
Beaujangles
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2 hours ago, Campion said:
This gives me a glimmer of hope: if they are still rolling out boosters then maybe the 3 jabs I had won't be enough to do whatever it is that's intended.
Yes, I think the ones affected by the first two are likely reacting to the juice, whereas many didnt (not yet). We all have different immune systems and reactions. Also, I imagine there were many who received a placebo being that the jabs were in 'trials'. Keep up with the Magnesium etc. and chelate whatever you can from your body.
Had a talk with my gynaecologist today... he is very renowned in my city... however he is fully on board with the 'covid' and the need for 'vaccinations'. He believes the ICU's were very busy in past two years (although a nurse I know in same ICU says otherwise). He also said that Ontario has approximately 1600 ventilators... adding that "of course there is a possibility that they were used for other things besides 'covid'." Yea...no shit!
He did agree though that the unvaccinated were not a problem and that using them to point fingers at to make a case was ridiculous. He also agreed that we should be choosing what we do with our own bodies. He is actually one of only a few docs that I have spoken to that believe in covid. But he is very high up the chain in his field so no doubt being schooled by the nobs of the medical world.
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1 hour ago, numnuts said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-62876420
'UK Covid infections lowest since last October.'
'Covid is decreasing in England and Wales, but staying constant in Northern Ireland and Scotland.'
From that link...this makes me laugh:
"The autumn booster campaign began across most of the UK last week, with care home residents vaccinated first. Everyone aged 50 and over will be invited over the coming weeks."
Like they are being asked to a celebration...more like a meeting of the soon to be departed.
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2 hours ago, EnigmaticWorld said:
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I don't think she's wearing a mask. I'm not a schizoposter.
LOL
No I dont think you think she is. Im generally wondering. I thought we all were. :-)
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16 hours ago, MissSensible said:
But why though? I am geniunely intrigued. What makes people, who are usually fairly sensible, so weak minded when it comes to the Queen. They're literally sobbing and becoming blind with rage if anyone says the slightest thing against the monarchy. People who would normally not behave like this.
The response I get when I ask why of Brits (except myself of course lol) is that "She has been a good Queen." and that she has "Remained dignified" or that she "has worked hard for the country"
The fact that it is the peasants who say this is quite bemusing .... then there are others who say " We need to be rid of the Monarchy"
And others who say
" What is the alternative?"
Now that last response is the one that really gets you thinking... because maybe this is why people flow with a Monarchy as it has APPEARED to be safe??
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50 minutes ago, EnigmaticWorld said:
Just looks like material to stop jewlery chafing, but a higher resolution image would help.
Why would she wear a mask? If its because she thinks it looks better than the original...whatever does she look like underneath? Or is it someone else and she is filling in for the real thing...for whatever reason??
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Not sure of any relevance, especially in this topic...but who knows!!
There have been fighter planes circling for almost two hours in this part of Ontario Canada. Extremely loud engines. They look very dark green in colour...possibly black. Flying very low at some points. I took a pic as one was close and almost overhead, they are quite large.
God knows what this lunatic Prime Minister could be up to next.
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4 hours ago, Tinfoil Hat said:
I wonder if there's any relevance to the royal corpse being transparted from Balmoral to Holyrood House today, the 21st anniversary of 9/11? Ritual or coincidence?
I believe I once read that the number 8 (also number 11) was symbolic to the ptb, She died on the 8th and the numbers for the transportation add up to 8.
9 + 11 + 2022. 9 +1+1+2+2+2 =17 1+7 =8. I'll try to find the relevence to them...I think death is one of the meanings of the number.
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41 minutes ago, RobinJ said:
huh? Im not sure that makes sense. Why would it be announced anywhere except UK first? Someone f'd up. Maybe you misunderstood me. I was told by my Canadian friends she had died, I checked BBC web site at that time-they said she was ill and Harry was on route. I did a web search too and found loads of 'its a hoax' proclamations. 4 hours later BBC announced she was dead. It was announced in Canada before UK.
It makes sense...lol. My kids didnt hear about it until same time as UK...and theyre in Canada. If a tabloid/News in Canada released the News at say 3 pm Canada time it would be 8pm in UK. I can see that causing a mixup. I dont know anyone in Canada who had the News before 1.30 pm Canada time (EST). I didnt say Canada heard it first as from what I have seen and heard they got the News after the UK...not much after. It was released in UK at 6.30pm ish. Thats 1.30pm in Eastern Canada...and 10.30 am Western Canada time as there is a time difference. UK is five hours ahead of Canada time.
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On 9/9/2022 at 9:58 AM, RobinJ said:
I find it interesting that they have not said what she died of, is that so they can concoct a story later...? According to news today she was dead before Harry got there.
Also, another weird fact, the queens death was announced in Canada at least 4 hours before the palace announced it. Then it was smashed down as fake news everywhere. That makes me wonder if she may have been dead long before it was announced. Could have been months for all we know.
Now they will spend billions on a side show of a funeral and most likely a coronation of the next adrenochrome addicted paedo baby eater in line.
There is a 5 hour time difference between UK and (Eastern) Canada...(8 hours for Western Canada). If Eastern Canada got the news at 1.30 pm it would be 6.30 pm in UK. I think thats what the confusion was.
I was travelling on a plane from the UK on the day she died and she was still alive when I left UK at 11.45am. (Canada 6.45 am) I arrived back in Canada at approx 1.45pm (6.45 pm UK time). I got a text from within Canada at 3pm (8pm UK time) to say the Queen had died...followed by the guy driving the airport bus saying he had just heard the Queen had died. it would seem the News hit Canada around 6.30pm/7pm UK time (1.30pm/2pm Canada time, which would appear at first glance to be 5 hours prior to actual time.)
I thought I read that only Charles and Anne were there prior to her death?
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3 hours ago, novymir said:
No, you were talking about "fetuses" in the post I quoted and responded to.
Yes, of course I was talking about fetuses, this is a thread pertaining to abortion. What do you think is going to be the topic? Then I said this:
''Yes, many older humans are unable to sustain life without assistance and next of kins have the job of consenting to removal of life support. I made a reference earlier of my sons friend whose mother had to do just that.''
3 hours ago, novymir said:As to "viability". As to the "viability" of a life.
Meaning: "capable of living". Or, viability: "the ability to live, grow, and develop".
An early fetus is not capable of growing without a 'host'. That would be it's mother. It has the ability to live, grow and develop only with its mother, not as a separate life until it becomes viable with life without a host. Like I said before I will not continually repeat myself. So kindly block me. You are becoming ridiculous in your inability to be rational.
3 hours ago, novymir said:There's no doubt this abortion bullshit got popularized, institutionalized, and industrialized by the eugenicists and "scientific" materialists--the "saviors of mankind" from all the "superstitious nonsense"(spirituality) that was before...the "illuminated ones" infiltrated the spheres of influence(and invented new ones) in the various countries and cultures. Problem-reaction-$olution. The problem-$olvers are the problem creator$.
I couldnt give a rats ass about eugenicists. Please stay on topic your posts go way off from staying on topic. Dont bring me into your ranting either. My posts here are about the topic and I will not respond to your off topic rants about'infiltrated spheres of influence'.
3 hours ago, novymir said:You can complain about my mode of operation all you want, and project some paranoid this or that,,, there are those that can see what you cannot.
Your investment blinds you.
haha, my investment blinds me....okay then...( I will stay polite - as difficult as it is)
I also do not care about your modus operanti enough to continue this nonsense, so as I have stated...block me. You dont like my opinion...then block me. Scroll on by... I welcome it.
3 hours ago, novymir said:What is "iatrogenesis"?
Why not start a topic on iatrogenic situations. You could probably fill the thread with your own views and opinions on it.. I'll make sure to keep my distance, so as not to distract you. Ciao.
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3 hours ago, novymir said:
No, actually, I'm talking about any human outside of the womb. Any human that cannot sustain themselves without some kind of assistance, not just "elderly", anyone for any reason. You made that a "viability" qualification. Not me.
You could clearly see that I was talking about people on life support as I mentioned it and also posted a few pages back about my sons friend in such a circumstance. Trying to bait me with ignorance doesn't work. I certainly was not referring to elderly as you well know. I am beginning to question the intelligence of life on earth as it seems even the obvious flies over many peoples heads.
3 hours ago, novymir said:Yeah, who cares.
You think you own your body? You "think" you make your own decisions?...yeah, yeah, sure you do.
Well you sure as hell don't own my body... so your opinion means nothing to me on that front.
If you want to talk suicide...maybe find a relevant thread...or create you own... but then...
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1 hour ago, novymir said:
Well, as I have stated earlier here, I don't have any personal investment in this issue per se.
Well you do if you keep coming back with something to say to attack anothers opinion.
1 hour ago, novymir said:But...your statement about "viable life" and whether it can "sustain itself" would also apply to any humans, humans that could not sustain their life without some kind of assistance, you seem to be making a value distinction between older humans and humans at the beginning of their time here. Because we know that the so-called "health-care" industry claims as it's premise for being is the "saving of lives" and the repair and/or reduction of damages to the body...it contradicts itself(in many other ways too), it displays a hypocrisy, that can only be "justified"(covered up) by making a value judgement against humans at the beginning, and imposing that value-judgement upon them, and apparently because they are not yet in a position to agree or disagree with the idea to terminate their time here in an otherwise unnatural way, its okay , except then, it's also murder. Plain and simple.
Yes, many older humans are unable to sustain life without assistance and next of kins have the job of consenting to removal of life support. I made a reference earlier of my sons friend whose mother had to do just that.
I am making no value distinction and I am not going to keep repeating myself. It is you who is surmising what I think, and surmising what i make distinct or indistinct. You are free to do that but without much to offer yourself it becomes nauseating having to read judgment calls...that are based on nothing more than personal belief. (Which you are free to have).
1 hour ago, novymir said:What does "Do no harm" mean? I'm confused I guess. I'm just not "thinking" about it enough...must "think" more.. then I'll understand the proper understanding....do some more intellectuall somersaults and gymnastics....some more legalese too...
Your veiled mental gymnastics at pointing fingers at me does not go unnoticed. I would advise you to scroll on past my posts as I will yours. I have said my belief and that is that. Being attacked with belief systems that the owners feel are superior is of no interest to me. Calling something murder is where you are at... I believe your modus operandi begans and ends with that. Can you even see what anyone else says? You must believe what you believe and thats fine with me....I have nothing more to say on the matter. The topic is "What is your view". I gave mine. If you dont like it...move on... I dont give two shits one way or the other what you think...tbh. Try attacking someone who does.
1 hour ago, novymir said:In this world we're free to murder. No big deal. But it's funny to see the twisted reasoning that is used to pretend it's something else though. Them in the white coats, clean and beautiful on the outside, but inside is all kinds of filth and corruption.
Judgment calls again...
1 hour ago, novymir said:And then there's the issue of governmental subsidizings of these procedures...your tax-dollars at work...whether you "agree" with the procedure or not...you will contribute your money to it if you're paying taxes to a government that directs some of that money in that direction. So much for "free-choice".
In Canada every homeowner pays property tax toward public school or Catholic school education. Many dont have children at school. many dont agree with education system....but they still pay the tax. Car taxes, gasoline, etc paying for roads? Yet many road travellers use buses, taxis, bicycles which do not use gasoline - should car owners refuse to pay the tax for others to use the roads without paying for them? Lets be realistic here... your only gripe is abortion... yet you have no understanding of the situations that it involves. As you say in your own words:
''Silly-assed game...this world.''
Yes it is...because many people that make a noise are clueless.
1 hour ago, novymir said:Soon there won't be any "traditional" pro-creation, so no one will have to concern themselves about this issue.
Oh really? So life created in a test tube or a petrie dish wont have the pro lifers demanding all petrie dish/test tube contents be preserved and baptised for the next life?
1 hour ago, novymir said:It's true, "death' ain't the worst thing that could happen.
In fact, it can be the release...
So, who cares? Hahaha!
Negative, judgmental ism, and unwillingness to let others lead their lives and make their own decisions is what causes many suicides... but who cares right???
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8 hours ago, barca said:
In a strict, spiritual—yet non-religious—sense, abortion is murder. Statistically, only 1% of abortions are performed with a claim of rape/incest.
Even in rape/incest cases, it is a myth that abortion is the best option in order to save the life of the mother. There are surgical procedure that can be done to save the life of the mother, but these procedures attempt to save both mother and child. If the child unfortunately dies, that is a tragedy, but it is not an outright abortion.I am tempted, like many, to be open to the idea of very early abortions (pre-7 weeks), but even this leaning is only due to human selfishness. As I said before, in the strictest sense, it is a spiritual wrong, and can be no other way, since LIFE is sacred.
Those who support abortion are primarily ego-driven and oppose life.
Again your opinion...when people become judge and jury I lose interest in their views...you are clueless it would seem to the facts and the many circumstances involved in these situations.
Your last line is the most idiotic and completely baseless...except for being based on outright judgment and sanctimonious presumption.... and yes that is also my opinion... which, like you, I am entitled to.
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8 hours ago, barca said:
We are also responsible for the bodies inside us, if we so happen to be pregnant with a child. A human's right to life does not somehow begin when it exits the birth canal. Modern women may not like to hear this, but it still makes perfect sense.
Do you support abortions up until the moment of birth?
Thanks for your opinion which I respect. I think everyone needs to respect other peoples opinions regarding this and all matters.
This topic is about a woman. Women should always have dominion over their body...pregnant or otherwise. This is why we are asked to sign consent forms prior to all medical procedures. It is up to the woman concerned what decisions she makes. You cannot dictate your views onto me or anyone else...no more than I wish to force my views on you. It is not up for debate as I have my views and you have yours....as it should be.
Modern women??? Not sure what that is supposed to mean. I am a mother and a grandmother so making a judgment call about me may not be the best call for you.
As a matter of fact, I have made my view clear insofar as viable fetuses. (Many times on here) Please feel free to go back and read. However, as a matter of giving you a further FYI " No I do not support terminations once a fetus is a viable life. I have also explained a viable life...the facts of that statement. Once a human being is able to sustain its life with minimal invasion or can breathe be itself it will fight its way out of the host (Mother) by way of labour and subsequent delivery, whether a woman wants that or not. So at that point it becomes a viable life. It is also a viable life within its mother at a certain gestation period and I believe once it reaches that stage it is necessary to deliver. Based on my medical experience I would say 20 weeks should be the cut off and depending on the circumstance of mother and/or fetus after that point a doctors assessment should be made as to later terminations or deliveries. There are many circumstances that can occur for both at this stage.
I have no interest in engaging in a debate that does not respect my or others opinions. We have the right to make our decisions and form our opinions without the dictates and manipulations of others. Hope my post explains my view, whether you agree with it or not.
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3 hours ago, KingKitty said:
Having Covid would be the least of his medical concerns. Besides, is, "______ tests positive for Covid!", really a headline grabber anymore? Hasn't Fauci come down with it like five times already? It's the little boy who cried wolf, at this point in the game.
I guess when you couple it with Kamala Harris as a switch...it does become a headline grabber. It will take Bidens demise real or otherwise to install the next puppet.
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10 minutes ago, Youknownothingbutyou said:
yes, i remember seeing that a year ago folks
I wonder if all the lucky 2 free pricks/jabs/injections customers are still alive!!
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8 hours ago, Bombadil said:
I wont digress from the topic again but...
I have all the books by a Native American author, Joseph M. Marshall III.
There's a few so cant quote exactly from which book. In it there is an account of a war between two local tribes. during this a young braves betrothed is kidnapped. He journeys on his own to rescue her.
When he arrives at the enemy village he decides recklessly to just enter. Act as though he's meant to be there.
He sees an old lady struggling with firewood. As it is winter and because of the shared values of the tribes in the area, he stops to help her. Regardless of the risk.
It is observed by an enemy tribal elder, who upon seeing the old ways respected then lets the rescue go ahead unhindered.
I know its off topic but goes to show some great values revered by the tribes
Yes, the old native ways were based on respect. Here, there are still tribes in Canada as well as in USA. Although they have been disregarded and treated poorly by the 'invading' powers, between themselves they have great respect still for each other. Cant speak for all...but from my experience I can see they have a unique loyalty that surpasses the current system by miles. It is quite sad to see how they are treated by authorities even now....right down to needed fresh water supplies.
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10 minutes ago, XelNaga said:
No, I'm not a believer, in a religious sense. Abrahamic religions are a psy-op. I'm a spiritual person.
If we were not to judge people, we would have a bunch of rapists, murderers and thieves roaming around. Would you like to live in a world like that? Would you like your 4 children to live in a world like that?
Would "God" judge someone or not, we do not know (aldo more evidence goes against that idea than for it). But if we as people have never judged anyone, this place would be far worse than it is right now.
I think force is the operative word here.
Rape, 1st degree Murder are forcing somebody against their will. This is inherently wrong. Theft becomes relatable however. Big Parma is thieving (and killing) with legal approval...so they fly under the radar (at least legally if not lawfully). If a woman with no money steals for her hungry children - is this wrong? Or does it fall into 'survival' mode? Lots of questions and lots of opinion. At the end of the day we are responsible for our own bodies and our own beliefs.
I think tribal native Americans and their 'elder' system which consisted of revered elders and sages had value. Respect is a big thing insofar as behaviours...imo.
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On 7/19/2022 at 12:41 AM, skitzorat said:
In America they're currently suffering through the "NINJA" variant.
Internal Medicine expert and Infuse Chi Dr. Adalbert Pilip breaks down why the new COVID variant, 'Ninja,'
This is the guy interviewed... studied Israel, speaks Hebrew Russian... heart specialist...probably an expert on Myocarditis and dropping dead for no reason
....sounds innocent enough..right ( LOLOL). Looks like his posse all gave him 5 stars too.
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On 7/19/2022 at 2:11 AM, XelNaga said:
Perhaps it does.
But, in a crazy world like this one, perhaps we should be judgmental of certain people and behaviours, maybe we would help decrease the craziness
I think if one is religious as you may or may not be...then surely the only judgment is by God or whatever is the real name. We have free agency and anyone who feels that they can domineer anothers free agency is challenging that (God?) given free agency. If by that token 'sinners' (however one defines them) are to be saved by 'God' ( as is the doctrine) and He alone makes that determination....then why are people throwing stones?
'Let thee among thee without sin........'
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2 hours ago, SimonTV said:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/mandatory-random-testing-resumes-airports-1.6520257
Canada still going. They are forcing unvaccinated travelled in to 14 day quarantine at the moment and forcing travellers to use their covid app when entering the country unvaccinated.
They are also random testing all upon return to Canada. They just changed it from just unvaccinated getting randomly selected to vaccinated as well. Then 8 days into the 'quarantine' they re calling people trying to get them on video to do an 8 day in test with them watching. Most people just say 'sorry no video capability'. Then 'they' just say 'do test anyway and put in the mail or drop box'... yea...good luck with that haha.
Basically this country is ran by a lunatic and supported by more lunatics.
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4 hours ago, XelNaga said:
Well, people that range from 20-30 years old belong to my category of "people fucking with random strangers".
That statistics prove my point.
Also, 85% of unmarried women kind of also prove my point.
This proves my point of hangup-py and judgmental.
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And Dickwan loves to laugh at posts... good puppy.
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Coronavirus Mega-Thread.
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Posted · Edited by Beaujangles
I have a friend whose dog developed IMHA immediately after a rabies vaccination. It was clearly the vax as the dog was amazingly healthy prior to it.