An unintended benefit of the hoax

I don’t know how to do this, though I once did. Maybe others can help? How to fix a starting time for a video?

Please fast-forward and pick up this this video at around 1:15, and then listen to Dr. Andy Kaufman talk about the positive features of our current malaise. He does a good job, and ends at around 1:23. The whole of the video is enlightening, but at over two hours, I know you’ve not the time or patience. It is a nice primer on terrain theory of disease, and requires extended focused attention.

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Common sense versus religion

Baja Grain Bowl I subscribe to a magazine called “Consumer Reports.” It is basically a car and truck magazine, but they have also collected enough wealth and prestige to offer advice on everything from toasters to mattresses. If their dietary advice is any example, they should be ignored, their magazine taking the place of the Sears Roebuck catalog in outhouses of the 19th century.

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Dregs of one extreme preying on the other

The person who wrote the article called COVID-19: A New Superimposed Reality, goes by the name Stephers. She and I have had email exchanges, and I asked her permission to reprint the one that follows. In it, she discusses something I’ve not heard about before. While we have all seen and heard about empty hospitals, below she describes something quite different, an urban hospital where ambulances appear to be bringing in the ‘dregs’ of society, our homeless, drug addicted or alcoholic members.

These people usually have compromised immune systems and so are often beyond reach of medical care. When transported to urban medical facilities, they are body-bagged and labeled “COVID-19” victims.

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Cinco de Mayo, 2020 for Yellowstone Grizzlies

The Federal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments next week in the Yellowstone grizzly bear delisting case.  Arguments by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and dozens of conservation groups are scheduled for Tuesday, May 5 at 9:00 AM Pacific Time, 10:00 a.m. MDT.  You can watch the argument live through the Ninth Circuit website: https://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/    Look for the “Live Video Streaming of Oral Arguments and Events” links on the lower left corner of the website.

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The new state religion

Dr. Tim O’Shea is the guy who discovered that Santa Clara County, California (the Bay Area) was putting bogus “Covid-19” cases on its website, unable to test or verify anything. He then called fifty pulmonary doctors and clinics in San Francisco, finding that none of them possessed equipment that could distinguish between Covid and any other flu or cold virus. That is not a scientific sample, but that is pretty good evidence that a hoax was afoot.

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Dancing naked at a formal ball

Dancing NakedI am currently reading a book by Kary Mullis, Dancing Naked in the Mind Field.  I like this Mullis character, as he is a little off-center. I imagine I could drive coast-to-coast with him and enjoy every minute, having to stop now and then so he could get out and run naked around a lake or through a car wash. That makes him interesting.

Mullis, if you recognize the name, invented (and won a Nobel Prize for) the “PCR,” or polymerase chain reaction machine. It takes a small strand of DNA and magnifies it, making it far easier to study. It is this machine, I am led to believe, that has made DNA matching possible. It is also currently being used to identify “COVID-19,” but was not designed for that purpose, and so often makes mistakes. However, I don’t imagine the testing being done for that virus is real, as I don’t imagine the virus is real.

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COVID-19: A new superimposed reality

By: POM commenter Stephers

I am positing that COVID-19 is a fictitious and factitious disorder being imposed on society, in order to create an artificial scenario in which to implement an even greater superimposition of something called Sentient World Simulation.

A New Superimposed Reality (Part 1)

Superimpose: to place or lay over or above something, i.e. superimposed images

What follows is hypothetical. Technocratic plutocrats seem to think this way. Back in 2015, Bill Gates listed his top favorite book picks for the year. Two were How to Lie with Statistics by Darrell Huff and What If? by Randall Monroe.

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