AB keeps putting up remarkable stories, and this video. It is reassuring to know that there are real, smart and confrontational people out there making waves among a population that only knows to see on TV, and believe without question.
Author: Mark Tokarski
Just a man who likes to read, argue, and occasionally be surprised.
Colorado under house arrest …
It so happens we were watching the massive battle between the army of the dead and the living in season eight of Game of Thrones when our phones started beeping. Everyone in the state is ordered to stay home. We are allowed out to walk our pets, buy groceries, gasoline, liquor (they debated that one but thought better of it), but otherwise, stay home.
33s and food lines, a new reality
The images below the fold here were given me from Maarten with the caveat that they are probably cherry-picked. He does not buy in to the Masonic numbering system as I do, and more power to him. Who knows what is really going on.
Before going beneath the fold, a few words of caution – it could be that I wake up some morning to find the blog gone. If that happens, we can still stay in touch if you like – I have an email address that I do not use, formsonly@outlook.com. Write it down. Prior to blogging and social media, email was my primary way of staying in touch with people of good and solid mind, and some others too. I will check it regularly, and know that unless you ask otherwise I will add your email to others so that we can all “reply all” and build the audience. For now, they don’t appear to care about a small blog like this.
I went to the store this morning only to find a long, long line and a large and annoying self-important woman guarding the entrance, allowing ten people in at a time. That is King’s Soopers, part of the Kroger chain, perhaps the largest food retailer in the country behind Wal Mart, and certainly huge in Denver. I drove over to the nearby Safeway in the hopes that the line would be shorter, and found instead open doors, people coming and going as they please, and of course blue lines on the floors everywhere.
In other words, Kroger is doing this on their own, either a knowing participant in the fear campaign, or a company run by morons.
Ah well, new way of living for us. This is how they ran the Old Soviet Union, with queues and artificial shortages and people staring at their feet afraid to speak up. It is interesting now that Russia is a freer land than the US. I’ll bet, just as Russian (real) scientists created the only climate model for the IPCC that is actually reliable, that they are ignoring this mass mindfuck. Russia might be the land of the free and home of the brave.
Italy is being hammered with agitprop as I’ve never seen. Just hammered! People there are being forced to stay indoors, alone with their TVs and being told about mass deaths. It’s cruelty beyond the pale. They are determined that the Italian people succumb to the agitprop campaign. They have no salvation other than to turn off TV’s, meet secretly, and read, meditate, medicate or pray.
Pssst – there is no virus. Don’t tell anyone. They get really angry.
I set out yesterday to centralize all of the links I’ve come upon about Coronavirus. I have a mild case of stenosis, caused by too many years hunched over staring into my computer screen, the CPA’s affliction. Only too late I realized I should have been standing with a workbench in front of me all those years, and not a desk. Literally, looking at all those links was a pain in the neck.
This morning AB with this link took on the task himself. Thank you, AB, and thank you for everything you’ve done up to now. All of my work yesterday was poring over links that you provided.
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Foreshadowing, thanks to Dr. Spielberg
The crazy things I do … I never saw the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind, at least while it was in theaters, during the time when there was no home video. I have never sat through it since either, as when I attempted to watch it I found it too frantic and intense. But I recalled one scene, and so last night rented the movie, and sat through it, endured it until I reached this scene. I recorded on my iPad. I did not watch the rest of it.
Draw your own conclusions.
California dreaming …Covid-19 cases that have no origin
AB (Fakeologist) has been doing an outstanding job, offering a treasure trove of resources. Among his many links supplied is one called 35 Sources showing the COVID19 / corona virus is over hyped, and likely fraud. Within that paper are a host of not only useful, but interesting, even gripping links. From that source I am reprinting below a portion from #5 of the 35 (actually 37) taken from TheDoctorWithin newsletter.
Reporting on how Santa Clara County had 4 new coronavirus cases reported, which then became 20 and then 60, the writer got curious and decided to run down all of these cases. Pick up there in the narrative from that newsletter, which I hope I have permission to quote:
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Covid-19 is classic agitation propaganda
Ir occurred to me today as we were out and about that what is going on around us is classic “agitation propaganda,” or “agitprop.” How could I not see this? It is a classic fear campaign. Amazingly, if you put the word “agitprop” in a search engine, you will find that it is something that they used to do in the Soviet Union. No mention is given to its existence here even as right now, this moment, we are in an intensive and psychologically aggressive agitprop campaign.
What is the purpose of agitprop? For that I consulted Jacques Ellul – I took many notes years ago from his 1965 book Propaganda. His statement of purpose is somewhat sobering (covered in pages 70-74):
Calm down, please …
I’ve been alive nor for nearly 70 years. That’s pretty damned lucky, as I see it. I have outlived my three older brothers who died at ages 58, 68 and 69. Young people have a fear of aging. I know I did. But it is not so bad – I rather enjoy it. I am retired now, and busy all day every day with new projects. I rise in the morning knowing that no one on the planet can make any demands of me. That is just pleasant. I wish for all of you that you reach this stage of life, and enjoy it as I am enjoying it.
Physically, I am not a specimen – maybe that is one of the fears of aging. People don’t want to look like this:
Poor Jack. It appears that at a certain point he just gave up. I am surprised he is not wearing sweatpants.
The Extinction Rebellion fesses up
Perceptions gone awry
“I also noted that the painting of DiCaprio outside of his house made him look almost exactly like Jack Nicholson. Most of you probably missed that, but I didn’t since I have written about it previously. There is a theory online that Leo is Jack’s son, though I didn’t come up with it. In that paper I guessed that they were related, but probably not as father/son. However, I read this latest reveal as Tarantino telling me I was wrong. I think he is telling us that Leo is indeed Jack’s son. That’s just my gut reaction, but as you may know my gut has proven to have amazing powers of perception.” (Miles Mathis, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)
I have not seen Once Upon a Time, and am not familiar with the scene he is talking about. I would have left this alone, as I have no personal beef with Miles and like much of his work. However, that last line about “amazing powers of perception” left me with jaw dropped perhaps two inches. It also sent me to my photo files, as Leo DiCaprio is, or was, listed here as a Matt Damon lookalike.
All of this work from the past few years is collected in various files, so I can very quickly run faces side-by-side. It has been a while, but I did some work, and the problem that I encountered was that DiCaprio was not lining up well with Damon or any of the other Damon match-ups. He is, however, in near perfect alignment with Jack Nicholson.
Piece of Mindful 