Coronavirus Crisis: Main Thread

[DrEvil]

Everyone has either had covid, the vaccine or both by now, and people have better immunity than they did six years ago, so people don't worry as much.

[Grizzly]

Evil

Everyone has either had covid, the vaccine or both by now, and people have better immunity than they did six years ago, so people don't worry as much.

Bullshit. At least up here in Montana. Lot's of people haven't had covid or the Jab. I'm not sure why you ALWAYS take the opposite view of anything I say or post. Are you just a contrarian ball buster, or just play one on the intertubes? On any normal board this should have gotten some discussion, but this is not a normal board, just an abandoned backwater.

Senator Ron Johnson reveals a bombshell report showing that FDA officials knew about major adverse events from Covid vaccines as early as March 2021. The report details how the agency used a flawed algorithm that they knew would mask these “screaming safety signals” from the public. According to Johnson, when one data expert developed a new algorithm that exposed the issues, she was ordered to “cease and desist.” The discussion also covers testimony from a CIA whistleblower who claims Dr. Anthony Fauci influenced the intelligence community to cover up the lab leak origin theory

Stickdog 99 , I love the use of the word, 'scarritive'. So apprpo... Also, I posted (here I thought) but somewhere regarding peer reviewed research on how the masks, never, ever worked, placebo at best. Dr. Robert M. Sapolsky says some of us primates are like zebra's. Sapolsky often contrasts human stress with animal stress and notes that, in humans psychological and social factors can drive stress as much as immediate physical danger. He uses zebras in his discussions to illustrate the difference between acute, life-or-death stress (zebras running from a lion) and chronic, psychologically driven stress that humans can generate for themselves (for example, worrying about future events or social pressures). Or the strategy of tension used on us daily. Sapolsky’s framing appears in Why 'Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers', where he explains how our stress physiology evolved for short bursts of danger but now often operates under extended psychological stress due to the systemic political pressure. I'm sure it or something similar or worse is coming.Especially, now that they know no one will be held to account,

We're menacing zebra's, Now!

[DrEvil]

I'm not sure why you ALWAYS take the opposite view of anything I say or post. Are you just a contrarian ball buster, or just play one on the intertubes?

If I agree with you on something and have nothing else to add I don't post just to say that, so whenever I do reply to you it's usually because you posted something I disagree with.

And sure, I can be more than a little contrarian on occasion. I think it can be useful to have someone playing a bit of devil's advocate, even when I don't entirely buy into what I'm selling, but I try to say so if I do that.

It just really annoys me when people go straight for the sinister explanation without even considering the mundane boring ones first (example: every time there's a major wildfire this forum instantly goes into laser and weather modification mode, and I get yelled at for asking if anyone has even considered if it was just some asshole with matches).

Basically, where you guys often see conspiracies, occult motives and woo (for lack of a better term), I usually see human stupidity, greed and lust for power, because those three can probably explain 99% of all the shit happening around us. Right now most of the world runs on a system that rewards sociopathic behavior, and people keep being stupefied with amazement that it produces sociopathic outcomes over and over again, and then go looking for answers everywhere else.


That said, I do actually think we agree on a lot of the fundamentals, we just differ on the fine detail.

And if you want to know what will really trigger me - it's simple: people being dishonest (the big ones: straight up lying, cherry picking / leaving important context out, or misrepresenting what is being said). It just pisses me off and I go on a rant.

[Grizzly]

https://x.com/DNIGabbard/status/2067792184753938484

BOOM!

Today, on my final day as Director of National Intelligence, I’m releasing never-before-seen communications and documents exposing how Dr. Fauci provided millions in US taxpayer dollars to fund dangerous gain-of-function research at the Wuhan lab, worked with politicized elements within the Intelligence Community to suppress the truth about his actions and hide the virus’ lab-leak origins, and lied to Congress while under oath in 2024. It’s time you know the truth.

[Belligerent Savant]

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Tulsi is a bit player/captured entity like all the rest in primary stage politics.

While I'm not familiar with the below author, I tend to agree with his sentiments Re: Tulsi's recent statements:

Brad Miller
@BradMiller1010
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Are we still doing this? People must learn to see through this stuff.

Fauci is a lightning rod in the same way as Epstein. He's meant to draw the attention. He's meant to be the target of public ire. Fauci was the mastermind of exactly nothing. How do people suppose he engineered a worldwide, military-scale operation?

He didn't. He merely played a role in it....a critical role, but only one role nonetheless.

Within the power structure that planned & executed the covid op, Fauci's a mid-level manager at most. That, coupled with the fact he's about 110 years old, means he's totally expendable to those in power who ARE the real perpetrators. That doesn't mean Fauci shouldn't be prosecuted. He certainly should be (but probably won't be). But he's unimportant in the grand scheme of things because he holds no significant power. He's merely an intentionally visible representation of that power.

Tulsi's bizarre declaration rests on multiple propositions we're supposed to accept uncritically; for example, that 'covid' was the result of an unintentional lab leak as opposed to the zoonotic origin Fauci pushed. (Do people still not realize that the zoonotic origin narrative AND the lab leak narrative could BOTH be false?? A common tactic in complex psyops is to give you the primary narrative you're supposed to reject (zoonotic origin) so you then fall for the counter narrative (lab leak)), which is what they actually want you to accept.

Another proposition from Tulsi is that Fauci kept information from POTUS which impacted presidential decision making. (Unless the president is operating on orders from elsewhere on what his key role in the covid op is). She also wants you to know that her report is in line with Trump's transparency initiatives (though she's actually obfuscating the truth).

She also makes sure we understand Fauci's actions are known 'deep state' tactics. (Wolves in sheep's clothing point at other, more obvious wolves as credibility-building measures with the public).

For those who can't see through obvious psyops - which is the majority of Americans - they come away praising Tulsi's courage and are ready to start preparing the tar & feathers for Fauci. As always, the public attention is focused on meaningless targets like Fauci and nothing actually changes.

https://x.com/BradMiller1010/status/206 ... 56159?s=20

[Grizzly]

Yeah. I had also wondered why she supposedly does this on her "last" day as DNI or whatever... I'm not married to any theory and his is as good as any. Too bad, to I wanted to believe in her. But obviously, you can't trust ANY of them.

[Grizzly]

https://kennycarmody.substack.com/p/the ... sters-what

The Psychology of the Resisters: What the Obedience Experiments Never Told Us