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... except they 'forgot' to tell you this was over the last 2 years! Wow! Really scary, isn't it? I wonder if there's a vaccination for it? Should I wear 2 or 3 masks and sing Happy Birthday 3 times while scrubbing my hands?
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The Flat Earth/Globe Earth Discussion Thread
webtrekker replied to bflat's topic in Space & Universe
Really? A major flaw right at the beginning is that there is no way his Sun and Moon could ever appear on, or near the horizon unless his 'Black Sun' was on the surface and not in the hole. Simple geometry! -
The Flat Earth/Globe Earth Discussion Thread
webtrekker replied to bflat's topic in Space & Universe
Reminds me of that old Frank Sinatra song ... 'Drive Me To The Moon.' -
Yeah. I meant to say it was an old article but lost my internet connection! It just shows though that even back in 2009 they were prepared to give dodgy shots to the public while looking after themselves. This will have happened during Covid too without a doubt.
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In Germany, a Better Vaccine for Politicians? By Tristana Moore / Berlin Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009 Andreas Rentz / Getty Critics are calling it a two-tier health system — one for the politically well connected, another for the hoi polloi. As Germany launched its mass-vaccination program against the H1N1 flu virus on Monday, the government found itself fending off accusations of favoritism because it was offering one vaccine believed to have fewer side effects to civil servants, politicians and soldiers, and another, potentially riskier vaccine to everyone else. The government had hoped that Germans would rush to health clinics to receive vaccinations against the rapidly spreading disease, but now rising anger over the different drugs may cause many people to shy away. Amid growing fears of a possible global flu pandemic, the German government prepared for its mass-vaccination campaign earlier this year by ordering 50 million doses of the Pandemrix vaccine, enough for a double dose for 25 million people, about a third of the population. The vaccine, manufactured by GlaxoSmithKline, contains an immunity-enhancing chemical compound, known as an adjuvant, whose side effects are not yet entirely known. Then, after a report was leaked to the German media last week, the Interior Ministry confirmed that it had ordered a different vaccine, Celvapan, for government officials and the military. Celvapan, which is made by U.S. pharmaceutical giant Baxter, does not contain an adjuvant and is believed to have fewer side effects than Pandemrix. Update: this is a 2009 article - https://content.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1932366,00.html
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Nice one! It came up with this little gem on my second attempt ... Greta Thunberg, a weatherman and a climate change denier walk into a bar ... The bartender says, "You’re both welcome here."
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@EnigmaticWorld Tested and works now!
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Yeah, sorry, it's the way this bloody forum deals with links. If you edit them it still directs you to the unedited version you started with. Try this ... https://fudgeys.co.uk/AI_Voices/Fishy-Rishi_letter_final.mp3
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Another attempt, this time using Rishi Sunak as the voice model. Here's the process I used ... I downloaded a 1:56 sample of Sunak's voice from this youtube vid - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZu94-yedJQ I used this sample to create a new voice model in the AI Generator. For a text sample I used part of Sunak's recent termination letter to Zahawi. 4. After Generating the sample I downloaded the resulting mp3 file, which you can hear now ... https://fudgeys.co.uk/AI_Voices/Fishy-Rishi_letter.mp3 [See link posted below]. Bloody great this thing, but I've now exceeded my monthly limit of 10,000 words.
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Scotland Edinburgh ban meat in school dinners
webtrekker replied to Greenhulk50's topic in Today's News
Crushed Bug ‘Additive’ Being Fed To Kids Across The EU Published on January 30, 2023 Written by Paul Joseph Watson As of January 25th, a food additive made out of powdered crickets began appearing in foods from pizza to pasta to cereals across the European Union Yes, really. Defatted house crickets are on the menu for Europeans across the continent, without the vast majority of them knowing it is now in their food. “This comes thanks to a European Commission ruling passed earlier this month,” reports RT. “As per the decision, which cited the scientific opinion of the European Food Safety Authority, the additive is safe to use in a whole range of products, including but not limited to cereal bars, biscuits, pizza, pasta-based products, and whey powder." But don’t worry, because the crickets first have to be checked to make sure they “discard their bowel content” before being frozen. Oh well that’s all right then. Critics suggested that once bugs become widely accepted as a food additive, their consumption will become normalized across the board. “The Liberal World Order has decided that the little people must eat bugs to prevent the climate from fluctuating, in accordance with ruling class ideology,” writes Dave Blount. “Yet rather than mindlessly obey ‘The Experts’ as most did with Covid policy, people have resisted. So our moonbat overlords are furtively sneaking insects into food.” “This will allow them to reveal in the near future that we have already been eating bugs, so there is no reason to object to them shutting down farms and imposing a new diet.” The European Union also recently approved the use of Alphitobius diaperinus, otherwise known as the lesser mealworm, for human consumption. As we have exhaustively documented, globalist technocrats and ‘climate change’ activists have consistently lobbied for people to start eating bugs to fight global warming, despite the practice being linked to parasitic infections. I somewhat doubt that elitist technocrats who recently visited Davos will be switching to the bug diet, no matter how much they browbeat us about ‘man-made climate change’. Back in November, the Washington Post advised Americans that instead of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, which now is unaffordable for a quarter of families, they should instead look to eating bugs. While livestock farmers in the Netherlands are being ‘climate change’ regulated out of existence, school children are being indoctrinated to eat bugs, while another German school has banned meat entirely. See more here technocracy.news -
Oops! My mistake! If you go to the History page you can then select a track that you have generated and there is a download button which will allow you to save it in mp3 format ... Hope that helps anyone considering trying this out. Note also that the Free version is restricted to converting 10,000 characters per month and allows you to make up to 5 extra voices.
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It's good fun to play with, but anyone using it to deepfake voices would have to be careful what they are putting out there. I was amazed at the quality of the voice produced by the generator from just a small sample of speech. Combine this with ChatGPT and you could generate all kinds of professional-sounding speeches and presentations from just about any voice you have a sample of!
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Ok, this is good! I registered for FREE and got the AI to learn a new voice from a 1-minute sample of Matt Hancock's voice that I downloaded from a youtube speech of his. Once I had this new voice I simply copied & pasted some random text (from one of your posts above, actually!) and generated the audio. There is no facility to download the generated audio so I had to capture the stereo mix in Audacity and saved it as an mp3 file. So here's Matt Hancock reading your post ... https://fudgeys.co.uk/AI_Voices/Matt-DAZOLAM_sample.mp3 This is the text of your post, used to generate the audio using Hancock's voice ... "Blackrock‘s $3 trillion portfolio’s biggest holding is Apple, but the firm’s portfolio includes many of the United States’ most successful companies involved with biometrics, according to figures compiled by finance industry data company Fintel." I could definitely have some fun with this!!!
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Might have been that new, deadly variant: Co-Incidence-19(84).
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I've signed the UK Gov Petition but I don't think Change.org petitions are recognised by Parliament, which is why I have given up signing them. I'm beginning to think Change.org has been set up as a means to take away many of the signatures that would normally have gone to the official Gov site. This may be just my conspiratorial mind though!
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Oh dear! He mustn't have got the 'Stay away from the vaccines at all costs' memo.
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5g? 6g? Sex? ...........
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The Flat Earth/Globe Earth Discussion Thread
webtrekker replied to bflat's topic in Space & Universe
That book/article is a load of bollocks. I actually laughed out loud at his 10-minute 'test' to 'prove' we are living in a simulation. Has this supposedly educated person never heard of jpeg artefacts, antialiasing, or any other of the many anomalies that appear in digital photographs? He classes the 'weird outlines' of his finger as something that doesn't occur naturally and must therfore indicate a simulated reality. It's a PHOTOGRAPH, FFS!!! Does he see the outlines with his normal vision? I certainly don't, do any of you? As for his nuclear bombs being a signal to 'galaxy-wide' aliens that we are destructive, and must be either avoided or destroyed ,is pure bunkum. The first serious detonation of an atomic bomb was in 1945, so the signal that this has supposedly produced will only have been travelling through Space for 77 years ............... hardly 'galaxy-wide!' I seriously doubt that any aliens (assuming they exist at all) will have received signlas from us (that can only have been generated in modern times) and had time to act on them before the human race, or possibly even the entire Earth, has suffered extinction. And whats this doing in a Flat Earth thread anyway? -
The Flat Earth/Globe Earth Discussion Thread
webtrekker replied to bflat's topic in Space & Universe
Should this not be in a Photography thread? I can't see what it has to do with a Flat Earth.