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CaliforniaLost's avatar

Regarding the Montreal mayor.

Sometimes I feel like I need to sit down on the floor after I've had too many shots.

Of course, the shots are Jack Daniels and not Spikevax, but I know how she feels.

Dr Linda's avatar

I took a Whiskey University class last night. I really had to self monitor so that my lights didn’t go out.

CaliforniaLost's avatar

Sounds like my university experience. I learned a lot, I just don't remember names or places or people, but I sure had a great time (I think)!!

FourWinds's avatar

1 tequila, 2 tequila, 3 tequila, floor. Brilliant response, CaliforniaLost!

Dr Linda's avatar

4 tequila, 5 tequila, 6 tequila; no shots more.

FourWinds's avatar

Nice!! Now if only everyone could put 2 and 2 together and get something other than 34 or 667 or whatever number they make up.

CStone's avatar

When you’ve drank that many shots, or shot that many snots you can’t add two plus too to ...💭💭

reality speaks's avatar

She was lucky. Those clot shots are designed to kill. But she will never connect the dots. We are all playing Russian roulette sooner or later you will get the kill shot. Stop complying

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

exactly. that is what I have been telling my jab happy family, too. but they don't believe me, as usual. I quit. They will have to see for themselves and then still not think any further.

Debbie Wagner's avatar

Incredible, isn’t it? So frustrating. They were so invested in shaming other people that now they cannot admit they were wrong.

Pau Lon's avatar

I'm walking my own way this days puzzled

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

at the beginning of the scamdemic, a friend told me she was doing jigsaw puzzles. I had a few and started doing so, too. It seems to help to get your mind together. :) so yes, puzzled here, too !

Lisa Ca's avatar

I’ve known 3 people close to my family, 70+ who died from something related to the jabs. 😢

Annie's avatar

I have no sympathy for these covidiots. Reap what you sow. I hope she's worried big time. Serves her right.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Shots of JD have been known to cure many ills. Safe & effective.

Reasonable Horses's avatar

Valuable insight, CL. Odd thing about her and Trudeau’s vax photos is they both enjoy getting shots and neither has guns. I know charity demands I wish no harm on Mayor Valerie “The Face” Plante, but I’ve been told to “Rejoice, you nations, with his people, for he will avenge the blood of his servants; he will take vengeance on his enemies and make atonement for his land and people” (Deuteronomy 32:43).

Ms. P's avatar

My relative hit the deck at an airport kiosk, ended up in hospital, and missed her trip. She is at about jab 7 or thereabouts, and zero lightbulbs went off.

Tommy Gavin's avatar

I am a fireman in CA, large city. 26 years on the job. The number of CPR calls, just for me when on duty, has skyrocketed. What used to be a bi-monthly occurrence is now DAILY. DAILY. Let that sink in. The past 4 CPR calls have all been under 50, all with recent (one year or less) cardiac diagnosis (a fib, etc) and all have died. I only know the vax status of one of them, since the wife handed me his wallet with his ID in it, along with his vax/booster cards...CARDS, because he ran out of space on the first, they were stapled together.

I find all of this incredibly pathetic, and NO ONE wants to address the elephant in the room, at least where I am. One year. One year to go, then I am done and getting the f*ck out of this liberal cesspool.

Lisa Ca's avatar

Tommy- I live here too. Every time I hear a call I think another one is gone. What I want to know is do your coworkers connect the dots and believe its jabs???

Kitkat's avatar

I live right down the street from a fire station in So. Cal. So many non-stop sirens.

It never used to be this bad.

When I check the PulsePoint app, 99% are "medical emergency".

Karen Bandy's avatar

Tommy, did your coworkers take the vax?

Copernicus's avatar

That statistic is downright hard to wrap my head around.

Jkelly's avatar

Screen name reference to Rescue Me? Great show!

Kenpowoman's avatar

And that's just one city! God help us and all of you first responders.

Based Florida Man's avatar

Doctors are baffled? I hope they're cashing their big pharma payoffs. Because they all need to be locked up.

Crixcyon's avatar

They now have to rewrite all the medical textbooks to include a chapter or two on bafflement.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

in a few years the psychiatric wards will be filled with baffled doctors

Annie's avatar

Can't blame covid vaxx for all of it. Most the covidiots in my area were already mental basket cases prior to the clot shots - libtards, TDS, over medicated loons. The clot shots is just speading up their demise.

Copernicus's avatar

And/or doctors dealing with the horror of realizing what they did and how they were lied to and thus harmed patients.

Waking up out of the conventional medical paradigm is not without genuine mental and spiritual difficulties. It can be exceedingly painful.

LS Woodruff's avatar

sadly, along with their transgender patients....

Michael Framson's avatar

Crixcyon--The medical textbooks will read as such: 1% of illness is treatable; 99% will be untreatable systemic bafflement, sponsored by Pfizer and friends of the CDC.

Alan Devincentis's avatar

Uh oh Annie, you got some splainin to do. (Said in the best Ricky Ricardo voice possible)

Jaye's avatar

I wonder if "Baffle" will make its way to tge DSM-VI?

Freebird's avatar

Visiting with a jab happy friend recently. She said they had gotten the RSV shot at the request of their grandson who has an infant. But…she said that her DOCTOR told her she didn’t need another covid booster. 😂 Aha! Another one sees the light?

I’m hesitant to get ‘in their face’ about the shots because I’m not doctor you know? But I genially said to her, ‘one thing we can all agree on now is that they don’t work’. To which she readily agreed.

Karen Bandy's avatar

I guess I would just lie to my children, their demanding any kind of shot is the height of BS.

By the way, they kept telling us we weren’t doctors, now they’re acting like doctors?? 🤪

Freebird's avatar

It’s the good old fear factor. They had friends whose baby was in the hospital for weeks with it. Of course, these are people who never have a clue about self care for themselves or their children. No supplements, eating healthier food or anything.

Truthseeker's avatar

I am seeing a LOT of insanity among new parents with babies…at the moment

requiring caretakers to be vaccinated for all sorts of things to watch their kids.

I saw an ad- must be up to date on all vaccinations, including MMR, Tdap, Covid and annual flu vaccines

Madness. Too bad the babysitter will be too sick to work by then. 🤯

SoManyQuestions's avatar

And the caregivers then shedding on the little ones :-(

Melissa S's avatar

I read an article not too long ago about all the jabs recommended for grandparents before they are “allowed” to even see their infant grandchildren. It was shocking. I forget what all was on the list, but it was about 10 jabs, including being “up-to-date” on all the covid jabs. Big Pharma pulling their strings from behind the curtain…

Truthseeker's avatar

Cradle to Grave… that’s pharma’s dream target market!

Average Amy's avatar

It’s real. A lot of my friends are becoming grandparents. Some are demanding the grandparents get jabbed to see their grandchildren.

I’m amazed at how parents do these things for their children when they know they are wrong! One parent even raised his kids naturally no shots. He sold vitamins for living, he caved to make peace and went and got them!

I was like?!!! Why??!!

This nonsense has gone on long enough. We need leadership to get this truth out. It’s fracturing, dividing, harming, maiming, and killing families. 🙏🏼for the day we all unite

Monterey's avatar

Recently heard Dr Peter McCullough say that less than 1% of Americans get RSV, and that it's easily treatable. Makes the RSV vaccine seem like mostly risk w/ very little benefit.

Freebird's avatar

One more excuse to panic and inject some poison into unsuspecting people.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

and probably none jabbed. I know of several who did not take it, one told a friend of mine when no one was in the room. they probably all made fake 'passes' for each other. And keep on jabbing and getting bribed by bigharma

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I have been hoping that they are saving that ill-gotten-gain to pay the lawyers when the suits roll out (like a vax roll-out, but different).

Special Ted's avatar

Better advice is to spend it on personal security teams. Laws won't matter when enough people realize the truth about their evil deeds. There's an old video of a man in Australia (?) confronting a doctor who killed his relative with the death jab...with a boomerang! He doesn't physically assault the doctor, but he uses the boomerang to damage the doctor's car, even smashing out the car window after breaking off the side view mirror. Boomerangs are tougher than I realized!

Reasonable Horses's avatar

Yes, and deadly, but really awkward for concealed carriers.

TIM's avatar

Repeatedly jabbed, and and locked up

randall stoehr's avatar

No need to take a Florida vacation when my Pay grade after COV went to the moon.

Actually it was Hawaii/ Barbados/Taiwan/ Monaco/Spain/Bahrain/ Dubai/Etc....

rolandttg's avatar

A friend and former work colleague said one of the most brilliant things I ever heard. "life is hard on stupid people"

SheThinksLiberty's avatar

"Life is hard; it's harder if you're stupid." - John Wayne, American actor

CitizenA's avatar

Years ago I saw a documentary on John Wayne. Wayne said he always considered himself a democrat/liberal, as were the majority of Hollywood, until one day he took the time to really examine the positions they embraced. That is when he was shocked to realize he was a conservative and had alway been so.

I wonder how many people blindly follow a party or ideology without examining the truth of what they actually stand for?

Reasonable Horses's avatar

"Most" might be a good bet.

Datagal's avatar

My mother in law used to say “I may be dumb but I’m not stupid.” 🤣

Margaret Allison's avatar

That is so good!! Gave my 1935er a big laugh along with me soon to be a double 7!!! 😊

Kelly's avatar

It's even harder on the smart people WATCHING the stupid one's.

Alan Devincentis's avatar

As I've said many times, did these people think this through to its ultimate end? The idea was to get mail in voting so pdt would be put out to pasture. Then it Looked like a great opportunity to cull the herd. But in culling the herd they've killed the sheep, and saved the sheepdog. Be careful what you wish for.

Peace's avatar

The sheepdogs will be dealt with via CBDCs and other totalitarian measures. Just heard yesterday that insurance companies are writing up plans to stop insuring gas-powered cars down the road - one among many back-end ways of forcing these plans. (Also, things such as re-writing building codes - Green New Deal and such - so that bringing our homes up to code will be so costly we're forced into selling the property and going into a conveniently-constructed 15-minute city)

CMCM's avatar

Re: "did these people think this through to its ultimate end?"

What we are witnessing is what Thomas Sowell calls "Stage One thinking".

jjinUK64's avatar

Quite.

Ignorance is bliss.

Being extremely stupid is only painful for ....*other people*.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

yes, stupidity hurts my brain. My brain has been in shock for 3 yrs by the massive amount of stupidity.

CStone's avatar

Mine has been since 2008 when, after 9/11 stupidity voted for a man whose last name was ‘Hussein’.

Tom's avatar

Also, stupid people have a blast radius.

Athos22's avatar

A family member who was also a psychologist would always say "never underestimate the stupidity of humans"

Barb's avatar

Joe Rogan was just saying this on his Nov 29 podcast I was listening to today.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Husband's employe called in yesterday--had taken booster Monday and 'it hit me like a truck'--heading for his flu shot next. PhD in hard science.

Bitsy54's avatar

Pretty heavily Disillusioned? PhD 🤪

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Not yet disillusioned--hence the shots (we don't know how many at this point)

On the other hand, one daughter and her husband are both PhD's--and unvaxxed, and he, heavily disillusioned. She never needed to be disillusioned apparently.

Tom's avatar

Vast numbers of PhD's have knowledge a mile deep and a quarter inch wide.

They couldn't spot botched science in the form of absolute vs relative effectiveness. They couldn't spot a trial that was rigged by allocating numbers to the denominator that belonged in the numerator in the risk/benefit ratio, by the mere act of calling the intervention group unjabbed until two weeks after the second dose.

I don't need to be a PhD to know when someone didn't carry the two.

There was a Mars probe that crashed into the surface years ago, because one engineer used imperial vs metric. A third grader could have pointed that out, and these people would have mocked him.

MaryAnn's avatar

So true! And that deep knowledge is relatively useless. I had a patient tell me he was getting his PhD in squirrel research. He said, “Can you believe they pay me to sit outside and watch squirrels all day?” I thought he was joking. He was dead serious.

Datagal's avatar

Oh, and don’t forget the relative risk reduction vs. absolute risk reduction. Glad to see TX is suing Pfizer and including that whopper.

J Boss's avatar

A few years back, a European rocket (Atlas II maybe?) blew up just off the launch pad. Same thing, wrong measurement system, forgot to convert.

Merry McIntyre's avatar

Most science is PAID science. Besides that, Newtonian physics leaves out 99.9999999% of the quantum universe.

CMCM's avatar

When I was in grad school I quickly learned that to get a PhD, a person digs deeply into one, very limited and narrow subject and becomes "somewhat" of an expert in that one little subject.

Why so many people think having a PhD means the person knows a lot about just about everything is a mystery to me.

Holly Rock's avatar

Yes! They are mostly narrow minded, arrogant, often narcissistic, and have no "big picture" dot-connecting skills.

Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

Hubby better start planning the “help wanted” ad.

Tom's avatar

Is it too soon to require 2 weeks notice from any employees who decide to take a jab?

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

lol hurry they might run out. lol

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes, I fear so. And now people have to pay for their poison, I believe?

SadieJay's avatar

Annnnd....you literally cannot tell these people otherwise. I. Can't. Stand. It. Nurses, retired or former educators are the absolute worst in their obtuse reality.

Lemmincakes's avatar

And all with the know-it-all attitude that exudes from doctors and nurses.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

The retired ones, still believe that pharm is here to help man kind. They are so delusional it is beyond sad.

Karen Bandy's avatar

Part of it is the Union mentality. Socialist group think I guess.

Based Florida Man's avatar

The covidians are many in number.

Although they don't seem to be holding up well.

Susan Seas's avatar

My husband who is only starting to believe half of this … says well why would they want to kill off the people who believe them? I said well maybe because they didn’t think it through. I don’t think they care who they off and they didn’t expect people to refuse.

Debbie Alton's avatar

This seems to be a stumbling block to many...I have heard the same thing from people who are half awake.

1. TPTB don't care.

2. They are evil.

3. They think they can replace the died suddenly with AI.

4. They are evil.

5. They are evil.

6. Repeat #2, 4 and 5.

Shelle's avatar

Ultimately, we don't have to be adamant about exactly what their motivations were. Their actions were damning enough. There may have been all sorts of different selfish motivations among the powerful shot pushers, from murderous to greedy to simply cowardly. But their actions told us again and again that they didn't care what it cost the innocent.

SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Because through their credulity, those who have and will die off have demonstrated their uselessness to those who despise them -- and all of us.

rolandttg's avatar

they planned to get all of us, and useful, idiots are exterminated along with troublemakers when they are no longer needed. That's why they are killing off their minions in such high numbers.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

the powers that should not be probably exempted all those they want to keep. And those that unexpectedly refused, oh well, they will find another way

Tom's avatar

"Why would they want to kill off the people who believe them?"

Sheer numbers. Kill enough of the people who believe them, and the supply chain breaks down. The remaining people who didn't believe them will then start to kill each other. When those are few enough, they will be broken and desperate. They will beg for ANYONE who will restore order.

Peregrine's avatar

Why?

They want 2 billion slaves and don't care who they are.

The goal is extermination 8-9 billion.

This bioweapon just didn't kill enough.

There will be more unless these people all hang.

Roger Beal's avatar

True dat. A few years from now, there may be just two population cohorts left standing: We who are purebloods by choice, and the elites who (of course) never got jabbed.

RJ Rambler's avatar

Sadly, "pure bloods" will not include those who had other medical issues and were given tainted blood "products"!

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I also hope that the extra-toxic shots aimed at red states, where red voters eschewed the poison, but blue-ies lined up for them, will have the effect of further reddening those states. And by the same token, empurpling blue states. Will be interesting to see, five years or so hence.

Alan Devincentis's avatar

I'm so glad I lived a full life before this.

Tom's avatar

Thus, by empurpling blue states, we embiggen our representation!

I'm going to smash that like button purely for the use of "empurpling!"

CMCM's avatar

I've noticed that a lot of them have apparently had realizations about their mistakes in getting jabbed, and have become rather silent as a result. They don't want to talk about it now.

PamelaZelie's avatar

They are still out there, in great numbers, spouting their poison.

SB's avatar

Are we up to 7? I stopped counting at 4. Good Golly.

CH's avatar

I'm not sure your relative has any lightbulbs left after that many shots.

BelleTower's avatar

I know a couple, good friends of mine ... they are very pro jab, “vaxxed to the max” is what she said when it came up. Both she and her husband are now being treated for “blood infections” ... I do not know when they got their last round but they are both being treated right now. I love them but they are not open to comment so I do not. It’s sad but validating in the sense that my husband and I are in lovely health although we paid for it with our stubborn refusal to be injected with lightly tested ingredients

Lisa Ca's avatar

I’m so sorry. Yikes. Hope she is ok

Ms. P's avatar

She appears to have recovered. Our relationship has been very strained since the shots rolled out and me and mine didn't take them...so our contact is not what it was...

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Tom's avatar

Munchausen by Fauci

Alan Devincentis's avatar

All of upstate NY far as I can tell

Truth 101's avatar

Not all of upstate NY. I know many who are not vaxxed (okay about 5. 😪)

Pug's avatar

Raises hand - not shotted. Smack dab in the middle of this God-forsaken state.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Congress was exempt from being forced to take the covid deaths shots.

Based Florida Man's avatar

While mandating those who defend our country get Jabbed or else.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I don't remember one member of Congress sounding the alarm about the military being forced to take the covid death shot.

SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Or any of them sounding the alarm over the FAA's and the airlines' violation of FAA guidelines on the use of experimental and/or unapproved "medicines." A complete violation of the FAA's own effing guidelines!!!

https://www.faa.gov/ame_guide/pharm/dni_dnf

"Do Not Issue. AMEs should not issue airmen medical certificates to applicants who are using these classes of medications or medications.

Investigational/experimental study drugs:

These medications may currently be in clinical trials and have not been review by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). They have not been evaluated for a complete safety review.

FDA approved less than 12 months ago:

The FAA generally requires at least one year of post-marketing experience with a new drug class before consideration. This observation period allows time for uncommon, but aeromedically significant adverse effects to manifest."

The "leaders" of all the airlines need jail time, IMHO.

Joanne Shannon's avatar

I think Senator Ron Johnson did.

Also, the FAA lowered their standards, so more pilots would pass their medical examinations.

MayBella82's avatar

It is shameful as they had whistleblowers come forward too.

Verve's avatar

It’s clear to anyone with eyes to see that this was an intentional take down of the military and the airline industry. Combined with the perpetual open border it’s a complete design to destroy the US. I continue to sit on the edge of my seat with the recent interviews that Tucker has been conducting.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

It is the deliberate destruction of the US.

CStone's avatar

Have you looked into the eclipse over the US that happened in 2017 and will happen again7 years later in 2024?

Those eclipses form an ‘X’ over the US.

The God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob said

“There will be signs in the sun and moon and stars. And upon the earth nations will be confused by the roaring of the sea and its waves. People will lose heart from fear and anticipation of what is overtaking the earth, for the powers of the heavens will be shaken.”

‭‭Luke‬ ‭21‬:‭25‬-‭26‬ ‭TLV‬‬

Interesting that very few people know, or have heard about these things, and due to ‘light pollution’ that most people can barely see a star in the skies any more.

But it looks to me as though judgement is a-coming. But we are told to

“Look up!! Redemption is near!!”

Mercy always rides with judgement.

Always.

K Lueders's avatar

Mary Miller and Thomas Massie. Other than those two, I can't think of any off the top of my head.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

2 out of 535 members of Congress.

Alan Devincentis's avatar

There are ten. Out of 535.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

It was encouraging to see so many refuse.

It was extremely heartbreaking to see how they were punished.

Tom's avatar

"Just following orders."

I've heard that before, somewhere . . .

Renee Marie's avatar

But, I believe that getting the jab is an illegal order.

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Jasmine's avatar

Love Massie :)

He’s maybe one of the only decent politicians out there.

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TRM's avatar

And yet so few said "NO" and stood their ground. Tough guys fold like cheap lawn chairs when their paycheck is threatened. Posers and pussies the lot of them. Now the authorities know exactly what they need to do to get compliance out of them for the "next thing".

Now those military who said "NO" and stood their ground come hell or high water? Those are tough SOBs. They have toughness where it matters, mentally!

Cynthia's avatar

Yep. A dear friend whose husband works for the Army Corp of Engineers told me, "well, my husband didn't want to get the shot, but they mandated it and we need his paycheck, so he got it." End of story. Didn't even file an exemption request. Just caved. I'm afraid many people did that. No connecting the dots for that mentality.

Bitsy54's avatar

I would love to see the parallel military comprised of real men who,did not take shots.. no fake men allowed

Annie's avatar

Amen. Agree 💯. Too many caved.

Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

Those men are the ones we’re gonna need if this all goes sideways. I hope they have some way of finding each other.

John infinity N's's avatar

"Posers and pussies the lot of them"

🎯

RJ Rambler's avatar

Because "everything is fine. It's all going to be fine."

J Boss's avatar

Well, I didn't stand "tough" in the stupid sense. I found a legal way to manipulate the idiots into approving my accommodations. Some fights in life go to the strategic figher instead of the brute.

TRM's avatar

If you found a way out, even outright cheating, I salute you LOL. Legal is always best but when society is doing literal war crimes on us I think cheating is perfectly fine. There were a couple of cases that I've read about where stalling worked. Just keep throwing their own processes at them and stall it out. One fellow in Canada sued his union to make them do their job, then went through 5 different appeal pathways until 14 months passed and the company dropped the requirement.

Necessity is the mother of invention and desperation the father, Glad you made it. Like others have said we're going to need a lot more but it's a great start.

Ursula Gibson's avatar

I think we need a new mandate: any politician or bureaucrat trying to force us serfs to comply with their experiments (I.e. jabs, EVs) cannot be exempt! Our response should always be “You first”.

When the elites trade in their gas guzzlers and private planes for electric powered transportation, I might be willing to consider the possibility of getting an EV. Until then, not a snowball’s chance in hell.

daverkb's avatar

And now we are finding out about high temperature battery fires which fry everything to a crisp, including EV occupants (like at the Canadian border recently).

CitizenA's avatar

And in the States, an unoccupied EV (parked in the garage) catches a house on fire. I no longer have the link to share, but you can search for it using a search engine that is not heavily censored. I’ve heard of several of these EV batteries catching fire. I’m not sure, but I think when driven, in heavy rains, where water splashes the undercarriage causes some of these.

Perhaps Jeff Childers will do a deeper dive into thIs subject for us, with documented cases listed.

MaryAnn's avatar

Country home near me had solar power assist on the property. Fire started in the garage, would not be extinguished. Firefighters were unable to stop the flames. The entire home burned. Luthium storage batteries were found to have been the culprit(s).

Merry McIntyre's avatar

Electric vehicle? Never, under any circumstances.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Never for me, no matter what the criminals decide.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Only Chyna benefits from our military weakened.

Tom's avatar

There now exists kompromat on everyone in every US military chain of command who went along with this.

Every one of them violated the Nuremberg code.

Everyone who abandoned their career was purged.

SadieJay's avatar

All branches, including the judiciary were not mandated to take the shots. That is why, when a sitting judge with NO jab, enforced a mandate from a company who took a worker to court to fight an exemption, you knew it was dirty shite all the way to Hells Half Acre.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

USPS as well. Heard this a year ago, this a.m. Nurse Dee does a graphic on it. Involvement in 2000 Mules?

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

They had to be healthy to deliver the bogus and multiple ballots.

Al X. Griz's avatar

We all know of one New Zealand needle Nazi nag-noggin who got her exemption before clip-clopping off to Harvard to make hay.

Lastplace's avatar

Which would mean her tv covid vaccination was faked

rolandttg's avatar

As was all 8 million Chinese in this countries, all Whitehouse staff, all illegals, all PO workers all jab manufacturer employees, all homeless.

Credenda's avatar

Don’t forget the CDC itself.

Roger Beal's avatar

Fellow conspirators: 1 TB external SSDs from SanDisk are cheap. A 4 TB ruggedized SSD is under $300.

Back up your data and KEEP IT IN YOUR OFFICE OR POCKET, not in the cloud. Remember that the cloud is just someone else's computer.

Jeff C's avatar

A lot of people can't think beyond their immediate convenience unfortunately. People carry a GPS tracking transmitter (i.e. a cell phone) with them at all times that the government can access. They buy smart TV's and things like Alexa that allow others to snoop on the innermost conversations in their home. They store thing like their tax records and extremely personal information "in the cloud". They buy smart cars that track their every move (such as their speed vs. the speed limit) that is easily accessed.

If the government were to force them to do this there would be riots in the streets. Instead they do it willing to save a few bucks or because it's convenient. After everything we've seen the last few years does anyone think the government or multinational corporations can be trusted to not abuse it?

This stuff can pretty easily be avoided, or at least minimized, but people don't even think about it. The naivety of people is really hard to comprehend at this point.

FourWinds's avatar

My dad, sadly, is in that bunch. He said he does not give a f--- (his word) what the government knows about him. He gets mad because I won't get a smart phone because then - the horror - I can get caught in traffic. Never mind I know the area and can actually read a map, which is in the car for emergencies. So many people are so sold out.

I'm calmer and happier now that I've ditched the smart phone and will never own one. Pay cash everywhere except gas pumps. Won't use one of the stupid grocery cards (I use someone elses's number for the discount, pay cash, and don't care if they get the points.) No alexa. No wifi. No cable. I rarely use my flip phone. Can I still be tracked? Sure, but I'm making them work for it, not handing it over on a silver platter.

And yes, people, if it's important.... BACK IT UP. In several places. Encrypt it. On several devices. Print it, at least twice, and file it in different places. Tech is unreliable, even though this was not an accident. BTW, the police can compel fingerprints to unlock a device, but the last time I checked, they can't force you to hand over a password. Obviously I'm no lawyer.

Jeff C's avatar

Even if one does carry a smart phone, for goodness' sake turn off precise tracking (i.e. GPS tracking). Without it your location is only known within a general area based on cell tower access or known wifi nodes. With precise tracking it's known within a few feet.

You are right though in that many people can't read a map and are utterly dependent on a machine to think for them.

SB's avatar

I also try not to use my phone to buy things. I had an amazon return yesterday. I printed the return code. After standing in line for at least 5 minutes waiting for another lady to find the return code on her phone (why she wasn't bringing that up while waiting in line is a good question), I happily handed him my printed copy and left in about 30 seconds. Pls don't lecture me about using amazon. My life is complicated and a 5 minute search on amazon can save me hours in the store. I usually only buy things I'm not sure where to find in a store or not convinced I could find it in a store or haven't been able to find in a store.

Cynthia Ford's avatar

This faith in technology is the weirdest thing. My sister got booted in Oakland California and the GPS kept trying to make her take a right turn into Jack London Bay. She kept driving in circles thinking somehow it would give her the right advice until I made her turn it off. This has happened in MI too, with my friend being utterly betrayed and baffled when the technology failed to get him to his destination. I truly think it comes from all those millennia of being hunter-gatherers and any new weapon or stone tool chipping innovation allowed the tribe an advantage. Men seem more seduced by tech, which would make evolutionary sense. Or then again maybe Skynet was flexing its muscles with my sister, and it will start driving us all off the cliffs at some point.

Peace's avatar

Jeff C - I've just changed tracking settings on my phone - do you know whether this gets set to the original default to track everything each time the phone gets updated?

norstadt's avatar

Those privacy features might be cosmetic though...

JW's avatar

Amish have lived this way forever.

kerimae's avatar

Pls explain how you use Substack without a Wi-Fi? I don't have Alexa or cable, just not understanding the Wi-Fi comment.

Jeff C's avatar

Same way we did prior to wifi, connect with an ethernet cable directly to the modem.

Personally I don't have a problem with wifi provided it's properly encryption configured and secure. You don't want a bunch of IOT devices connected to the same wifi network as your computers though (if you have them make a dedicated network just for them) and you don't want it being unsecure. Make sure it's password protected and change the default. Otherwise you risk having your wifi used by scumbag neighbors and it looks like you visited the sites they went to.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Yes, you are 100 percent right. Convenience has destroyed America.

Heterodox Introvert's avatar

"The naivety of people is really hard to comprehend at this point." Nailed it. Baffling.

Robin Greer's avatar

People should know better by now. Once Parler was shut down because Trump was on that platform, people should have put 2 & 2 together. "They" can pull the plug at any time.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Worse case scenario...have paper copies.

Stariel291's avatar

You tree killer! You can kill people - jabs, abortion, suicide inducing lockdowns - but how dare you kill the trees!

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I love the smell of paper books in the morning.

It smells like...victory.

PamelaZelie's avatar

"I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of any thing than of a book! -- When I have a house of my own, I shall be miserable if I have not an excellent library."

― Jane Austen

FourWinds's avatar

Best. idea. ever.

Seriously.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

47Yinzer---back at end of last decade, my school district was pushing, pushing us (faculty, staff) to put everything into the cloud. As I created all my materials for my own students, and have some concept of intellectual property, and as also I had witnessed how many times? in previous decade the school secretary, on our arrival in morning, announcing, "The internet is down."--in which situation, of course, we had no access to whatever we had stored in that much-hyped cloud, I continued to use my flashdrive and my own personal laptop for storage. Got a little teased for it. And I prefer to keep sensitive info in tangible storage--reasoning that houses burn down much less frequently than computers crash, or refuse to accept a password.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

excellent, I love that, houses burn down less frequently than computers crash lol

J Boss's avatar

Ah, but wait until that hard drive with your 3+ decades of only-digital photos crashes and you got no backup! Fun times!

Athos22's avatar

My avocation now is photography and I have a lot of digital images stores on hard drives. 47Yinzer has it right. Disk storage is inexpensive and there is no excuse to storing important data online/in the cloud all one is doing is adding to their bottom line. My message is that even if one stores their data at home there is no security to that data being lost. Earlier I used to leave my computer on all night and the next morning I found all my images had been scrubbed. Fortunately it was on my second computer and had a backup. It is very easy for adversaries to get your IP address and get access to your computer. I have two systems in to separate locations besides having multiple backup drives that are off line and this is just for pictures. I keep reading about all of these NGO's dedicated to fighting the truth and wonder how some could be oblivious to their capabilities.

J Boss's avatar

Hard drives also crash. They're increasingly chatty with errors before the fully die, but if you treat them like a young driver does a car... just fire it up and use it, never take care of it... well, you're going to lose files...

Heterodox Introvert's avatar

This warning is timely. I haven't had an external drive die -yet- but just got another to back up my nearly decade old previous one, showing no signs of demise. Any hints on what's involved in maintenance? Or a glowing resource? For an essentially tech illiterate person. Thanks for anything related! PS - I got nuthin stored on the gloriously hyped cloud. Baffles me why anyone would rely on something that, as a practical matter, they have zero control over. (Shot free, no medical or advanced degree, but baffled nonetheless.)

Roger Beal's avatar

Well said, Earl. I've got an inventory of some 30K analog images going back to the 1950s. As these get scanned, the RAW files go into folders on one SSD. Once I get to edit and finalize them, they go to folders on a second SSD. The ones destined for blogging and publication get a watermarked copy made, and those are also stored on the SSD. Scrubbing images is one thing ... stealing them and using them either for profit or nefarious purposes is another.

Bitsy54's avatar

Thanks for the reminder

J Boss's avatar

Encrypted and password protected. And don't get me started on biometric unlocking... use a dadgum password so you can at least claim you forgot it. If it's biometric, they'll just get a warrant and force you to open your eye...

Charles Williams's avatar

Florida needs to reconsider it's open border policy to the north. At the very least they need to set up polling booths, much like toll booths but at the Georgia and Alabama borders they need to ask questions like are you a registered democrat? have you ever voted for Charles Shumer? and so on. Before you know it the same type of political reasoning that has destroyed New York State will have insidiously taken hold in Florida.

Sophia's avatar

"Florida needs to reconsider it's open border policy to the north." I do not live in Florida, but I approve of this message.

Gigi Gummerson's avatar

I said that about TX and all the loonies moving in from CA 🤦🏻‍♀️ these people should have to make a declaration.

J Boss's avatar

Put 'em on no-vote probation for a decade. By then, they'll see how much better being conservative is for them.

John infinity N's's avatar

Florida needs to build a northern border wall and make NY pay for it

WP William's avatar

New Yorkers please come to ColoRaidO! OUR Libertarian (Clever Commie) Governor opened us up in MAY 2020, we're getting into honking our horns now like never before, sirens most hours of the night, we could use more East Coast Migrants with their one fingered wave to balance our Central American Wave of underskilled underhoused that are contributing to making Denver Mayor Johnston's job to give proper gvt. housing for 1,000 so difficult.

Charles Williams's avatar

Well put William. I'm in NC. We've seen it here for several decades and are barely holding our own.

WP William's avatar

Announced: 300 more arriving this week (just to Denver); half of them are children; City wanting to hire 150 more to process and care for them--they mention night shift work???? Also Denver providing bus tickets to ANY other city the migrating masses want to go to next. I'll coyote them in my 12 passenger van for $1000 each--Worland Wyoming or Bust!

MaryAnn's avatar

I used to live in Worland. 😳

Alan Devincentis's avatar

We're out hunting as we speak. When we find them, we bag them, put them in a room with food and water and Trump speeches over the p.a. so they eventually break down, give in, and admit there are only two genders, the border was secure before the deep state took over, and the 2020 general was stolen. Then we release them far away. It seems to be working.

Charles Williams's avatar

Love it. I would suggest some of the swampy areas for release sights but reconsidering that swampy areas might provide a too natural breeding ground. A desert might be a better choice. Maybe Joe Arpaio could offer suggestions. He seems to have had some success in containing unwanteds is such environments.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Actually, all water ways here in Florida have gators, just FYI, they even show up in people's swimming pools. Lol

Alan Devincentis's avatar

I'm thinking three miles west of me would work.

Charles Williams's avatar

That was my concern, for the indigenous wild life. It's never good to introduce an invasive element. Though I guess that even in the desert they would be of environmental concern.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Alan, I am still laughing. Priceless. lol

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Means a lot coming from you.

Oregon Kathy's avatar

Maybe they’re conservative refugees finally escaping.

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L1's avatar

Exactly. They will vote the same way because they can’t believe their great policies are what brought the trouble.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Vermont, New Hampshire (license plate: Live free or die) and Maine were damaged badly by escapees from Taxachusetts to the south.

Joanne Shannon's avatar

Taxachusetts….hahahahaha!

Alan Davis's avatar

A friend from HS - mostly woke but her husband is a police officer and jabbed is having strokes at 40. They wont admit to any side effects of the clot shot but instead blame his hockey playing and ‘sudden sickness syndrome’ or some made up BS. They will never admit it is the jab. Their minds are possessed and they need deliverance!!

SB's avatar

Yea, I was really wishing I had flyers for the "right" therapist when I saw a guy driving a car STILL wearing a mask yesterday. I would've followed him and put a flyer on his windshield. Maybe I should make some that at least say "get help because that mask still is NOT working."

christopher peacock's avatar

Do not confront the totally insane or partially demented, they maybe Karen at heart or just plain weird?

PamelaZelie's avatar

Hockey playing! Just baffling …

RSgva's avatar

I sometimes wonder whether the jab itself has addled their brains. I have seen odd behaviors in people who used to be feisty and now just take the path of least resistance in everything.

Oliver Closov's avatar

"Instead, Mayor Plante plans to plant herself in front of a few Netflix binge sessions, taking it easy for a few days to recover from her condition, which her office optimistically labeled as “overwork” leading to a sudden and unexpected “dizzy spell.

She will also get reacquainted with her two cats, Ben and Jerry. She likes red wine from a box, and spends most of her time staring at her frozen eggs wondering if she will ever meet "the right guy."

Oregon Kathy's avatar

I loved Jeff’s segment on her. This part…”Don’t go starting rumors that people collapsing on live TV is any kind of sign of anything. Misinformation kills. So, repeat this to yourself until you believe it: everything’s totally normal. Or you can just skip that part if, like me, it’s too late now and you are already a lost cause. Whee! Give me more misinformation!”

Neil Kellen's avatar

oh...that's cold...and very funny

Based Florida Man's avatar

Sure is. We're seeing people that go with 'trad lifestyles' (traditional) are much happier and healthier than progressive, selfish lives.

Dr Linda's avatar

Go figure 🤷‍♀️

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

The Bee's take on the trad wife was a good one (having been one for 51 years, I especially appreciated it)

PamelaZelie's avatar

Be careful … the FBI might be knocking on your door. 😉

CStone's avatar

Us too!! 51 years in April this coming year!

Alice P. Liddell's avatar

New stats from the UK. Things not good for the vaxxed.

DEATH SENTENCE: 1 Million COVID Vaccinated have died in England compared to just 61k Unvaccinated in 2 years; despite 30% of the Population refusing a single dose of the COVID Injection

https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/death-sentence-1-million-covid-vaccinated?publication_id=400535&utm_campaign=email-post-title&r=z0bfk

christopher peacock's avatar

With UK information like this, let's put the NZ info on the way back burner except for all the satanic spying going on.

Neil Kellen's avatar

Has this been validated?

Alice P. Liddell's avatar

I don't know if it's been validated. He provides links to the ONS data. The Brits have tracked vax status much better than most countries.

GravityRx's avatar

Still waiting for Aaron Rodgers and Novak Djokovic to collapse on the field.

I'd put up a Steve Kirsch size bet against it but I'm not that flush.

Barnjai's avatar

Aaron Rodgers is my hero. He actually has a place of honor hanging on our Christmas tree as a Hallmark ornament. If they sold a Novak Djokovic ornament I'd buy that one too. PS I am not a football or tennis fan. I am a fan of freedom.

Julie's avatar

Love this column and your witty, sardonic comments! You make me laugh everyday!! Laughter is a beautiful thing and I expect to be reading your column into my 90’s ...especially since I am a pure blood and don’t even get the flu shots. Have a happy and healthy holiday season! 🎄❤️🎄

Help Needed in KS's avatar

"I’ve been beating this drum for years now: Number one, keep your critical data on your own server. Or at least keep a current local backup. Data stored on someone else’s server is not your data anymore. You’re just allowed to access the data — for now. Number two: cloud data is not private, so don’t put anything on the Internet you wouldn’t want the world to see. It doesn’t matter what the providers tell you. Just read their EULAs and you’ll find lots of exceptions for subpoenas." 100% CORRECT!

If you want something kept private, DO IT YOURSELF. I work in IT for a health insurer and one of the big initiatives is to put a lot or most of our data in the "cloud", so that clients/customers can access it anywhere and also because it's cheaper to have a 3rd party hold our data rather than do it ourselves. And the 3rd party, I assume, holds some of the liability if something goes wrong with said data. I'm old school: I want MY own Mainframe, MY own servers, My own databases, My own data, etc.

It's all sugar and spice until someone hacks the data.....

Also, "Are there any honest politicians left in New Zealand?" Are there honest politicians ANYWHERE?

Lisa Ca's avatar

Its so funny. And why I was happy to keep my windows 7 computer—- except it literally is about to stop starting. it has been shutting down on me and I cant update browsers. But I bought 2 new computers and nearly had a heart attack said I wont use the damn thing when it was forcing me to log in to MSN to set it up. Um hell no! I’m not logging in to any server. My iphone is not bavked up to cloud! Thankfully I spent 2 days reaearching and figured how I can set it up all local. I knew there had to be a way!!!!!!

John Sutton's avatar

I wonder what kind of leverage $$$$ the New Zealand health authorities had over Wasabi that they would delete Kirsch’s account. Kirsch is smart but it really wasn’t a good idea to advertise where his data was stored. We should all drop these Wasabi clowns a note and let them know that we now know where their loyalties lie.

https://wasabi.com/leadership/

“WE VALUE YOUR PRIVACY. We’re in the business of protecting data, so you better better believe we’ll protect your privacy.”

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

"Value" does not equal "protect"? And then one might wonder further, 'protect' from what?

ASK's avatar

David Friend is obviously NOT your friend.

Tom's avatar

Fantastic job by Jeff, in that he saw the previously undisclosed capability to track down and wipe that data. This kind of meta analysis is priceless!

Susan Catherine's avatar

Thank you for posting the update on Reiner.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thank you so much for posting this. Treatment of Frau Fuellmich was abominable--to what end? Purely to terrorize.

Peace's avatar

Who is the woman sitting behind him in the photo (part of your Fuellmich Expose News article) She always struck me as odd.

Politico Phil's avatar

I don't remember her name off the top of my head. She is a lawyer and I remember her along with a shy and observant Malone when Fuellmich first started producing videos of their investigation into the plandemic. She is the one the German authorities turned and/or bribed to accuse Fuellmich of financial improprieties. Completely bogus.

Anne Clifton's avatar

I have wanted to think that the financial accusations made against Reiner were false, but I just don't know. It doesn't sound good.

rolandttg's avatar

Do you believe all of the charges against Trump? Do you believe Jan 6 was a planned insurrection.? Do you believe Russia blew up their own pipelines ?

I have never, not even once, been wrong in disbelieving everything uttered by an official agency, or agency stooge AKA MSM.

Politico Phil's avatar

Seriously, stop and think. You really gonna believe these morons in Gov't after everything that has happened the last 4 years? Anyone threatening their positions of power gets the same treatment...or worse. Next we'll see people Epsteined. It's the same playbook every time. The charges are always about money or sex. Trump is still in court defending himself against charges that even the bankers, the "victims" in the case, say are bogus. They are literally trying to take everything Trump has to ruin him and keep him out of the election race.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

What better way to ruin someone's reputation than accusation of theft or other crimes?

TPTB will stop at nothing to make sure the truth doesn't get out.

Special Ted's avatar

This is an old tactic, and very effective against political dissidents.

CaliforniaLost's avatar

Regarding " Number two: cloud data is not private, so do not put anything on the Internet you wouldn’t want the world to see."

I upload political memes to my Google photos account, just to piss off those censoring Nazis.l who go through our data. Sure, they are gonna lock me up and kill me for clowning them, so what, they deserve the ridicule!

PNew's avatar

Occasionally I get an alert that my photos can’t back up because storage is full. Would I like to pay for more storage? Nah, I’m good! Thanks anyway!

ChrisB's avatar

"To me, today’s story mainly proves that the globalists were so panicked over the New Zealand data that they accidentally revealed capabilities we didn’t know they had yet." 🎯🎯🎯

Salty K's avatar

This is confusing to me. My computer engineer husband says it’s easy to track who is hosting any link? Like anyone can do it. And the fact the data was leaked, ie stolen, I’m sure it was against the hosting company’s guidelines no?

Bruce A Wachter's avatar

Mr Childers at his most brilliant sarcasm! Applauds