How democracy works mate. Now smothered to death by specious arguments like yours. Congratulations but you now have the problem all murderers face: what to do with the body? Churchill's description of the Iron Curtain - this was his support, yes?
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  4987. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  4988. 'Snow of colour' surely?
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  4989. The question asked at the end is highly pertinent. I would argue that our politicians - those who are allowed anywhere near executive power levers - are oblivious to any other needs than the ones of their masters. The evidence of the last four years and more - but more sharply over these four years, has shown clearly that these people regard 'the commoners' as so much dross who must be made to re-learn their true status.
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  4990. Jennifer Gardner 'Going to school online' is not getting educated. If you think your kid is getting the education he/she needs, by sitting in front of a screen, you are kidding yourself and letting him/her down.
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  4991. The government has traumatised the public into a state in which they are quite prepared to watch the economy bleed to death, watch businesses struggle and then fail; all worth it as long as we can make war on the common cold.
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  4992.  @shorewall  All war is aggression. The war that NATO has been engaged in since the fall of the Soviet Union is aggression. Russia is meeting it with same. Why is China's gold reserve of interest to you? Should they be prohibited from holding gold?
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  4993.  @shorewall  You're very young aren't you?
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  4994. No, this doesn't look like an unprecedented moment; it looks like a pantomime, written and performed for an audience of children.
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  4995. This is all because people didn't get their covid injections!
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  4996. Tried watching it. Dreadful.
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  4997. A 'cracked' team?
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  4998. Had my polio vaccine, smallpox vaccine, TB vaccine. They worked. The mRNA experimental medication is not a vaccine and it isn't working. Why are people just blithely accepting the words of proven liars?
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  4999. Covid Shmovid T-shirts all the rage.
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  5000. 'Covid' hurt no business bad. The criminal lockdown hurt some businesses fatally. Now Biden and Komrad Kamala have been set free to do what it was obvious they wanted to do. Expect much more like this. Enjoy.
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  5001. Good news. The US population is availing itself of the common cold that means the end of this nonsense and back to work.
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  5002. Didn't David Bowie have a technique whereby he'd write just random lines, cut them up and past them together to give himself a song?
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  5003.  @wboyle9721  No; the names I provided earlier are smart. That's why I listen to them, while you prefer just to pull half-baked intuition out of your arse and pass it off as reality.
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  5004. What is so awful about Trump that the whole of the MSM can focus only on the campaign of litigation pursued by the Democrat elites?
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  5005. This is a superb rumination that turns-up so many crucial questions that need to be asked. Liked and subscribed.
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  5006. Anyone who still thinks that this is about saving lives, is just not bothering to look at the details, for whatever reason.
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  5007. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  5008. A gun would have been handy.
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  5009. Evening bedwetters. Hope you're all looking forward to being able to drink beer in the pissing down rain for a couple of weeks, then Dr Scablifter here will be pulling out some tosspot charts to tell us we've all been very naughty and we need to lockdown for another six months and get a jab every week just to be sure. And all the while, your innate immune system will get weaker and weaker. Oh and there'll be sod all in the shops as well, due to the supply chain being totally disrupted. But cheer up, slavery is on its way. Then death!
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  5010. Same old, toe the pandemic narrative of doom, at the Spectator. Clicked the thumbnail to see if any of the people here have decided to do the right thing and to think of our children and the dreadful lives of abject penury we are allowing this fake situation to bring to them. Still, after all the speciousness of the politicians and 'the science' - that carefully selected, thin stratum of the field - there is yet again that same peddling of fear that will do the trick, keep the weak-minded at bay while the small/medium business sector is quietly whittled down even further. You should all be ashamed.
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  5011. Words. Just more flaccid words from yet another crestfallen European 'leader'. She will go to the US and have it confirmed what Vance and Hegseth have already told her.
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  5012. "...she is an undervalued communicator...". How did that not get howls of laughter?
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  5013. Expect to be ushered from the plandemic pile of bullshit to the world on fire pile of bullshit.
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  5014. "...vapourised because of the refinery..."? In your rabid hatred of all things Russia, you are stumbling over your own ideas. Spliffology.
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  5015. All great news for the communists. Smash the family, estrange the parents and indoctrinate the kids.
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  5016. Not 'allowed' to - but obliged to, duty-bound to, trusted to, scrutinise and challenge all pharmaceutical products. On behalf of the public.
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  5017.  @TinaWhite-om7pt  This buffoon is doing his best to keep making money out of videos that perpetuate the Covid myth.
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  5018.  Honesty First  Only when the wife is visiting her Mum.
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  5019.  @TinaWhite-om7pt  Covid is a virus in the same league as flu. 7000 Scientists said this week that lockdown is the wrong way. John Campbell says it's the right way. You want to keep listening to this scab-lifter then by all means do
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  5020.  @TinaWhite-om7pt  1969 Flu killed nearly 80,000 people in UK No masks no lockdown. Of the last 27 years, the excess death figures due to respiratory disease, exceeds those caused by Covid on eight occasions.
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  5021. NATO is being shown for what it is: yesterday's power, funded by dying economies. Starmer's eye movements show him to be a frightened man.
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  5022. Everything is 1968, isn't it Janet?
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  5023.  @llaregubjinks5080  Thanks, I didn't know that. We must hope that code is never broken then?
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  5024. Just for info: So the figures from the UK Office for National Statistics show this scamdemic for what it is: Total yearly all-cause death rates as percentage of population. 1990 - 0.988% 1991 - 0.995% 1993 - 1.004% 1995 - 0.977% 1996 - 0.917% 2020 - 0.901% Where were the masks, the furlough, the lockdowns, the trashing of the economy and the rocketing suicides and depression; the deaths of cancer patients who didn't get the treatment they needed? The millions of livelihoods just destroyed? Why didn't we do any of this in those former years in which we lost a bigger proportion of our population?
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  5025. Maybe I'll watch this one later.
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  5026. Could someone please throw light on the reference at the beginning to a 'James' who is wished a speedy recovery?
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  5027.  @rattywilliams1297  Thanks very much. I hope he gets well soon.
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  5028. Something about a woman protesting just a bit too much, revealing that she has an ulterior motive. Who was it now?
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  5029. The amount of attention this virus has been given is very strange. I've had Covid, so has my wife. So has my Sister and her Husband. All of us in our sixties. One lost taste and smell for a fortnight; one had a bit of a cold for a week; two showed no symptoms whatever. All of us back to normal. And the entire economy is being put down the toilet for this? How long are medium/small businesses going to be able to stay viable?
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  5030. Politicians and their bullshit. Emergency services are given credit for 'going towards danger' now?
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  5031.  @olafbloodaxe5931  You are misguided. The very crucible of variants is the continued length of the pandemic. Left to its natural course it would run out of susceptible hosts and wane.
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  5032.  @olafbloodaxe5931  Christmas wasn't locked down where you are?
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  5033.  @olafbloodaxe5931  Yes. It's called fate. It's a planet Earth thing and you are part of it. Every year we lose tens of thousands in UK to flu. We are hit, some die and the vast majority live on. Why have we taken so long to shut down our societies to save all those millions of people?
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  5034. Liz Truss - Minister for Crayons.
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  5035. J Ardern and her WEF colleagues want you all to own nothing. She is a central part of the plandemic movement that signalled the start of the process to make that a reality.
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  5036. So, Keir Starmer, a member of the Trilateral Commission, who are intent upon a one-world, one-party government that is to succeed democracy, goes to meet 'the science' that consists in a narrow group selected by unknown apparatchiks and of dubious ideological leanings, including central activists in the UK Communist Party; to discuss the 'war on the virus' that we have been told we need to learn to live with. He then briefs his semi-literate and science-denying sidekick to go interview with talkRADIO to show the nation that there is nowhere to go if you have had enough of the Tory treachery of the past twenty months.
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  5037.  @abstractdrumz  Do I believe your words or Starmer's as he repeatedly warns us that we must prepare for things to get worse?
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  5038.  @user-zz9gn2dc3l  I'm afraid you assume too much. Nuremburg only happened because the Nazis were crushed. They are now in a much stronger position.
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  5039. The West's MSM and the sponges who soak up their nonsense, are in for a rude awakening. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZSfz4N9GMM
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  5040. "...what's being described as a plane crash". Is that because there was a plane and it crashed?
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  5041. Thumbnail confirms that Darren Grimes is Paul McCartney in 1963.
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  5042. The Dave Mountfords of the economy are the prime target of lockdowns. He is a transgressor: he is a self-determined individual who provides a service to the community and in so doing, makes a profit. His activities pay people a wage. All of this is to be swept away so that our leaders can Build Socialism Back Better. If you still think lockdowns are about saving lives you are a complete idiot.
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  5043. All those tax dollars doing their thing. The Ukrainian flag-waggers will be so proud.
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  5044. "...so what are we doing, what are we doing?" What we are doing is continuing to believe that this is really about public health. We are prattling on, approaching the third year during which the economies that support Western Civilisation are being systematically torn-down by a series of restrictions of trade, using the planned and carefully managed middle-ranking viral outbreak as cover. They will destroy our way of life and reduce the number of lives left which will be allowed to become the slaves of the New World Order.
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  5045. Thence was sent a bullet; so that the youngsters could flourish and become the backroom establishment; take us in a different direction, that has brought us to our present state.
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  5046. Matthew Hegarty If that is the case, then the people of London should be applauded and followed.
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  5047.  @matthewhegarty2873  Bravo! More fun needed.
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  5048. Both are in the dark. This debate needed another participant: John Mearsheimer maybe, or Jeffrey Sachs.
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  5049. People in their nineties coming through it more often than not; and we still have people lining up to take part in the experiment. We still have the BBC and all MSM outlets, bombarding people with the doom narrative. We still have the bedwetting community wringing their hands over the decision to lift all restrictions. Still, elected leaders of countries are using this wholly fabricated trauma to impose unprecedented restrictions on their peoples.
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  5050. I always trust the BBC to present all news from a leftist standpoint. Tell me how I'm wrong.
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  5051. Such clear-minded and insightful analysis of the current stage of this terrible, engineered situation. Especially, the outline of the way that Russia must take so that NATO cannot take land which will only be used in the future, to resume the attack. This is truly a cataclysm.
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  5052. SAGE is science, occupied by ideology.
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  5053. There is a simple preventative measure in dealing with all viral outbreaks; it's called herd immunity. It is what humans have done to deal with viral outbreaks since before we stood on two legs.
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  5054. Why is no-one talking about the natural immune system which by this stage of the pandemic means that 'cases' are not the same thing that 'cases' were in the early stages? 'Living with the virus' means accepting that we need to get on with life and not lock down, nor force jabs on anyone. Maybe it would be better for people like this Doctor, if the jabs actually worked.
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  5055. Spoiled by the moronic narration.
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  5056. Never masked, never distanced, never jabbed. Firk right off.
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  5057. Vaccines for a virus that has little or no effect on 99.9% of the population. No shots needed.
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  5058. The days of swinging deals by offering someone a plate of venison in Buck House are long gone. The envelope stunt with all its obsequious brandishing can only be puke-inducing to the watching world.
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  5059. Out of control? Far from it. The leaders of both AUS and NZ are fully in command of their peoples. They are embarked on a wrecking mission just as are the leaders of all other Western nations. They are merely the leaders (with France a close chaser) in the race to subjugate their respective populations - a necessary step in the eradication of individual rights and the establishment of unquestioned dictatorship.
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  5060. The Spectator magazine didn't care - just as it hasn't cared to report on the systematic destruction of small/medium businesses that has been conducted over the past two years, behind the guise of fighting a virus that is so dangerous that a 95 year-old Queen Elizabeth II can work through it. Why has the Spectator just fallen-in with the rest of the MSM, in failing to question the doom narrative all this time; only recently showing signs of interest?
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  5061. Voice fry central.
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  5062. Peas in a pod.
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  5063. cyriel Do you still believe in the tooth fairy?
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  5064. The whole of Europe has literally shut-off its own supplies of various energy sources by adopting policies that could only lead to disaster. Now it tries to put the blame on 'Putin's War' - and that, a war of the West's making also. First they inflicted a massively hyped medical emergency; then, as the veil on that was falling to reveal its impotence, they wheeled-out their next crisis that they had in the bank, so to speak, for months ready to go. Just make it clear to the Russians that the Ukraine would be joining NATO and the EU in precisely the way that they had warned the West not to do. We're being played into desperation so that we can't resist their implementation of CBDC's and the inception of one-world totalitarian rule and Klaus Schwab's transhuman future.
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  5065.  @YvonneWilson312  To tell him and you.
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  5066. Still the bullshit goes on.
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  5067. There is no such thing as a 'post-covid Australia'. The virus shares the planet with us. The good news is that we have our natural immune systems which have been assailed by thousands of viral attacks over millions of years. We need to look forward to a post-lockdown Australia and World; but before we can do that we have to take back power from the malcontents who presided over the introduction of lockdowns and are still pursuing their plans to destroy Western Civilisation through disabling the economies that feed it. They want to do this so that they can 'Build Back Better'. They are still in very much in power and we are still very much at their mercy.
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  5068. That's the Post Office scandal 'outed' by a TV drama. Now we need a similar job on the worst crime ever committed by our government and wider authorities on the people. Started in March 2020 and still damaging business and killing people.
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  5069. No apologies for 3 comments on the trot. Just listened to this again and I have to say that Neil Oliver's interviews on talkRADIO are on some days, the only time I get to hear another person who holds the same position as me. He is saying exactly what I feel. The people on the street have become so cowed and beaten-down by the relentless one-dimensional stream of threat and danger from the government announcements and the media. We are being taken down a very dark road here.
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  5070. Two aggressors in this situation: NATO and the EU. They stop their eastward march and everyone goes home.
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  5071.  @Kalle_Anka  Maybe a couple of verses of Kumbayah might do it?
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  5072. What an extremely timely pandemic it turned out to be eh? Right when governments wanted to invent trillions of new currency units in order to debase all that existed previously. How did it go? "If we can just save one life......"
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  5073. The common cold really has a grip on the US doesn't it?
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  5074. At last some good news.
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  5075. Let's engineer a pandemic - make a middle-ranking coronavirus seem like it's ebola on steroids, really scare people so they sit by while we lock down the economy that feeds them. Destroy the supply chains. We should get a good two years out of that if we handle our media outlets effectively. At that stage we can goad Russia into some sort of reaction to our placing missiles and bases right up to their border - use this to ramp up energy costs, degrade further, the already damaged levels of trade. Keep this up so that poor people get poorer and the middle classes are financially wiped-out by unprecedented levels of currency supply from the magic money tree, making currencies inflate their way to Weimar levels. Then we have them: they're hungry and cold; they're totally dependent on handouts to have even the very basics of existence. At this stage they will gladly accept anything and everything we 'ask' of them. We own everything and they are our slaves.
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  5076.  @countryman5329  So no Labour MPs visit Davos and attend WEF meetings then? Ditto Tories? You appear to be averse to any questioning regarding this matter. Why is that?
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  5077.  @zetectic7968  I know nothing of that. Please elucidate.
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  5078.  @countryman5329  Thanks for the explanation and sorry I mis-construed. The comments here are hard to track.
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  5079.  @ProfessorTimWilson  You're just going around in circular argument. Something is so, merely because you say it is so. Hence, you don't go near my question regarding the way that the US has a Monroe Doctrine while that same concern for territorial security is not granted to Russia. Why the imbalance?
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  5080. The UK is skint. The UK leader is a knob.
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  5081.  @kjererrt7804  I care enough to comment. Evidently, you care to that same extent.
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  5082.  @redcat9436  Yet what I said is true - but hey, don't let the truth get in the way of your narrative.
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  5083. I'm not even a beginner; I cannot write any code at all, but I find it fascinating how people can do so much with it. I'm just here to ask the question: to what extent is it true that AI has now made, or will soon make, the learning of code a waste of time?
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  5084. When is Mr Murphy going to include in his missives, some account of the way that the Bank of England, in cahoots with HM Government, habitually steal the wealth of even poor people, by the mechanism of the inflation of the currency?
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  5085. mojo If you're both happy with your relationship, and Mrs Bale doesn't mind, then it's perfectly fine.
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  5086.  @stumac869  If they work for nothing, then what do they live on?
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  5087.  @stumac869  Sorry mate, I didn't catch your sarcasm there.
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  5088. Garrett Reihs I'm no expert but the way I've come to view things, what with the dreadful mess that is being forced on us all, is that my savings are being taken away if I leave them as numbers on an account statement - simply spirited away. The answer is in buying something tangible that stays where it is while all else falls to rat shit. Keep just enough cash so that you don't need to cash anything to pay bills, but put the bulk out of reach of the system and if things go as is looking likely, the pawn shop's boarded-up but you are fine. All a bit prep' sounding perhaps but..........
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  5089. 'Wall Street Numpties'! Love it.
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  5090. If you emit spittle while talking, it may land on the face of anyone nearby. Why would it be sensible to advise people not to take the simple, cheap precaution of wearing a face mask in public spaces at a time like this?
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  5091.    So when you planning on lifting lockdowns?
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  5092.    Lockdown is still on mate.
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  5093.    I'm in UK. I can't earn money doing what I was doing before lockdown. I can go for a pint but I can't sit with anyone or shake hands or even stand at the bar. I can't travel freely without quarantine. Your NZ bubble will have to be breached one day and then what? This is all to say nothing of the horrendous impact that the economy is going to suffer very soon.
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  5094.    Your situation is my situation: we are all faced with a planet that has a virus on it that kills a very small number of people it infects. The vast majority of people who get it don't even know or just suffer mild symptoms. Those at risk need to be kept away from it as far as is possible. That cannot be extended to locking down society and killing the economy. That's not a 'nothing at all' attitude, it's just practicality.
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  5095. UK is now into the tenth month of our three week lock down that is causing massive damage and is itself killing people. 'Stay at home - don't kill Granny' is one of the slogans we are assailed with. But when Grannies are directly killed by a 'vaccine' then we hear that 'well they were all very frail and had co-morbities'. The vast majority of those who have died of/with covid, have been a mixture of the very old, the frail and those with co-morbities but to suggest that as a reason not to lock down is to open oneself to the litany of 'all deaths are tragic' nonsense.
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  5096. A short and settling clip from one of the leading virologists in the world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdgDC9-W6Og
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  5097. @evilschemer4666 "According to multiple Ukrainian sources....." There's your mistake, right there.
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  5098. In the eyes of all the Sunaks who hold positions of power, Mr Murphy is indeed a purveyor of extremist views. When Starmer assumes power, he will regard Mr Murphy in exactly the same way. This is not a Left v Right thing these days. This is about the destruction of democracy and the re-installation of feudalism.
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  5099. '...we accept those things....' (minor anomalies) We crave them.
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  5100. Let me guess: the update on our second 'Freedom Day' is that it will go the same way as the first. Freedom is history now. It's gone and that's what all of this was meant to bring about.
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  5101. peterlaurie It's not being aired because Ukraine is being destroyed. The nonsense they have spouted this past two years is showing itself for what it is.
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  5102. Ah, the return of the 'three week partial lockdown"; the "gentle introductory lockdown measures that we saw earlier this year and last year" All for a middle ranking viral outbreak that is 99.98% survivable even for those vulnerables who show symptoms. Natural herd immunity development is seeing us get over this nonsense. The people who are in charge of the 'case' figures are driving so many people into the belief that they are in danger.
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  5103. The US economy, along with all those of the western nations, will tank way before April at the current levels of lockdown. Please wake up before it's too late.
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  5104.  @quilavatrainer3348  False dichotomy. Human lives depend on the economy. The economies of the West will be run into the ground well before April. Enjoy the totalitarian rule that follows. Average age of death from Covid in UK: 84.2 Average all cause death in UK: 82.6. "Go figure" is the phrase I believe.
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  5105.  @tnndll4294  Russia has sat there behind its own borders for thirty years. How much NATO aggression should Putin have to take?
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  5106. Southgate's homily of wokenness was played on BBC R4 as I was driving the other day. Dreadful that it has come to this, when the national football team are used as a tool of BLM which was set up by and is maintained by people who define themselves as 'trained marxists' and whose mission statement item No 1 was to 'dismantle capitalism' (until they backed-off a little by erasing it) England's performances have for years been sterile, pretentious and impotent. The team looks set to suffer further from its additional duty now as agitprop representative.
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  5107. When the footy and netflix are taken down, then the muppets might sit up and realise what's happening.
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  5108. We Have To Talk About Billy. This.......erm.......ribbon?
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  5109.  Maneco64  Yeah right.
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  5110. The language is designed carefully to hold people in fear and to modify their behaviour. It is classic cognitive manipulation. The first example was wheeled out very early in this episode: there was to be a 'new normal'. By this, we were/are urged to give up our view of this as a thing to be overcome, and to see it as something that will necessitate our living our lives from now on, in a different way. That different way turns out to have features common with communist/authoritarian states, in which individual freedom takes a back seat to the need to be subservient to the needs of the wider society. Small wonder that one of the leading figures of SAGE - the body which advises government in the UK - happens also to be a central activist in the UK Communist Party.
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  5111. They're enthusiastic about killing-off trade and radically reducing the movement of people? Well, well; this seems to be something of a trend. Whatever could be motivating such a sentiment?
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  5112. Operation Flat as a Fart kicks in.
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  5113. Just took a look at the amount of money sent to Ukraine by the US, UK and EU; it comes in at around $170 billion. What will $60 billion do that the earlier and bigger amount did not? The thumbnail for this video shows Combat Veteran's face in a look of total shock. Only someone who has resolutely chosen to ignore the facts of what has been happening over the past year, could be shocked to hear Syrski's announcement. The internet is awash with people who have peddled the US/UK pact narrative, and have encouraged Ukraine to send their men forward against a numerically superior, well equipped and well embedded force WITHOUT ANY AIR SUPPORT. How was that going to end in any other way than in huge losses? Now, after basically throwing Ukrainians into a pit, it's suddenly a shock that Ukrainian lines are deteriorating rapidly? Time to get real mate.
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  5114. "...inflationary financing." Printing currency out of nothing, making all our existing pounds lose value. None of this is unplanned.
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  5115.  @2eleven48  You take notice of this clown, then your suspicions are not worth much.
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  5116.  @Fomites  Look beneath you.
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  5117. Luke Wright Unfortunately, the trade unions are fully behind those who are coming for us.
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  5118.  @HumblyBlessed10  Must have missed it entirely.
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  5119. "...voluntary measures might well be enough..." The whole 'contain the virus' narrative carries on apace. What voluntary measures? Why do we need measures to stop people catching a cold? We are now two years into this and the way people talk is as if people will be piling bodies in the street. That image was used from the outset and we need to grow up and get back to normal.
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  5120. Incredible.
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  5121. The US is now a de facto communist state. The MSM has been infested for years by those whose aim and interest has been to close-down the practise of free-enterprise and capitalism; hence their clamouring insistence as soon as Trump was elected, that he be removed by unremitting vilification. Yes, capitalism is in need of 'tweaks' as this reporter says; but replacing it with communism is not a tweak. The difficulties that capitalism is experiencing, are due to the continued lobbying by the corporate giants, of a corrupt Washington - yes: swamp. Trump was draining and they had to stop that.
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  5122. How do Sam Seder and his sniggering co-host have such confidence that mRNA is going to provide a cure for cancer? Why do they refer to mRNA injections as 'vaccines', when the mode of operation employed by vaccines is not that used by mRNA injections?
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  5123. HMS Hubris doing its thing.
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  5124. Who's running things? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dI-BGHi4IYc
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  5125. Covid's wheels fell off and another way was needed to keep minds dialled-in to doom mode. This new 'crisis' has been engineered by NATO and the EU over three decades, then held in the bank for precisely this moment in the ongoing programme to denude Western economies to the point where the people are reduced to penury and made ready to accept whatever measures that the Bank for International Settlements sees fit. Central banks were set up in the attempt to and take it all and to own everything. Their mission is almost fulfilled.
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  5126. " I'm on Fire" is the best I can come up with.
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  5127. Remember the 'footage' that was released to the world at the very beginning of this. Workers welding 'infected' people in their Wuhan apartment; supposed 'CCTV' scenes of a man in the street suddenly having a seizure, collapsing and dying in the street; hazmat-suited troops of workers marching along the streets emitting a fog of whatever from hand held fans. Contrived and stage-managed and ready to send out to the world's media. They had our pants down from day one and they've been abusing us every day since.
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  5128. Powell is 100% right when he says that inflation is down to the imbalance between supply and demand. What needs to be added to this is that the supply is regarding the currency and the demand relates to the goods and services that change hands using that currency. Up the volume of currency and the goods and services change hands for higher levels of currency. So why did he and his colleagues think it was a good idea, as part of the plandemic, to increase the currency by 40%? How did they think that might play-out?
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  5129. Did better than Biden!
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  5130. Things change. Hopefully the day will come when they are taken out into an open space full of ordinary people, and they are hanged.
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  5131. All this talk of a virus, while the real issue goes on in the background https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYOEvurCVuk&t=304s
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  5132. Hindsight? We had no need of hindsight. We had decades of medical practice in handling viral outbreaks such that the universally recognised understanding was that lockdowns are definitely not the way to optimise health outcomes. Only in 2020 was this convention flouted. Why? Because the plandemic was hatched for other purposes altogether.
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  5133. Mass psychosis under construction.
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  5134. Arse well and truly kicked.
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  5135. So glad we get to see a face and get the name of this young man. I have said I will never vote again, but if I could I would vote Jose Vega!
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  5136.  @markwelch3564  Telling that you focus only on public services.
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  5137. xxxged Below where?
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  5138. Vaccine now here. No change of game seen to be taking place.
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  5139. By the account I've heard, the 'vaccine' doesn't stop people catching a virus and doesn't stop people spreading that virus. How would any fall in 'rates' come as a result of such treatment?
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  5140.  @somatotrophin1535  You're saying that the 'vaccine' stops people catching the virus and stops them spreading it if they catch it?
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  5141.  @DennisMerwood-xk8wp  Every challenge to lockdown and to the need for vaccination seems to bring out that phrase 'conspiracy theorist' - have you noticed? What conspiracy are you referring to, because I didn't did I?
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  5142.  @somatotrophin1535  So I'm right: 100% of people vaccinated are not protected from being infected and that same proportion are not prevented from spreading it. How is any of that significant? If any of the vaccines were to prove effective in both these areas, then we would be all free to return to normal life, and we all know by now that the narrative of doom will not allow that, don't we?
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  5143.  @somatotrophin1535  All great news. So why can't I go to the pub today?
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  5144. Yes, Philip Green is a wanker who stole from the pension fund. By rights he should be banged-up. But let's not kid ourselves: if there were no lockdown, then these shops would be open and taking in revenue and the people who worked there would be still in a job. But hey, gotta unload some left-wing bile.
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  5145. They know that their mission to destroy small/medium business needs to be stepped-up. Vaccine 'passports' will give them one more way to reduce the takings of so many struggling pubs, clubs, cafes, restaurants etc. This is all about killing-off the economy so that the workforce is left at the mercy of state handout. All traces of self-determination and of any notion of bettering one's self through trading, are to be erased. The future they want to create is one in which we are all low-paid servants of the global, collectivist state.
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  5146. Yeah but at least the vaccine will save us! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jAZuNwopIM
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  5147. WER HAT NORDSTREAM IN DIE LUFT GESPRENGT? WER HAT NORDSTREAM IN DIE LUFT GESPRENGT?
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  5148. This is how it will go from here. Next Monday's announcement will be a weasel-worded notice of a tightly restricted regime of tiers, the effect of which will be to further kill off pubs and restaurants by forcing them to provide inhospitality to their small number of customers. Masks and social distancing will still be very much in force. Travel will still be restricted. Gatherings will be limited. Cinemas and other entertainment venues will be severely hampered by audience numbers being restricted. The general feeling will be that we are under lockdown while the media will hail the changes as being some kind of re-opening. This will be the routine right up to the autumn when the respiratory death figures return to put us all into full lockdown for the duration of the winter. No Christmas once again.
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  5149. Pubs and restaurants are themselves very much on the menu. The government will consume them by enforcing them to be as inhospitable as possible. All small/medium business operates by the exercise of free-enterprise which is the very thing that needs to be extinguished before we can fully enter the socialist state. There will be no lifting of lockdown; no return to normality. Wake up to that fact.
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  5150. The thing we need now then, given the stage we have reached, is a bank that sets out to compete on this basis. All the other banks would have to follow suit, or die. So is such a bank being held back by the establishment?
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  5151.  @adenwellsmith6908  Thank you for your reply; I had suspected as much. Same old same old.
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  5152.  @angelatester2471  Did he die twice?
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  5153.  @angelatester2471  He beat the disease that kills. Like the vast majority of those who catch it.
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  5154. Make them hungry, make them cold. Make them so poor that they can't afford to travel too far from home. Decimate all trade so that the economy flounders and fails. Then they'll accept everything we tell them they must do. For the greater good, you understand.
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  5155. Why is it in the national interest of the US or the European nations, to support Ukraine? By now, this repeated claim that Zelensky has the slightest chance of 'winning this war', sounds ridiculous. What will end this war is Russian attainment of security; it will do what is needed to regain that. The idea that Ukraine and its NATO string-pullers are in any position to negotiate - given the increasingly evident battlefield catastrophe - is similarly beyond comprehension. Why, after all the duplicity that NATO has shown in its dealings with Russia since the Clinton administration, would Russia be so stupid as to sit around a table with serial liars?
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  5156.  @sampohonkala4195  You are being deluded to a very great extent. Do you do any reading at all, outside the Western MSM?
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  5157.  @sampohonkala4195  The difference Russia has made is very real in Mariupol, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, Ugledar and now toward Pokrovsk. None of these places have been easy as they were heavily fortified; yet they have been taken. However, this is not just about territory - the Russian's aim has been to denude opposing forces of their manpower and many estimates (yes, outside the MSM narrators' version) would suggest this is working. My service in the forces gives me no especial knowledge regarding this very different conflict and that is why I listen to those who are proven specialists. The consensus seems to be that Ukraine is buckling. Please forward a source I should consult so as to be put right.
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  5158. We are in the tunnel at the end of the light. They won't let go now, this far into it.
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  5159. According to you, the government can just print as much as it needs. So just print it.
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  5160. My next-door neighour just had to stay home for two weeks after being tested positive. He used his time to decorate his kitchen and bathroom. My Brother-in-law has just tested positive and he's not showing any symptoms at all. Is this what is scaring so many people?
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  5161. So stupid. Had the lion taken one of those kids, as it could easily have done, no doubt the lion would have been shot.
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  5162.  @testudohorsfieldii7052  Susan Michie, member of SAGE, leading long-term activist member of the UK Communist Party. Fact. Which bit of the definition of communist do you presume I'm not privy to?
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  5163. Same fuckin theatre from the same people who started all this off. Remember all that 'people falling dead in the streets' and those workers welding people in their apartments? Pure theatre to scare the mask-wearing muppets.
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  5164. Why is NATO baiting the Russians? Why now? How's the covid thing going?
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  5165. Tires are going up with inflation.
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  5166. I think she's fantastic. CGI has really made it.
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  5167. If you're still daft enough to take advice from the banks that have got us into this mess, then you deserve all you get.
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  5168. So, when do we all get to the pub then, and get rid of all this bollocks?
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  5169. "...he looks like a guy who....works in a mechanics' shop". I'm hurt.
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  5170.  @jontalbot1  True, but we should focus on what is causing the fear. The warring of course is a factor, but our leaders are flying the currency into the ground so that we - if we just sit tight on our fiat savings/wages/pensions - are made paupers.
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  5171.  @jam99  That's what 7 decades of academic infiltration will get you!
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  5172. I know of 30 people who were offered a vaccine in Norway, and they accepted. They're all now dead. Nothing to say on that Professor?
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  5173.  @dawnross2514  Hadn't heard of that. Do you have a link please?
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  5174.  @edc1569  Do you really?
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  5175. Gold is not increasing in value. Gold is staying where it has done for thousands of years, while currencies and economies go through their motions. Fiat currencies are losing their value due to their being inflated, 'diluted' in buying strength, and this is being done purposely. People are waking-up to this fact, despite having never been put wise about money at any stage in their education. This absence of knowledge is because those who run the banks need people to be ignorant as to what they do and how they do it.
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  5176. Once again, the subject of inflation is discussed, without ever a mention of its actual cause and its true meaning. The Bank of England made our current price increases inevitable when they inflated the currency to the tune of more that £400 billions since March 2020. Every one of those pounds weakened the buying power of all pre-existing pounds.That is what inflation does and it is a tried and tested ploy used to steal existing wealth held in savings and pensions, and prospective wealth in the form of all future wages. Why is this fundamental truth unrecognised in any of Richard Murphy's observations? "...fuel the increase of the wealth of those who are holding bank balances..."? How many people do not have bank balances? It's undesirable for people to earn interest on their bank balance? The Bank of England is not masochistic, for it feels no pain from its actions. Rather, it is sadistic: it inflicts pain, knowingly, in full control and to its pleasure. Didn't some grey man once pronounce that "If it isn't hurting it isn't working"?
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  5177. Persuading.  "You must agree to have an experimental mRNA injection, or you lose your job and your means of paying your bills. Please let us know if we can help further"
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  5178. Mr Anderson, you WILL be locked down again. The Australian people WILL wear it just as people around the world will wear it. If they do rise in any serious way, then they will be subjected to police and military brutality, the like of which we cannot imagine. It will be swift and utterly ruthless and it will cow the people back into their homes. The lockdowns WILL be kept in place for as long as it takes to destroy the economies of the western world. The health scares are merely the pretext for the justification of lockdown. Why the planned self-destruction of economies? How many times do they have to parrot their 'Build Back Better' drone, before we understand that the old edifice must first be razed to the ground? Who would want to do such a thing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PDznjKMIeQ
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  5179. Redwood is a man of the past, still playing 20th century Westminster games in an altogether different political world. We waste time on such trifles when the people of the nation are being subjected to totalitarian abuse. What use is the call for a new liar in a suit to continue where BlowJob left off?
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  5180. The Coagulation of the Willies.
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  5181. Big mistake there Neil. Pierre Trudeau insists you refer to it as the Isle of Humankind.
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  5182. There's nothing 'final' about this until the UK economy has been destroyed. ZOE is part of the process to fool us all that this is about a virus.
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  5183. None of this could have been brought about without a lot of hard work by some strongly ideologically minded people.........and a virus.
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  5184. To be fair Julia, you should mention all those former women, now become men, who now compete against other men in swimming events. ....awkward silence.
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  5185. 30 people in Norway died after taking the injection. Questionable whether it should be called a 'vaccine' as it operates in not quite the same way. MSM not covered the incident in UK at least. I have relatives in Norway who confirmed it's true, it happened.
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  5186. Is Nigel Farage in on this? He must surely know what is motivating our government and so many more in the western democracies. They are not 'forgetting the cost to unemployment'. It is central to their mission that the workforces of their respective countries are put out of work and made to depend on welfare. The vaccine promise will change nothing. The lockdowns will be kept in place to strangle all life out of the small/medium business sector. Why? If James Delingpole knows, why doesn't Mr Farage? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UQuNzVZK84
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  5187.  @fidelio9301  He knows enough to ask Patrick Wood to interview.
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  5188.  @fidelio9301  Journalists know nothing in your view?
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  5189.  @fidelio9301  What secret? It's in plain view.
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  5190.  @fidelio9301  Explain the conspiracy of which you speak please?
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  5191.  @fidelio9301  You're saying it's make believe or what?
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  5192.  @fidelio9301  Who are the conspirators and what is their simple objective, in you view?
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  5193. How is it possible to be proud of a privilege?
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  5194. How's things going in Kupyansk?
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  5195. user All Russians are to be hated then?
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  5196. Nothing here to tell us how Russia 'is not winning'. Yet clearly stated is the fact that they have the initiative. Lots about new developments in drone technology. Why? Whatever our drones do, the Russians will probably do a bit better and in far greater number.  "...Kiev's forces appear to be on the back foot..." This is the famed British understatement is it? "...of course, investment in a multi-layered, defensive line takes time..." Indeed it does, and it did. The defences of Mariupol, Bakhmut, Avdiivka and others, took years to devise and construct. Now that they are gone, any new and hastily prepared positions will be that much easier to overcome. "Western armies see it very differently" Yes they do. They see it on screens hundreds of miles away in safe, comfortable ops rooms and in messes. Good way to fight a war: letting other people do the dying, or as US Sen' Lynsey Graham stated, and David Cameron more recently parroted, sending money to Ukraine is great value - we just print and send; they go forward, without air cover, and get torn apart. Has there ever been a more disgusting admission of venality and cowardice? Bring him a flipchart somebody please?
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  5197. The disconnect with reality in these two is dizzying. They are just not paying attention to the shift of power.
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  5198. Another robot talking shite.
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  5199. There is of course another solution: just don't get involved in distant wars.
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  5200.  @sailorgabbie  Only relaying what I've learned by listening to the world's leading virologists. But I suppose that's got to take a back seat while the resident scab lifter holds court.
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  5201. His body, his choice.
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  5202. robgranberg So how do you feel about all the kids who grow up with absent fathers? Is that sick?
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  5203.  @robgranberg7854  In what way is a child growing up without a Father any less sick than a young person losing their elderly Father who has brought them up?
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  5204.  @robgranberg7854  Kids who are absent a Father suffer greatly throughout their lives. Fact. Death of a parent is one of life's sorry but inescapable events that stay with us but we surmount. I too have worked with many kids so I've seen the effects of both situations.
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  5205. Purest narcissism.
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  5206.  @TheEDFLegacy  Lashings of sarcasm?
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  5207. The 'all open on the 21st of June' thing: how's that going 'Doc'? Have we helped to squash it yet, with our 'Indian variant' concerns?
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  5208.  @AllodialTitle  National boundaries don't mean anything to the incoming regime.
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  5209. CNN is so desperately behind the curve.
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  5210. This war was engineered. NATO marched eastward when it had no need to. Leave Russia alone.
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  5211. How bad? £1.82 a litre. That's very bad.
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  5212. @R G I'm in UK. The death rate is slightly lower this year than the average. 'Another few months...' Yeah, right.
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  5213.  @NMW80  Humans as a species are lucky. That's why we're here. Only in 2020 have people been brainwashed into thinking that doom is all around us.
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  5214.  @heatherb7152  The 'full hospitals' thing is a fabrication put about by the media. In UK the records go back 27 years. On a list of highest death years due to viral outbreaks, 2020 ranks No 8. Why did we not mask up, furlough and destroy the economies of the west all those other years?
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  5215.  @ModernDevotion  You shut up. It's a bit of a cold in 99.99% of cases. Wake the fuck up.
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  5216.  @heatherb7152  Ivor Cummins is my source for the league table figure.
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  5217. This link will show you why lockdown and mass vaccination are both misguided strategies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9PdZn_Yd5w&t=0s
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  5218. Ra Ra Sunak printed the £hundreds of billions that he knew would ensure inflation.
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  5219.  @McGirtUK  The core is in the hands of currency supply. All other factors are secondary and peripheral.
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  5220. Americans must not be complacent. Just look over here in UK to see what can happen when Marxists gain power. Just a very few weeks in and they've decided not only to carry on the 'austerity' programme of the Tories, but to increase it by stripping £1.4 billion grants to pensioners for heating assistance in winter; while leaving in place the £6.4 billion annual budget to pay for asylum seekers to be housed in comfortable hotels. Message to be taken from this?
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  5221. Bike theft not staged at all. He films the locking process daily.
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  5222. Because this is January in the Northern Hemisphere. People suffer more at this time of year from respiratory illness. How is that even a question that needs to be asked? Bedwetters Anonymous drones on doesn't it?
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  5223. Cancel culture is the foothill approach to the heights of totalitarian genocide.
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  5224.  @aero4379  It is much more than decoration.
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  5225. dark Same bollocks presides over the use of the term 'oligarch'. Basically, the Western sheep are all being made to see Russians as monsters. Same as the hit-job they did on Germans - who loved eating Belgian babies apparently.
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  5226.  @fosterffoster5092  The basic difference here is that you believe what the governments tell us - the very people whose job is to steal our wealth so as to spend it elsewhere; whereas I think it wiser to pitch that against reports from independent observers.
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  5227.  @fosterffoster5092  You use the term 'inflation' when what you really mean is the rise in prices.
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  5228. Marvellous.
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  5229. Thank you but I'm looking at developments and, by the week, it's becoming clear that the demonic drone from Klaus Schwab that I used to laugh at ("...you will own nothing, and you will be happy") is actually at the centre of what all of our governments are involved in right now. We can manoeuvre all we like but I foresee the owning of precious metals being outlawed; I see crypto being usurped; and the takeover of all land and bricks and mortar by whatever geographical agency is given the job by Central Command. Gerald Celente has it right, in that we are all to be dispensable units of modified DNA in Slavelandia. And still, people mill around in masks, thinking they're going on holiday next year with their little certificates. Take all my SDRs, when's the next bus to Mars?
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  5230. The war in Ukraine is a wet dream for the globalists in charge of the West's seats of power. It will be drawn-out for as long as possible, for every day of war is an excuse to keep emergency measures, to print funny money thus denuding the economies (made prone and ready to 'go direct') and to keep the sense of crisis uppermost in the minds of the public.
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  5231. Firstly, this channel, along with so many others, keeps playing Big pharma's game from the outset, by referring to mRNA treatments as 'vaccines'. We need to discriminate between the two because they work in very different ways; one of them having gained a many decades record of safety, while the other is still very much in the experimental phase. They are both injected into the arm, and that's where the similarity ends. So why do we grant to mRNA injections, the claim to the name 'vaccine'? Is an injection of heroin into the arm, a vaccine? The other point on this matter that no-one seems to consider when looking for reasons to explain the decline in deaths from various pathogens, is the huge improvement in diet and consequent physical condition. Thos who avoid over-eating and who seek a healthy diet have had increasing access throughout the last century, to all the essentials that were not available prior to that time. Our bodies are in a condition to fend off disease more capably than our ancestors.
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  5232.  @JanPBtest  Yes I got that. Can you still buy a house in the US? Once bought, do you have tenure in as far as you have the say as to who enters? When the time comes, can you sell the house to someone else, the proceeds of that sale coming to you? Similar in UK and we've managed with that arrangement all of my life. Not perfect but better than N Korea, China and many other places.
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  5233. It's even more complicated than this according to Dr Richard Lindzen. A long (1 hr 50 mins) but extremely informative and worthwhile explanation of factors not mentioned here, can be seen at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LVSrTZDopM
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  5234.  @enderwiggin1113  Why should they? Well, it might be prudent to take everything possible into consideration, seeing as we are looking at destroying the economies that feed the people of the world.
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  5235.  @enderwiggin1113  Because you are hidebound and completely taken in by the global warming scam.
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  5236. Yet the warlike panic is sprayed over the people daily by the mainstream media. If we were to be silly enough to still tune in to/read their news, we would all be in fear of our lives every time we venture out to get a loaf. Just look at the people milling around in the ridiculous chin-hammocks - what is going on there? Witness the lemming-like urge to 'get boosted' and the downright criminal threats to take away the livelihoods of working people who refuse to offer themselves up to the biggest experiment in medical history. All of this is still ongoing. We are not in the retrospective phase suggested by the use of the past tense. Our government is still fully engaged in the act of making war against the very people who voted for them.
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  5237. Me, I like to call a horticultural excavation implement, a horticultural excavation implement.
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  5238. You mean prywoot. Stoopit iriot.
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  5239. It's really quite simple. The US/UK pact want Russia's stuff, ie it's land mass and the huge resources therein. Once gained, they would use those facilities to fight China.
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  5240.  @geekonomist  I'm interested. Please elucidate: more than one craze going on, so which one? In what way is Tucker and instrument of said craze?
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  5241. The financial administration community of the US, UK and Europe. Academia has given them their Keynes implants and on their salaries they can afford as much crack as they want. Buckle-up for the ride.
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  5242. ahmad Reshad Not a good thing to do, close down dialogue.
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  5243. knock... Maitliss was it?
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  5244. As an aside: how are there so many obese people in the Chicago police department? Even I could leave them standing in a street chase.
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  5245. Good to see that Davie Donaldson has been made aware of that state of the art development: the wooly hat.
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  5246. Nothing at all has happened to Ed Sheeran. He started off by giving us dreadful music and he's still at it. Fabulously successful and rich and who would not do that, given the opportunity; but it's just awful stuff he puts out that's all.
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  5247. Redacted by whom? I notice also that right at the bottom of that list of people party to the conference call, is Patrick Vallance, Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government, and a central figure in our three week lockdown being stretched out to its 16th month and counting.
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  5248. We will be treated to a brief period of semi-normality. This will then be held up by Whitty and that other globalist liar, as a wild transgression that has led to one of the communists at SAGE projecting that 15 million people will die a horrible death before Christmas, therefore full lockdown will need to be re-introduced for three weeks just to flatten the curve until June 2022. This should be the one which convinces any remaining small/medium business owners that they really should stop this infernal resilience thing and accept Boris's socialism. All at the Spectator should be very proud at having watched this whole dreadful business play out while they attend to more pressing matters.
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  5249. What a treat we have in store.
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  5250. "...the calamity that might be created..." That word 'might' tells us a lot about those who proclaim a climate crisis. What is the CCC anyway, if not a body set up to find what the climate crisis lobby want to hear? It is simply not true that we are in any kind of a crisis due to climate change. The climate has always changed and it is changing now in ways that we can handle without the need to think in terms of any crisis. This is alarmism, plain and simple. The only question to be asked is, why are certain bodies generating such alarm, and to what end?
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  5251. I know three people who are visited once every week at their home, by people who test them for covid. They are paid £25 for each visit. How many times this is repeated across the country I just don't know but it must be costing many pounds that could be spent elsewhere. They are scraping the barrel for 'cases' now so as to keep the lockdown narrative in place.
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  5252. Hope this man has had a phone call this past couple of days.
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  5253. The government HAS fixed soaring energy bills. Why? Make them hungry, thirsty and cold by engineering shortages. Make them penniless by printing trillions and thereby inflating the economy so that their earnings and savings are reduced to zero. They will now obey everything and question nothing. Welcome to the New World Order......and you will be happy.......or else.
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  5254. The thing that works against all these people who bemoan the UK's exit from the EU - who continue their cry of 'look what we gave up' - is the fact that all the EU economies are performing as badly, or worse, than ours.
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  5255. Trudeau can stand where he likes, the Canadian people do not want to fight the bankers' wars. They've lost way too many good men in the past doing just that and being led by psychopaths just like this man.
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  5256. JBP is clever enough to know that he has no need of scoring points; all he need do is keep his own course, sail along graciously and know that his listeners will be carried along in his wake. Those who seek only to detract, by themselves trying to attack him from their hide-bound positions, are left treading water.
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  5257.  @loveistheantedote1811  Many thanks for that information. Unfortunately I am in UK and trapped by 'health restrictions'. Slightest chance and I'll be out of here like split shit.
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  5258. NATO ceased its peace-keeping status long ago. It is now an aggressive prosecutor of Neocon aims - at whatever cost they deem necessary.
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  5259. This is so scientifically unsound. Misinformation in its purest form.
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  5260. The WEF will choose who replaces Ardern.
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  5261. What a fuckin lemon.
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  5262. The main thing now, seven months later, is to keep the fear factor going so that people will continue to accept the lockdown that is strangling the economy to death, putting people out of work in their millions. Then we can 'Build Back Better' aka instal communism. All going very well so far.
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  5263. Brandon Lemon Will there be a next time?
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  5264. Firing so many basketball players would be a net loss.....................arf arf.
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  5265. Remember the days when the West was castigated for not locking-down early enough and so not being able to open up again like they did in China?
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  5266. The only thing that creates money is work. Governments don't work and so can't create money. Governments create currency, which is not money, it is the promise of money, declared on paper. Don't let this prick fool you.
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  5267. Can someone take a pair of scissors to that shoulder seam?
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  5268. BANE'S TV Off you pop than mate. Should be a bus soon.
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  5269. Powell is right: the Fed' is in complete control and knows exactly what it is doing. It is our expectation that is out of whack. We expect them to act in the interests of the American economy, and by dint to maintain prosperity. Not the aim at all.
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  5270. bec Are you serious? Have you bothered to do any research at all into the causes of this conflict?
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  5271.  @pistolpete8539  There's the thing though: he seemed more than switched on. So much so that he did his independent learning and saw the idiocy of the established line in academia. Seems they hate our Mises to pieces! (Sorry bout that)
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  5272. "Broadcast" not 'broadcasted'.
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  5273. Roseanne has a fair chance. The whole shitshow is falling apart. Even if she loses and there is an election, the fraud will just see to it that 'the right people' are in the ostensible driving seat.
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  5274. Enough was known about the virus, in March 2020, to assure us that lockdowns were not only unnecessary, but positively harmful.
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  5275. Probably a Russian ebike eh Prof'?
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  5276. Rather disturbing developments in Canada https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIgv1y0t_TI
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  5277. Yet another silver bullet weapon that turns out to be not quite as billed. More NATO wind and piss.
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  5278. The Great Reset will have taken hold way before 2022. Once that has happened, there is to be no return. It is a one-way ratchet. This has all been done, courtesy of a total lack of courage in standing up to a virus which turns out to be a mild cold in the vast majority of cases of infection. My Sister has just had Covid, along with her husband. Both in their sixties, not in particularly great condition prior to infection. Both now back to normal and out walking the dogs. My wife just had Covid, she still hasn't got her taste or smell back yet fully, but she's over it and was never seriously affected. Get a grip people, rediscover your balls and get on with life. Or make ready for full-on communism. As Prof Klaus Schwab has promised: "By 2030 you will own nothing, and you will be happy"
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  5279. swag jay Some of us in the West are extremely concerned at what our lying politicians are doing. Don't look at the BBC and think they represent us any longer. Things are changing, utterly.
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  5280. Well, here in the UK, plans have been mooted to bring home Brits who are stuck in the affected area and then instruct them to 'self-isolate'. Yes, seriously, the plan is to let them go to their respective homes and not go out for two weeks. Unbelievable but there it is on the national news.
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  5281. Decades of scientific health policy established that lockdowns do not work and are not the way to deal with viral outbreaks. Why? Because they actually lead to more long term deaths - not just from collateral deaths but from the actual virus in question. The globally recognised policy was overturned in 2020 when western governments responded to China's call to emulate their lockdown approach. The result has been a world in which every economy has been crippled - except one. The BBC was just this morning asking members of the public what they were looking forward to 'when lockdown was finally over'. Expressions of light-hearted joy from all. All of which leaves me wondering just how many lies people need to be told, before they stop believing what the government and the BBC are telling them.
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  5282. Konstantin's channel, Triggernometry, which he runs, along with Francis Foster, is a great base for all who seek a common-sense way back to normality.
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  5283. The twist to this thesis is that this time, the threat to Western civilisation is to be found within its own governments and academia..
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  5284. B Clermont loves that word 'solutions'. Didn't we used to call them weapons?
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  5285. In the Russians' case, they found that they either had to learn, adapt and grow; or just stand aside and let the US/UK pact push on through and steal their stuff. Expect more learning, adapting, growing.
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  5286.  @redrobin4026  He is doing some thinking. You might try that too
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  5287.  @redrobin4026  It would appear you are.
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  5288.  @kangacrew540  That is one great spliff you got going there.
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  5289. Why is he wearing a mask?
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  5290. Hence, the plandemic.
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  5291. Even now from these three, and despite the seeming show of a nascent re-think; not one mention made of the natural human immune system and its capabilities. How can we be so sure that any breaking of the link between infection and hospitalisation/serious illness/death, is not coming about due to the workings of our innate ability to fight viral infection, as developed over millions of years and recognised by the WHO and health-science specialists across the world and for decades, until 2020? That biological reality that went by the term 'herd immunity'?
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  5292. This is not a war between Russia and Ukraine. This is a war being waged upon Russia by Washington and London. Russia has two choices: fight or cease to exist as a sovereign state. It would be dismantled so as to give the western corporations access to the vast resources within the Russian territory. Imagine what would happen if the Russians or the Chinese were to set-up military shop in Mexico or Canada. What would we expect the US to do? But that is precisely what 'the West' has done in siting bases and missiles in so many places close to Russia. This catastrophe is the result of three decades of scheming. As far back as Clinton, the US planners set out to encroach further east. At every stage, Russia has pleaded for this to stop. The last plea was made in December 2021 and it was totally rejected. Hence what the Russians did in February 2022. Labelled by the MSM as an 'unprovoked, full-scale invasion', it was not either of those things.
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  5293. 100,000 deaths (we all know they are not all covid) in 328 days. That's 305 deaths per day; in a population of 67 million and with an average daily all-cause death rate of 1600 per day. The real mistake - crime actually - was in pursuing a lockdown strategy at all. Lockdowns save no lives, all they do is string out the duration of the pandemic. Meanwhile, the economy is ruined and people are put out of work and businesses are extinguished. Boris's latest theatrical performance, along with the media howl over the big round and false figure of 100,000 is all in preparation for the coming announcement. The parliamentary ground has already been secured granting Boris the right to keep the nation in lockdown, with an expiry date set to July 17th. So guess what's going to be announced?
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  5294. So the figures from the Office for National Statistics show this scamdemic for what it is: Total yearly all-cause death rates as percentage of population. 1990 - 0.988% 1991 - 0.995% 1993 - 1.004% 1995 - 0.977% 1996 - 0.917% 2020 - 0.901% Where were the masks, the furlough, the lockdowns, the trashing of the economy and the rocketing suicides and depression; the deaths of cancer patients who didn't get the treatment they needed? The millions of livelihoods just destroyed? Why didn't we do any of this in those former years in which we lost a bigger proportion of our population?
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  5295. Prof' Schwab's prophecy for 2030 which is referred to in the title here, is one which sends a chill up my spine. We all know where all that is coming from and where it ultimately ends. I detest communism and the totalitarian measures which have to be installed to keep it in place. I love the freedom that free-enterprise affords me, even though my own personal success and achievement have not been massive. The chance is there always, for me to better myself. Here though is the weakness right now, and the whole 'new normal' brigade seek to capitalise (!) on it: there are now vast swathes of young people who don't own anything. They don't earn enough to be able to set their sights on owning anything in the future. We have somehow allowed crony capitalism to pose as true capitalism and this has locked too many young people out in the cold. For them, the numbers no longer stack up. When they hear what is for me, that dread premonition of Schwab's, there is for them no fear of loss. If they don't own anything now, then the 'happiness' promised is going to cost them nothing. They will see nothing wrong in going for it. (Yes I know, there is no mention from Schwab of the massive restrictions that will be imposed and the loss of freedom - but they would leave that out wouldn't they?) We, the defenders of capitalism and free-enterprise, need to find a way back to having young people own stuff and be in on things. Or it's a communist future for all.
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  5296.  @katherinewhite3858  Have someone take a look at your sense of humour.
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  5297. People did this. They did it in the full knowledge of its consequences. The consequences are that many hundreds of thousands have died from the virus; many more will die of the lockdowns; the economies of the west have been destroyed. The biggest crime in human history.
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  5298. From afar, the people who arrange public events in America look to be using Sesame Street as their template. The American people need to do more than just stand back and bear such abuse.
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  5299. The whole climate scam is designed to kill-off business in the West, while China builds a new coal-fired power station each week. How does this idiot purport to be pro-business?
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  5300. This is a medication that DOES NOT prevent people catching the virus; DOES NOT stop people from passing the virus to others. Given those features, by what logic does a jabbed person present any less a threat than a person who is not jabbed?
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  5301. The lying Doctor's name is Fauci. CNN is supposed to be a news network, so how come we know this fact before they do?
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  5302. Lockdown itself is criminal. I have never worn a mask and never will. Nor will I let anyone inject the gene modification treatment into me.
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  5303. Don't wear the mask. Don't get the jab. Those who got fooled into having the first and second, just cut it off at this point.
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  5304. Is this just the start? What about Prof' Schwab and all his 'By 2030 you will own nothing, and you will be happy'? Are we heading for absolute state ownership of everything?
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  5305. The mRNA injection is NOT a vaccine. It does not do what a vaccine does. It is dispensed through a syringe into the upper arm - that's where the similarity ends. It was called a 'vaccine' so as to give it the appearance of normality, as if it had somehow been proven by former vaccines. Whether it works or not, it is NOT a vaccine.
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  5306. Mr s zee Maybe he's taken great pains to do lots of research prior to entering? Wanted to pass on his findings?
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  5307.  @mrszee951  What's the problem with that? Do we have to go back to the originators or something?
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  5308.  @mrszee951  All doctors learned from textbooks.
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  5309.  @mrszee951  Good man.
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  5310. If freedom matters, then why has Dan Hannan stood by and said nothing while it's being closed down?
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  5311. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1Bn0DuDoFo
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  5312. Vicky Mc Told by whom?
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  5313.  @vickymc9695  Well that's strange, seeing as WHO's David Navarro has explicitly stated that they do not advocate lockdown as the main strategy for dealing with viral outbreaks.
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  5314.  @rachelm1816  'Letting it rip' straight out of the MSM bucket of emotive nonsense terms. WHO actually state that lockdown should not be used for anything other than short term goals. The lockdown of three weeks that was proposed for the UK has now lasted nine months and no goal, no end discussed. We all know what this is about.
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  5315.  @balthus9105  What mutation?
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  5316. This is an experimental injection, the long term effects of which are not known. It doesn't stop anyone getting infected and it doesn't stop infected people from infecting others. How would my declining the offer of being experimented on, present any danger beyond that of one who has had the treatment? I inherited from my parents, their version of the 500 million year proven natural immune capability. I'll stick with that in my fight against a virus that has a 99.98% survival rate.
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  5317. Got as far as the surfer thing then thought it best to go make a cup of tea.
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  5318. Near the end of this a blackbird starts to kick-off in the garden. There's a cat somewhere abouts.
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  5319.  @lw7238  He resembles the Marty Feldman that I used to watch every week.
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  5320.  @lw7238  See if when you wake up you can muster a sentence or two that justifies your stance.
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  5321.  @lw7238  Just do it mate. Just give us a bit more than unsubstantiated snark. If you have it?
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  5322. The tunnel at the end of the light.
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  5323. Kelton's argument relies on its incompleteness: "...as the issuer of the currency, the Federal Government can never run out of money." Fine if that's where it stops. However, for every trillion dollars that the Fed' issues in this manner, the pool of previously issued dollars is degraded in its buying power. We cannot get away from the fact that money - its creation and its expenditure - has real world effects which must be accounted for. MMT is happy-clappy, Sesame Street economics. If adopted fully, it will ultimately lead to hunger, starvation and death on a scale never before experienced. One has to question how and why the proponents of this theory have not bothered to figure-out its endgame. In all probability, they understand perfectly.
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  5324. "..keep the bits that are good...the sciences..." SAGE have even that one covered.
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  5325. You need to get up to speed with 'things political'. There is no opposition now. We have a Labour Party that is infested with globalist, NWO agenda, opposing a Tory Party that is infested to the same degree by the same mindset. The plandemic is their baby. The contortions and repeated deceit shown by our political class to the ordinary person, are the obvious cause of the widespread public disquiet and total breakdown of trust in their every proclamation. "The Science" that Boris Johnson et al promised they would listen to and be guided by, turns out to be a very restricted pool of people who on every occasion have shown that they in turn are in thrall to, guess what? The globalist NWO agenda that is using this middle-ranking viral outbreak to destroy the economies by which we all survive. As for the vaccines: why have things gone so far beyond 'protecting the vulnerable' such that children and young adults who are under no threat, are being pressured into receiving medication, the long term effects of which are simply not known? These are just two people who are very knowledgeable and extremely concerned. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6X7abRXA7vc
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  5326. Thought you were going to be custard-pied @7:30
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  5327. The hospitality sector doing their best to be inhospitable.
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  5328. How's the hope thing going chaps?
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  5329.  @zulubeatz1  Sleep on my pet, sleep on.
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  5330.  @zulubeatz1  It entailed and end to the killing. That's not what you want?
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  5331.  @zulubeatz1  That's how it went in Afghanistan is it? In Iraq? In Libya? In Syria?
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  5332.  @jarcadipane2849  Exactly the same tautology operating in your statement as in the quotation.
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  5333.  @PDXDrumr  How original. Anyone who doesn't fall-in with the narrative is a Russian spook eh?
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  5334. Why is there no-one at The Spectator, of any clout, who will speak of the situation in Ukraine? It has all gone very quiet.
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  5335. Nadine He doesn't attempt to lecture about anything here but constitutional law.
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  5336. Maté posits a war-mongering Clinton against a 'clown' Trump, whose crime would appear to be his inability to successfully attain his stated, admirable goal of breaking-up the Washington cabal. He describes the 2016 election result as a dark outcome; presumably he would have celebrated, had Clinton's war-mongering been given four years in which to ply its trade?
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  5337. The Russians are not saying that they have steam-rollered Ukraine. That would be silly, as it is plain for all to see that Ukraine continues to resist. Equally clear is that the advance of the Russians is gaining pace, and the Ukrainian forces are buckling.
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  5338.  @Ivanna_Jerkov  It's a real puzzle eh?
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  5339. Yet another 'Death is all around us' production from the scab lifter.
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  5340. Russia's been stealing ships for six months?
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  5341. Yeah right, ISIS usually pay their operatives 500,000 rubles per job.
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  5342. The Knobbled Savage.
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  5343. Just the same old, tired, statesmanlike lexicon trotted-out. Just look at the jadedness of her expression between nods as the questioner goes through her notes.
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  5344. (Sorry for my not speaking Dutch) Just watched the rugby this weekend. So, there are two teams of fifteen men out there on the pitch for eighty minutes, rolling and grappling; tightly packed in scrums, sweat and blood all over the place; 'social distancing' it is not. No masks - how could there be? Then the camera cuts to a shot of the coach way up in the stands in a glass box, sat all on his own, with a bloody stupid 'look at me' face covering? And the video adjudicator, again on his own, wearing his worthless doomkerchief. Even the injured players who sit at the edge of the pitch way away from anyone. Again, the mask. These people are being told they must wear these stupid things surely. They are being used like so many others, to spread the lie that 'death is all around us, waiting to take anyone'.
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  5345. Coronavirus doing what coronaviruses do: subsiding. The mainstream media are all in on the scam. SAGE and the people who selected SAGE, are in on the scam. For God's sake, Julia, wake up to the fact that the 'vaccines' as you misguidedly call them, are NOT the way out of this. If there were a true and safe treatment made available tomorrow morning, that was 100% effective, it would be held back, banned - the plandemic has been thrust upon us in order to make us so desperate that we will submit and do things that are still yet, beyond our most dreadful nightmare. We are not nearly through this until we all wake up to the danger.
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  5346. Got to be the limpest eruption in history.
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  5347. I'm thinking of creating a Playstation game based on the antics of the British Parliament during the last three years. The title is crucial. Any offers?
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  5348.  @darylross8059  You're about to see how far she wants to change life in the US to socialist serfdom.
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  5349.  @darylross8059  Your list is naive.
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  5350.  @darylross8059  And never has any socialist/communist government installed a list like that in one go, barring full scale revolution. It will all be installed bit by bit as soon as the lockdowns have killed off small/medium businesses and the workforce put at the mercy of the state.
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  5351.  @darylross8059  Not that old chestnut. So Soviet Russia was a free-enterprise zone was it? Pol Pot was just messing around? As far as 'equal access' is concerned, everything needs to be paid for and if everything is made free, then why would I bother getting out of bed?
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  5352.  @darylross8059  I'm happy to agree with you that capitalism has been corrupted and it's in need of putting back into shape. Taking away people's freedom to make their own way is not the answer. I'm not scared of socialism; I'm wise enough to be very wary of its claims time and again in history.
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  5353.  @darylross8059  Everyone has access to taking power over their individual economic situation - until socialists take it away and then it's purely at their dictate how much money you can have.
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  5354.  @darylross8059  That education - you need to complete it.
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  5355.  @darylross8059  It's a choice: don't go to get indoctrinated at college and pay for the privilege. Who pays for all that subsidised housing etc? Sounds like plunder to me.
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  5356.  @darylross8059  Well done you. You had the choice and you took your path. Tell your friends.
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  5357. England & Wales had a higher all-cause death total per capita in 5 of the years that records have been kept in their current form from 1990, than died in 2020. (Office for National Statistics) Why did we not lock down in any of those years? Close schools, wear masks, destroy businesses? Because the globalists didn't yet have the technology and the people in enough strategic power positions yet, is why.
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  5358. BKR P Truth is hard to take sometimes.
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  5359.  @dave9547  I've searched also, with the same result.
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  5360. Correction: the UK economy is being collapsed.
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  5361. Does Tasha speak with a Duluth accent or is she somehow impaired?
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  5362. Coming soon to a street near you.
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  5363. mesel You just explained why no one ever heard of your expertise.
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  5364. So these 'swarms of drones' have managed, despite the best efforts of the RAF and the USAF, to evade all countermeasures so that not one example has been shot down or otherwise acquired, and there is no evidence that they are anything to do with Russia. How are we - and more pertinently, the Russians - to know that the Aegis missile installations have only a defensive capability? The naval version can be configured to act defensively, taking down incoming missiles; but also offensively to target enemy ships. It would surely be possible to have a similarly alternating role so that the Polish Aegis missiles could be used to target deep into Russia in a pre-emptive decapitation strike? Perhaps understandable then, that the Russians would regard these installations as a threat. Imagine if Russia or China were to cut a deal with Mexico or Canada, to site such systems close to the US border - how would that be greeted? In fact how did the US react when Russia set about putting missiles on Cuba, in retaliation for the US's Jupiter missiles being sited in Turkey? It was precisely to guard itself from foreign aggression (basically from Europeans - in the main Britain) that the US very wisely adopted the Monroe Doctrine which, since 1832 has forbidden any threat in the hemisphere of US territory. Yet, that same concern for security, when displayed by Russia, is labelled in the Western MSM as 'Russian Imperialism'. Why the huge imbalance? The whole point of this discussion seems to have been to throw a towel over the Dnipro Oreshnik strike - given mention yes, but made out to be no big deal. The truth is that with the Oreshnik, NATO finds itself presented with a whole new weapon category to deal with. The Russians have shown that they are in possession of something that gives them the ability to cause damage that previously would require the use of nuclear missiles. Combining extreme accuracy, hypersonic speed and devastating destructive yield, the Oreshnik opens up new possibilities and is not to be dismissed as readily as our BBC expert would suggest.
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  5365. She sounds a little unhinged. Has she not heard that the so-called vaccines don't stop infection, don't stop transmission and don't stop those who were going to be seriously affected from becoming seriously affected?
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  5366. This is the first time I have heard Mr Hanson speak, and not been impressed. He speaks of the Russian action in Ukraine as an ominous first move in some kind of predatory play for Europe; when the fact is that Putin has been pleading with the West for many years, to halt the eastward advance of NATO and the EU. The response he has had has shown him that those two organisations, indeed do not take Russian concerns seriously. The neo-cons who are the US administration, and who actually direct NATO and the EU, have been quite explicit in stating their aim. They have repeatedly expressed, straight out of their playbook that what they are engaged in here is the pursuit of regime change. They seem to presume that such a change would lead to the installation of a Russian leadership that is more amenable - they presume far too much. Putin is no Gadaffi. The Blinken/Nuland/Sullivan mindset seems to be that Russia is another jewel to add to their collection of global commodities. With Russia's landmass and all of its resources within its ambit, there could be no challenge to the continued hegemony of the Western central bankers. How could anyone think that these aims will have escaped the attention of Chinese strategists? Are they expected to acquiesce in the event that NATO make their move to encircle them?
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