MASK DEPENDENT MORONS
LEAD SOCIETY INTO SLAVERY
Those who watch television
more likely to get fatal shot
In his voice was a certainty that to think otherwise was preposterous. “Of course we wear masks,” he exclaimed. “We don’t want to spread the disease, do we?” he insisted. “That would be irresponsible.”
At that moment there was no chance to mention to him that the disease had not been proven to exist and even if it did, the masks would not prevent the spread of it. Or that any talk of the death rate had to be irrelevant because the alleged disease had never been isolated, therefore never identified, therefore making it impossible to tabulate any death toll. More importantly, making it impossible to create an effective vaccine to prevent it.
Yet typical braindead Americans who listen only to mainstream media (newspapers and TV) generally believe the lies the government tells them and eagerly line up to receive this so-called vaccine. Despite all the cheating done in reporting the ever rising COVID death toll, an avalanche of fatalities from the untested, experimental mRNA injection immediately has began killing people in the most macabre and tragic ways.
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Today was one of my two candidates for the establishment of a Rootless Cosmopolitans Day. "Rootless Cosmopolitans" was a Stalinist code word for Jews, marking a deadly turn in the nasty anti-Semitic history of almost the entire life span of the Soviet Union. The USSR, already gripped by Stalinist paranoia in the purges of the 1930s, took an even more paranoiac ultra-nationalist, xenophobic turn following its victory over the Nazis, mimicking their bigotry, scapegoating, and destructive cultural policies (the era of Zhdanov). This ultranationalist, anti-western campaign against "unpatriotic" "cosmopolitan" elements began in 1946 (August 14, in Pravda), and on December 22, 1948, it was specifically tied to Jews, in this speech:
Global Trends 2025: A Transformed World
The emergence of a novel, highly transmissible, and virulent human respiratory illness for which
there are no adequate countermeasures could initiate a global pandemic. If a pandemic disease
emerges by 2025, internal and cross-border tension and conflict will become more likely as
nations struggle—with degraded capabilities—to control the movement of populations seeking to
avoid infection or maintain access to resources.
The emergence of a pandemic disease depends upon the natural genetic mutation or reassortment
of currently circulating disease strains or the emergence of a new pathogen into the human
population. Experts consider highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) strains, such as H5N1,
to be likely candidates for such a transformation, but other pathogens—such as the SARS
coronavirus or other influenza strains—also have this potential.
If a pandemic disease emerges, it probably will first occur in an area marked by high population
density and close association between humans and animals, such as many areas of China and
Southeast Asia, where human populations live in close proximity to livestock. Unregulated
animal husbandry practices could allow a zoonotic disease such as H5N1 to circulate in livestock
populations—increasing the opportunity for mutation into a strain with pandemic potential. To
propagate effectively, a disease would have to be transmitted to areas of higher population
density.
Under such a scenario, inadequate health-monitoring capability within the nation of origin
probably would prevent early identification of the disease. Slow public health response would
delay the realization that a highly transmissible pathogen had emerged. Weeks might pass
before definitive laboratory results could be obtained confirming the existence of a disease with
pandemic potential. In the interim, clusters of the disease would begin to appear in towns and
cities within Southeast Asia. Despite limits imposed on international travel, travelers with mild
symptoms or who were asymptomatic could carry the disease to other continents.
Waves of new cases would occur every few months. The absence of an effective vaccine and
near universal lack of immunity would render populations vulnerable to infection.
a
In this worst-case, tens to hundreds of millions of Americans within the US Homeland would become ill and
deaths would mount into the tens of millions.
b
Outside the US, critical infrastructure degradation and economic loss on a global scale would result as approximately a third of the worldwide population became ill and hundreds of millions died.
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a
US and global health organizations currently are working to develop vaccines that may prevent or mitigate influenza pandemics. A breakthrough in the next several years could reduce the risk posed by pandemic influenza during upcoming decades.
b
How fast a disease spreads, how many people become sick, how long they stay sick, the mortality rate, and the symptoms and after-effects will vary according to the specific characteristics of whatever pathogen is responsible for a pandemic. This scenario posits plausible characteristics that fall within a range of possibilities for these variables.
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| Anonymous CSIS informant vents his frustration |
News Item: Rumours of labour strife in Canada’s top security and intelligence service.
Canadian anti-racist watchdog
organizations are in a state of panic today over rumours that some
employees of the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS)—the
members of the Union of CSIS Plants and Agents Provocateurs (UCPAP)—may
soon file a 48 hour strike notice with the Canadian Labour Relations
Board.
The
consequences of such a shutdown are incalculable. Race-baiters rely
heavily on the misinformation that these agents in the field indirectly
feed them. In words attributed to Allan Dutton of the Anti-Racist
Research Council, “Witch-hunting is a team sport. We give CSIS a list
of racist boogeymen to spy on, and these spies in turn supply some of
the dirt we are looking for. If CSIS spies can’t get find the dirt,
then we are left totally reliant on the machinations of our imagination.
We have to invent what we can’t find. And that gets tiring after
awhile. Just ask the Southern Poverty Law Center.”
