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This seems a very strange target, considering that milk isn't nutritionally beneficial for adults, nor is it natural for a mammal to be consuming milk in adulthood. Let alone the milk of another animal! Literally no other mammal does this.

I know, I have sympathy for the many people who do see through the rather obvious bullshit. I hope they have happy and fulfilling lives, and are left alone as much as possible. I hope for the rest of my life that it's still possible for us to have a decent standard of living, in relative peace and privacy. Beyond that, I've generally given up on most of the population because I feel there is no way of getting through to them.

Personally, when I was observing people wearing masks outside, or while on their own in motor vehicles, and not in small numbers, that was the end for me. I don't care what happens to the general population, or to 'society'. Previously, I wouldn't have said that, but when people are queuing up for injections and walking around with a bits of cloth over their mouths outside, purely because someone told them to do it, I have no sympathy any more. That's the point where my sympathy runs out. I hope that I can live the rest of my life relatively unencumbered, and I set myself the simple goal of enjoying every day. I have no hope in the general population any more. There has just been months and months and months of blanket media coverage of Covid. Every fucking day. How many Covid cases are there, how many Covid deaths have there been, have the number of Covid cases gone up and down, what is Boris Johnson saying about Covid, what does the 'science' say about Covid, when can I get my third vaccination for Covid, are we going to have another Covid lockdown, how can I protect my child against Covid...on and on and on, fucking relentlessly, day in, day out. Then it just fucking disappeared. Right, it's fine now, we've accepted the situation, we're talking about the Ukraine now. Literally, every time you turn on the radio (I never turn on the TV, except to have an occasional game on the PlayStation), it's wall-to-wall...Ukraine, Putin, Russia, Ukraine, Putin, Russia, Ukraine, Putin, Russia, Ukraine, Putin, Russia, Ukraine, Putin, Russia. Covid might as well not even have existed. No-one has been held even remotely accountable for the last two years, even though it's known now that the ridiculous policies instigated have been a fucking disaster for the population, and Covid is now weaker than 'flu and it's widely accepted that we'll have to live with the virus. Which was obvious from day one, not least because loads of people who were ignored by the media and authorities stated that this was the case. Does anyone care? No, not in the slightest. They've completed accepted the clusterfuck of the last two years, and gone back to their normal lives, albeit now everything costs 50% more than it did before. So what do we hear then? Oh, I can't afford to heat my house any more because all of the prices have gone up. Food is so expensive. The government should do something. What do you think's going to happen, fuckwits, if you close down the entire fucking economy for two years?! Do you think it's going to have a beneficial impact? I used to say that I don't know why people watch zombie movies; just open your eyes outdoors because the dead walk among us every day. I just didn't realise how bad the situation was.

US Military Interventions 1946-2021 1946 Iran Troops deployed in northern province. 1946-1949 China Major US army presence of about 100,000 troops, fighting, training and advising local combatants. 1947-1949 Greece US forces wage a 3-year counterinsurgency campaign. 1948 Italy Heavy CIA involvement in national elections. 1948-1954 Philippines Commando operations, "secret" CIA war. 1950-1953 Korea Major forces engaged in war in Korean peninsula. 1953 Iran CIA overthrows government of Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh. 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CIA-backed forces overthrow President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. 2004: War on Terror: U.S. anti-terror related activities were underway in Georgia, Djibouti, Kenya, Ethiopia, Yemen, and Eritrea. 2004–present: The U.S. deploys drone strikes to aid in the War in North-West Pakistan. 2007: Somalia: AC-130 gunship conducts an aerial strike. 2010–present: Yemen - The U.S. has been launching a series of drone strikes on suspected al-Qaeda, al-Shabaab, and ISIS positions. 2011: 2011 military intervention in Libya: Operation Odyssey Dawn, United States and coalition enforcing U.N. Security Council Resolution 1973 with bombings of Libyan forces. 2011: Drone strikes on al-Shabaab militants begin in Somalia. This marks the 6th nation in which such strikes have been carried out, including Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Yemen and Libya. 2011–present: Uganda: U.S. Combat troops sent in as advisers to Uganda. 2012: Jordan: 150 U.S. troops deployed to Jordan. 2012: Turkey: 400 troops and two batteries of Patriot missiles sent to Turkey. 2013: Navy SEALs conducted a raid in Somalia and possibly killed a senior Al-Shabaab official, simultaneously another raid took place in Tripoli, Libya, where Special Operations Forces captured Abu Anas al Libi (also known as Anas al-Libi). 2014–present: Uganda: V-22 Ospreys, MC-130s, KC-135s and additional U.S. soldiers are sent to Uganda. 2014–present: American intervention in Iraq: Hundreds of U.S. troops deployed to protect American assets in Iraq and to advise Iraqi and Kurdish fighters. 2014–present: American-led intervention in Syria: American aircraft bomb Islamic State positions in Syria. Airstrikes on al-Qaeda, al-Nusra Front and Khorasan positions are also being conducted. 2014–present: Intervention against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant: Syrian locals forces and American-led coalition forces launch a series of aerial attacks on ISIL and al-Nusra Front positions in Iraq and Syria. 2015: April 30, 2015 U.S. sends ships to the Strait of Hormuz to shield vessels. 2015–present: U.S. military deploys 300 troops to Cameroon. 2017: 2017 Shayrat missile strike: Tomahawk missiles launched from U.S. naval vessels in the Mediterranean hit a Syrian airbase in Homs Governorate. 2018: bombing of Damascus and Homs was launched. 2021: February 2021 United States airstrike in Syria: On February 25, 2021, the United States military carried out an airstrike on a site in Syria. 2021: June 27, 2021, the U.S. military conducted airstrikes on Iranian-backed militias on both sides of the Iraq–Syria border. 2021: American military intervention in Somalia (2007–present): July 20, 2021, U.S. military airstrikes were conducted on al-Shabab militants in Somalia, the first of its kind since US troops withdrew and President Joe Biden took office in January 2021. On July 22, 2021, further airstrikes were conducted by the U.S. Air Force against al-Shabab militants. 2022 President Joe Biden has called Russian president Vladimir Putin an "aggressor" who "chose this war" as he announced a series of "major" sanctions against Russia for invading Ukraine. Putin had "committed an assault on the very principles that uphold the global peace."

I think it's excellent to look at this data, but it should be obvious anyway. There were only around 40-50K deaths attributed to Covid in 2020, whereas the difference between a year in which a lot of people die and a relatively small number of people die in the UK is around 60-70K. It stands to reason that you're not going to see anything excessive in terms of deaths. They can't justify it in this way, the only way it can possibly be justified is by claiming that the infrastructure of the country, healthcare services in particular, were facing some unique and rarefied threat. But I don't see how that is remotely tenable, as it's reported every year that the NHS is on the verge of collapse, particularly during the winter. This is common knowledge, particularly for people who work in healthcare, and it's not caused by Covid or any specific virus or condition; it's systemic. Also, by throttling economic activity, you're merely exacerbating the infrastructure problems, which undoubtedly causes more harm than the virus itself. If anything, the question should be why healthcare is underfunded, why the NHS is in a constant state of crisis, and why the general state of health, well-being and fitness is so poor in the first place. The answers to all of these questions aren't difficult to ascertain, but an even minimally competent media would at least pose them, rather than just uncritically swallowing anything and everything that they're spoonfed.

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Regarding the care homes deaths, you can download the official figures from here: I've taken the trouble of doing this, so here are my observations. And I'll be as generous as possible towards the view of the authorities / official narrative. There were a lot of deaths in care homes in April and May of last year. This was widely reported at the time. Those figures are still larger than the numbers we are seeing currently. The highest number is 715 on 28th April, but the average might be around 300 per day. I'm not going to sit here and work that out! But there are some days in excess of 400, and several that are quite a lot less than this number, while 5-600 is only touched a few times, so 300 per day seems a reasonable estimation. Let's say 350 maximum. However, from the end of June through to September, there were very small numbers of deaths. Between 8th June and 23rd November, there isn't a single day where there is more than 100 deaths. The average would be much less than 100 per day. And then the numbers start to increase again. But they're nowhere near the level of April and May. We still don't see a single day of 200 deaths or more until January, and the average looks to be less than 100 per day. Suddenly, in January there is a rapid increase. The average for January as a whole is easily over 200, but it's really escalated in recent days. Between 8th June, 2020 and 11th January, 2021, there was one single solitary day in which there were 200 deaths, which was 4th January (and it was exactly 200). Since 11th January, here are the figures: 11th January - 264 12th January - 254 13th January - 208 14th January - 224 15th January - 243 16th January - 60 17th January - 88 18th January - 446 19th January - 321 20th January - 312 21st January - 269 22nd January - 218 But everyone in care homes is supposed to be vaccinated by now. Plus, people in care homes have obviously been isolated, and the number of cases is supposed to be diminishing. So what you can reasonably conclude from these figures is that vaccinations have done people in care homes no good. Which is not that surprising, as no-one has suggested that the vaccination can prevent you from transmitting the Covid virus, or even that they provide you with immunity. There is a lengthy article in Forbes discussing this here. I'm sure what might happen is that the numbers will come down, and then the medical establishment will claim that it took the vaccine some time to work. But at present it's certainly difficult to argue this.

Almost a month after the European Union approved the first safe and effective vaccine against COVID-19 developed by BioNTech and Pfizer, thousands of Europeans have taken at least their first jab of the COVID-19 vaccine. Other world countries, including Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain have started vaccinating their citizens, while others are set to roll out vaccines soon. With millions of vaccines already purchased and agreements on their purchase on the way, the world is set become COVID-19 immune by 2023, by which time, many hope life will return back to how it was before the pandemic outbreak. Within less than a year, the pandemic has shocked the economies of the majority of world countries, and brought many industries to their knees, including the travel and tourism industry, which for many countries has been a powerful contributor to their economies. These industries, cannot wait for the whole world to become COVID-19 immune in order to restart, as the economic losses that world countries have faced are devastating. That is why many countries are already working on “vaccination passports” in order to enable travel and tourism to restart. Number of EU Countries Providing & Asking for “Vaccination Passports” on the Rise Back in April 2020, SchengenVisaInfo.com had reported that once a vaccine was finally effective, travellers could be asked to present proof they have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to be eligible to enter the European Union and Schengen Area Member States. An EU official had confirmed for SchengenVisaInfo.com at the time, that proof of vaccination would also be required for Schengen visa application and visa-free entry as well. Now, ten months later, the most recent country to announce its plans on the reintroduction of a document which proves its holder has been vaccinated against COVID-19 is Denmark. Denmark’s Ministry of Health and the Elderly has announced at the beginning of January that it is working on a “vaccine passport” for Danish travellers, which will soon be available for all Danish citizens who get vaccinated. The document will serve them as a “vaccination passport” to travel to the countries where vaccination becomes mandatory for entry. “The Ministry of Health and the Elderly is working on a COVID-19 vaccine passport, which is expected to be ready by early 2021,” the Ministry said confirming the plans. The Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has even sent a letter to the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, urging the Commission to introduce a Coronavirus vaccination certificate in order to facilitate travel between the bloc. On the other hand, Cyprus had warned early in December 2020, that by March 2021, its border authorities would permit to enter anyone who can show proof that he/she has been vaccinated, in addition to the regular entry requirements (passports, visas, etc.). Other countries, like Iceland and Hungary, are already applying the requirement of the so-called “immunity passports”, which in essence, is a proof that the traveller has previously been infected with COVID-19 (but is no longer), and now has antibodies in their body. While currently, Hungary permits almost no one to enter its territory, those from fellow EU countries who can prove they have already had the virus, are free to enter since early September. Travel & Tourism Organisations Against ‘COVID-19 Vaccination Passports’ Despite that many are welcoming the idea of “vaccination passports” in order to revive travel and tourism, in particular in Europe, many oppose the idea, insisting it will delay the reopening of the world for travel. Travel experts at the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), a forum for the travel and tourism industry, believe that it will take a significant amount of time to vaccinate the majority global population, in particular those in less advanced countries, or in different age groups. According to the WTTC President and CEO Gloria Guevara, only a very small share of the world population have so far taken the vaccine; thus, she believes, those who have not should be permitted to travel with negative results of COVID-19 tests. “Furthermore, the most vulnerable groups should be prioritised, a blanket vaccination requirement would simply discriminate against non-vulnerable groups, such as Generation X, Z and Millennials, who should be able to travel with proof of a negative COVID test,” she says. The introduction of “vaccination passports” has been opposed by another group, for a whole other reason. Anna Beduschi, an academic from Exeter University, insists that such a requirement would put at risk the fundamental rights of Europeans by separating people into categories based on their health status. “[Passports could] create a new distinction between individuals based on their health status, which can then be used to determine the degree of freedoms and rights they may enjoy,” Beduschi believes, insisting that “vaccination passports” pose essential questions for the protection of data privacy and human rights. Groups of anti-vaxxers, fuelled by the high volume of fake news and conspiracy theories that have been going on for months now, have also rejected the idea of “vaccination passports”. A survey conducted by the Imperial College London’s Institute of Global Health Innovation (IGHI) and YouGov on the readiness of people to be vaccinated, carried out in 15 countries showed that only about 51 per cent of participants were willing to get vaccinated in 2021. French citizens were the least willing to receive the vaccine, with only 35 per cent of the French respondents claiming they would take the vaccine as soon as they are offered to take it. What Happens If COVID-19 Vaccination Becomes a Mandatory Requirement for Travellers? If vaccination becomes a requirement for EU citizens to travel to fellow EU countries, and for third-country nationals to travel to the Schengen Area, then several things are set to take place. First, if the EU obliges travellers to vaccinate, even if travellers who are not vaccinated find a loophole in the requirement and manage to enter the EU territory, travel insurance providers may refuse to cover them. Representatives of several travel insurance providers confirmed last December for SchengenVisaInfo.com that if the EU makes vaccination mandatory for travellers to be eligible to enter its territory, they will update their policies in compliance with the EU regulations, which means they would refuse coverage to those who have not taken the vaccine. Second, travellers from third countries, which have failed to secure vaccines so far, and whose population will get the vaccines, maybe at the end of the year, or next year, will practically be banned from entering Europe. Moreover, as the majority of world countries plan to complete vaccination for their whole population only somewhere in 2022, this means that travel and tourism industries will fail to start its gradual return to pre-pandemic levels until everyone is vaccinated, which may take quite some time.

Hi kids, hope you had a nice day at school. Just to let you know, even the mildest form of dissent is now frowned upon and censured. You don't have anything that even remotely approaches freedom of speech. And do you know what mummy and daddy did to prevent this? Absolutely nothing. We were far too distracted by Celebrity Fuck Island, and cowered into submission by wanting to be the same as our friends and peers. It's our fault. Now you get to live in this society. Good luck! That is what parents all over the country, and indeed planet, should tell their children.

I consider it self-evident that we live in an elitist society, and I consider it remarkable when people are determined to believe otherwise, or to claim that this has occurred by accident. Those that busy themselves with their everyday lives and don't question anything, I understand. Those that are apologists for the indefensible, while not benefiting from it directly, I don't understand.

We don't know how this is going to play out yet, so I would advise people to be vigilant of all possibilities, but reluctant to jump to any conclusions. I've saved this document: https://ec.europa.eu/health/sites/health/files/vaccination/docs/2019-2022_roadmap_en.pdf This comfortably predated Covid BTW. This document makes pretty grim reading, with plans to plans for a "Commission proposal for a common vaccination card / passport for EU citizens". But it might not be mandatory. It might be possible to travel without it. Exceptions might have to be allowed, as otherwise people that cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons in particular, or religious reasons to a lesser extent, would have legal case for discrimination. Everything major is always used for more control, more tracking and tracing, etc. But I wouldn't advise worrying yourself silly over something which is yet to occur, and the extent of which is not clear yet. Equally, we shouldn't bury our heads in the sand regarding the possible implementation of some grisly plans. Nonetheless, I've been told continually for 20 years...the FEMA camps are coming, the FEMA camps are coming. I'm still waiting. I've also encountered many correct predictions, but there is no-one in the conspiracy world who gets everything correct or is infallible, so I would just wait and see what happens next.

I'm struggling to see how this would change my life…

This only scratches the surface of the true psychological and emotional consequences of what is occurring, but it does give some indication. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/stories-55326874

Other European countries have been openly fascist / authoritarian, or have been occupied, etc. That's the difference. People in Britain broadly still have a positive view of the UK's institutions and establishment because its never been openly fascist. And because Britain has never been occupied in recent years, and there hasn't been any form of war within the borders of the UK in recent years, there is this general feeling that Britain is enduring and based on dignified values. The older generation in particular still think of Britain as "the country of long shadows on county [cricket] grounds, warm beer, invincible green suburbs, dog lovers, and — as George Orwell said — old maids bicycling to Holy Communion through the morning mist," as John Major put it. Of course, it has evolved somewhat from when I was younger, but there is still this feeling that we're all in it together, that I believe emanates from the war years, and that the establishment in good-old-Britain could never be corrupt; after all, we fought against fascism. I have seen this with my own parents. It would be impossible for me to explain to my mum and her husband that in acting in response to the Covid-19 virus, the government may not have the best interests of the general population in mind; in fact, it may be deliberately acting against the interests of the majority of people. My mum's husband absolutely 100% believes that Britain is a 'good' country, doesn't have any knowledge that contradicts this, and indeed won't even entertain any. While I'm sure this applies in many countries, I do think it's different in virtually all other European nations, because they have experienced open fascism and authoritarianism, and they don't believe that everything is in stasis as they've witnessed countries collapsing, civil wars, military juntas, the Berlin Wall falling, the end of the Iron Curtain, etc. People in Britain haven't experienced that; my mum's husband's entire impression of current affairs can be summed up by the phrase...and now on BB1 - the News at Ten. That's why something like this is so dangerous in Britain because most people wouldn't recognise fascism or authoritarianism if it poked them up the bum, whereas that doesn't apply in Berlin, for example.

One of the things I say quite often to my friend, who is very much awake, is that you have to remember...you don't consume any mainstream media, so you're not getting that perspective whatsoever. And then, on top of that, you consume tonnes of alternative media, books, etc. The average person is the polar opposite of that, so it's not that surprising that they cannot reason properly, even if they come out of education with any ability to do this. I haven't actually seen any of the films you mentioned yet, but I love Century of the Self, also by Adam Curtis, so I can recommend that to you if you haven't seen it!