July 31st; Sunday. More on the seemingly
deliberately created
food
shortages.
July 30th; Saturday. Two articles about Robert
Malone, one of the creators of the mRNA technology: First, an explanation of "immune imprinting" / Then, how covid-19 vaccines
cause more illness.
July 29th; Friday. Melvyn Bragg's
radio guests discuss the poet W.H. Auden.
July 28th; Thursday. On schedule, the useful
new panic story - "monkeypox":
(i) Already, monkeypox is starting to resemble an earlier health scare /
(ii) Here's an account, casual about his role yet self-righteous about his
entitlements, of suffering from the pox.
Note how totally lacking he is in any sense of personal responsibility
("I had sex with several guys over the
weekend") - just imagine the reaction if he'd dared say that about women /
(iii) Note also how monkeypox arrived to the exact week when last year's
simulation wargamed it might. Also this - and this.
July 27th; Wednesday. Israel's government
pushes the now-familiar agenda of outlawing cash.
July 26th; Tuesday. Evidence keeps on piling up:
(1) Former US government adviser
describes covid-19 "coming out of the box" /
(2) Pathologist makes worrying claims about
covid-19 mRNA vaccines /
(3) Statistical dishonesty tries to rescue some
scrap
of justification for the mandated mass vaccinations /
(4) The covid-19 vaccines are harming fertility /
(5) Eerie evidence that mass lockdowns were
envisaged, rehearsed, and propagandised 6 years before 2020. Taken from this startling article.
July 25th; Monday. More on
how face masks don't cut infection but do cause harm.
July 24th; Sunday.
A Critic article about EU overreach and an Unherd article on how
globalists imposed Mario Draghi on Italy.
July 23rd; Saturday. Quite interesting
short film documentary about how the USSR fell behind the US in computing in the 1960s and 70s.
July 22nd; Friday. Three articles about
genetics and how she is being mistreated:
(x) Israeli study suggests CRISPR lab technique is doing
genetic harm /
(y) WEF-linked academic suggests
genetically modifying people so they physically can't tolerate eating meat /
(z) US House of Representatives Intelligence Committee warns
people about coming DNA weapons that will kill one specific person. Also
here.
July 21st; Thursday. Late-2021 article
looks at how easy it will be to remove Elon Musk's Neuralink thing, once it's been wired into someone's head.
July 20th; Wednesday. More recent news about
the healthscare since 2020.
(1) Vaccinated children 300 times more likely to die than unvaccinated children /
(2) UK government admits covid-19 mRNA vaccinations are killing children /
(3) UK data show that 94% of covid-19 deaths among triple-vaccinated /
(4) Long article giving 95 reasons (so far) why the covid-19 vaccinations were never justified /
(5) A curious admission that covid-19 mRNA vaccines by design damage fertility.
July 19th; Tuesday.
Simone de Beauvoir speaks on camera in 1959, answering philosophical questions and loyally citing the work of her lover, Sartre.
July 18th; Monday. Australia, NZ, and
Singapore data contradict claims made for
surgical-mask mandates.
July 17th; Sunday. For those intrigued by
sci-fi novelist Philip K. Dick's 1977 talk on sideways time logged
here several days ago, some more brief films and talks about him, covering
more of his ideas on synchronicity, plus a
biopic and even his own profile in the
BBC Arena series.
July 16th; Saturday. The globo-putsch
brazen-it-out campaign continues:
(i) Children 10 to 14 dying at 45 times normal rates after vaccination /
(ii) Orders for
child-sized
coffins at
unprecedented levels /
(iii) Imperial College London claims covid-19 mRNA vaccines have saved
almost
20 million lives /
(iv) Brief overview of Milankovitch's orbital-cycle model that explains shifts in
earth's climate /
(v) Covid-19 mRNA vaccines increase menstrual irregularities
a thousandfold /
(vi) Gates-funded lab 2 miles from Wuhan Institute reports cholera case.
July 15th; Friday.
Russian pranksters trick boy-magician-creator J. K. Rowling into thinking she's
in a video call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky(y). This radio show
about two Chinese
poets is a little bit more wholesome.
July 14th;
Bastille Day. During today's triumphal commemoration in Paris of the completely
unnecessary bloodshed and constitutional vandalism of 1789 in France, large crowds whistled at
President Teacher's Pet and yelled abuse at him. This is all very well, so they've finally seen
through the Roman God, but what is the problem French people have doing this during actual elections?
Certain days are made available for voting, and France seems unable in general to work out what
to do on those days. Clarity only comes to them six months or a year later. The French sneer that
"an Englishman's mind works best when it is almost too
late", and that's definitely a funny line. It would be even
funnier if they could explain why a Frenchman's mind works best when it really is too late?
Meanwhile, someone else who never won a proper election. One of the two most powerful people in the United States
speaking:
this is the one who isn't a senile old drug-user. "You need to go and need to be able to
get where you need to go to do the work and get home." As opposed to
"We have to take this stuff
seriously, as seriously as you are because you have been forced to
take this seriously."
July 13th; Wednesday. A video covering
some interesting research on people
ageing more slowly, looking like their names, and other topics - rather spoiled by the deeply irritating
presenter "Michael" who likes to slide up into the picture frame like a pantomime demon. A different
presenter in another video presents a maths puzzle so counterintuitive as to really reward
closer scrutiny.
July 12th; Tuesday. US government
department of health announces late-June decision to buy
another 3-billion-USD worth of Pfizer mRNA covid-19 vaccines
now solidly established as harmful and useless.
July 11th; Monday. US health body
the CDC changes the definitions of "vaccine and "vaccinated" to try to wriggle out of having
lied about the covid-19 vaccines.
July 10th; Sunday. Nice article via
Our Man in Bucharest by Jeffrey Sachs, summing
up the disastrous situation in Ukraine as the result of neocon lobbying and meddling. Reasonably argued up until the
schoolboy howler when Sachs describes Trump as a "right-wing demagogue". Sad. So
close to sounding intelligent, then blow your cover in one smug aside - Trump of course being literally
the only president in forty years to not restore "America's faded military glory
through dangerous escalation".
July 9th; Saturday. Restart Paul's copy of
Spengler's 'Decline of the West', inspired by yesterday's lunch in sunlit Liszt Square with Paul & Marion.
July 8th; Friday. Science-fiction novelist Philip K. Dick
in the late 1970s in France explaining to an audience his ideas of
sideways time,
or "orthogonal time", as he calls it. This is perhaps vaguely compatible with
the speculative equations about two-dimensional time Turkish physicist
Itzhak Bars has been working on since 2006 (as well
as some Russians a decade earlier). Philip K. four decades before them was more interested of course in the experiential side to it,
not to mention the dark-haired girls bringing news from alternative timelines.
July 7th; Thursday. Today is the glorious day from which
EU-mandated surveillance black boxes must be installed in all new vehicles.
July 6th; Wednesday. Quickly rounding up some of the creepier
news items:
(1) CDC tests seem to be missing the covid-19 /
(2) Making it interesting that you can indeed be given a vaccine disguised as a test /
(3) Claims growing that Moderna built the virus /
(4) Swedish birth figures suggest a vaccine-driven fertility drop.
July 5th; Tuesday. An exhausting evening with
two untrained dogs. Charming in their way, but totally unwilling to cooperate with anyone but their direct owner. Turns
out they were abandoned for some months as puppies, left at a vet's clinic. I learned this evening that all three
previous occasions when I took them off the leash in a small park for dogs, I was only able to get them back on the
leash by ganging up on them with the help of nearby Hungarians, other dog-owners. I learned this because tonight when
the park happened to be empty for three hours, for three hours I couldn't get them back on the leash. With one of
the two hounds only with the help of a teenage boy with two dogs of his own who turned up after dark, at the end of my ordeal.
The
campaign against cash continues, with thousands of ATMs in Australia closing.
July 4th; Monday. A rather romantic, touching account
of a few astronomers' obsession with a possible 1970s radio signal from an alien civilisation: the so-called
Wow! signal. Well told.
July 3rd; Sunday. Covid-19 mRNA vaccinations linked to
jump in disability figures.
July 2nd; Saturday. Covid-19 mRNA vaccinations linked to
brain damage in children.
July 1st; Friday. Small house move. Weather here
warm & sticky. Yet Greenland is still
gaining
ice mass unusually late this year. As usual, goes almost unreported.
Mark Griffith, site administrator /
markgriffith at yahoo.com
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