Did COMPUTER MODELLING Cause The CHAOS Of The Last 20 Years?

[Truthblast]

It somehow took only 31 years to study the cause and - surprise surprise - Saddam Hussein is at fault once more.

 

Depleted Uranium rounds, toxic rocket propellants, classified exotic materials used in Tank Armour by the U.S. and undocumented use of Microwave Weapons and the like had nothing to do with it.

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-61398886

[whatthefoxhat]

2 minutes ago, Truthblast said:

It somehow took only 31 years to study the cause and - surprise surprise - Saddam Hussein is at fault once more.

 

Depleted Uranium rounds, toxic rocket propellants, classified exotic materials used in Tank Armour by the U.S. and undocumented use of Microwave Weapons and the like had nothing to do with it.

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-61398886

That'll be similar to that Novichok stuff ''one of the most deadly nerve agents in the world'' that could be got rid of with a wet wipe

[Truthblast]

15 minutes ago, whatthefoxhat said:

That'll be similar to that Novichok stuff ''one of the most deadly nerve agents in the world'' that could be got rid of with a wet wipe

 

The advertising potential for those wet wipes is... magnificent.

[Macnamara]

On 5/10/2022 at 1:27 PM, Macnamara said:

But if we pan out a bit we can see various nato countries flooding weaponry into the warzone which makes it look as if they are trying to bog russia down into a modern day vietnam-style meatgrinder. This was done once before in afghanistan

 

But if we pan out again we can see that the military industrial complex is making vast sums of money by creating all of this hardware. Their business model requires constant war to create a constant market for their products and ukraine is their latest client

 

However it isn't ukraine footing the bill of course! Its YOU, the taxpayer, who pays for the government to buy this hardware from the private corporations (owned by the cabal)

 

Biden Wanted $33B More For Ukraine. Congress Quickly Raised it to $40B. Who Benefits?

Tens of billions, soon to be much more, are flying out of U.S. coffers to Ukraine as Americans suffer, showing who runs the U.S. Government, and for whose benefit.

22 hr ago

On May 3, Biden visited a Lockheed Martin facility (see lead photo) and “praised the… plant that manufactures Javelin anti-tank missiles, saying their work was critical to the Ukrainian war effort and to the defense of democracy itself.”

Indeed, by transferring so much military equipment to Ukraine, the U.S. has depleted its own stockpiles, necessitating their replenishment with mass government purchases. One need not be a conspiracy theorist to marvel at the great fortune of this industry, having lost their primary weapons market just eight months ago when the U.S. war in Afghanistan finally ended, only to now be gifted with an even greater and more lucrative opportunity to sell their weapons by virtue of the protracted and always-escalating U.S. role in Ukraine. Raytheon, the primary manufacturer of Javelins along with Lockheed, has been particularly fortunate that its large stockpile, no longer needed for Afghanistan, is now being ordered in larger-than-ever quantities by its former Board member, now running the Pentagon, for shipment to Ukraine.

https://greenwald.substack.com/p/biden-wanted-33b-more-for-ukraine?token=eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjo1MTM2MzIyMSwicG9zdF9pZCI6NTQzMDY1MDgsIl8iOiJpV0x5cSIsImlhdCI6MTY1MjI0NTA2MCwiZXhwIjoxNjUyMjQ4NjYwLCJpc3MiOiJwdWItMTI4NjYyIiwic3ViIjoicG9zdC1yZWFjdGlvbiJ9.gtwphMWQuzI_bFwR__l86TbYhyZitaOJLc3Q_NvvWZo&s=r

[Truthblast]

So there are no "influential ruling family dynasties", eh?

 

[Truthblast]

A very, very severe security flaw/backdoor in the F5 network security technology used by 48 of the Fortune 50 companies and hundreds of other large organizations worldwide has left their entire computer networks wide open to intrusion by snooping hackers.

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.techtarget.com/searchsecurity/news/252518097/Critical-F5-vulnerability-under-exploitation-in-the-wild%3famp=1

 

Hackers who use the exploit can penetrate deep into secured corporate/organization networks, take full control of the machines and software on those networks, jump over onto adjacent networks normally impossible to access over the Internet, and steal or wipe massive amounts of private data and also the system itself.

[Anti Facts Sir]

Fucked up people, get seduced by dark forces offering what they think are valuable things like wealth, power, influence and all that shite.

 

So it just goes on and on.

[Truthblast]

Scary shit...

 

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-05-10/report-immigration-officials-spying-on-majority-of-americans

 

https://americandragnet.org/

 

Formed in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, ICE was given sweeping powers to fight terrorism and enforce immigration law. Since then, the agency has collected data on hundreds of millions of Americans largely without much oversight or accountability, often crossing legal and ethical lines to amass people’s personal information to weave a vast surveillance system, according to the Georgetown report.

 

Among other findings, the report documents that ICE has driver’s license data for 3 in 4 adults living in the U.S.; has scanned at least 1 in 3 of all adults’ driver’s licenses with face recognition technology; can track the movement of vehicles in cities that are home to nearly 3 in 4 adults; and can locate 3 in 4 adults through their utility records.

 

In California, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill in 2020 that promised to protect utility customer data from exposure to federal immigration officials. But ICE officials found a way around the law, purchasing access to hundreds of millions of Americans’ utility records provided by data brokers Thomson Reuters and Equifax.

 

When state officials discovered that the agency was using a state system to view driver’s license information, legislators passed Assembly Bill 1747 in 2019, which prohibits ICE from gaining access to the system for civil immigration enforcement purposes.

 

But ICE found a way around this too. The Georgetown report suggests that ICE may have accessed driver’s license data collected by California DMV through LexisNexis Risk Solutions, a data broker. Documents show that the California DMV directly sells its data to LexisNexis. Since March 2021, ICE has contracted with LexisNexis to access driver records.

[Truthblast]

Hilarious how the presenter panics...

 

 

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[Greenhulk50]

Ran out of time ? 

 

 

[Truthblast]

Long expose, but worth the read:

 

https://www.revolver.news/2022/05/biden-minster-of-truth-nina-jankowicz-and-the-secret-nato-funded-cabal-to-subvert-western-democracies-using-disinformation-as-cover/

[jedidiah]

 

All part of the great dumbing down/taking down of America; she looks and acts like a total airhead; not the full quid at all.

 

All of Biden’s ‘appointees’ must have rung alarm bells with the populace; that they were appointed only to misrule; what a shower.

[Truthblast]

Americans finally waking up?

 

https://thehill.com/opinion/international/560480-us-finishes-dead-last-in-media-trust-among-46-countries-heres-why/

 

 

The U.S. media is the least trustworthy in the world, according to a comprehensive new Reuters Institute survey encompassing 46 countries. 

Yes, you read that right. The country with among the most resources in this arena – human, technical and otherwise – finished dead last. Finland ranked the highest, with a 65 percent trust rating. In Kenya, the trust rating clocked in at 61 percent. 

But here in the U.S.A., the home of global media giants including the New York Times, Washington Post and CNN, we’re trusted by a whopping 29 percent of those reading and watching. 

Is anyone really surprised? Because in looking at polls over the past few years (even pre-Donald Trump) we’ve been trending in this dubious direction for some time.  

For example, one Axios/Survey Monkey poll in 2019 found that nearly 8-in-10 independent voters said they believed that news organizations report news “they know to be fake, false or purposely misleading.” Ninety-two percent of Republicans felt the same way, as did even a majority of Democrats. 

Which means readers and viewers believe that the “mistakes” we so often see, particularly in the political media that dominates the national landscape, are not happening because of human error, which is a convenient excuse offered up from left-leaning “journalists” when “bombshell” reports end up being false, fake or purposely misleading. 

Russian collusion with the Trump campaign? The Mueller Report didn’t find proof of that despite all the “evidence” Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) claimed he had but never produced. That “story” dominated the first three years of the Trump era regardless, so that two-thirds of Democratic voters believe the Russians actually altered vote tallies to tip the election from Hillary Clinton to Trump. 

How about the bombshell Russian bounties of U.S. troops? Never happened. 

 

There hasn’t been a more widespread or pernicious conspiracy theory in recent memory than “Russian bounties.” It was always thinly sourced and disputed. Yet it was treated as the gospel truth because Orange Man Bad.

Where are the corrections? Where are the retractions?

— Drew Holden (@DrewHolden360) April 15, 2021

 

How about that COVID-19 came from a Wuhan lab that studies coronaviruses and engages in gain-of-function research? We’ve gone from reckless conspiracy theory to somebody like Jon Stewart appearing on The Late Show with Steven Colbert to make the argument that it’s a very real possibility.  

I could go on and on but have finite space here. For dozens of more examples, check out Sharyl Attkisson’s comprehensive list of media malfeasance over the past few years. She’s currently up to 156 examples. 

But it wasn’t always this way. Back in 1976, in the days of anchors such as Walter Cronkite, John Chancellor, David Brinkley and Roger Mudd, nearly three-quarters of the country trusted the media, according to Gallup. 

Fast forward to 2021, and the likes of Chris Cuomo, Jim Acosta, Brian Williams and Yamiche Alcindor are given the same prestigious titles of anchor or correspondent. 

These aren’t anchors, of course, they’re patently partisan opinion hosts. All share their feelings, their opinions – which always support the blue team – and pass it off as objective news reporting. Which, of course, is an insult to those who have eyes and ears and brains. 

And trust is like toothpaste: Once it’s out of the tube, it’s impossible to regain. Example: The New York Times hasn’t endorsed a Republican presidential candidate in 65 years, which means the so-called paper of record endorsed Walter Mondale in 1984 and Michael Dukakis in 1988, who lost a combined 89 states. 

Talk about being out of touch. The Washington Post has never endorsed a Republican presidential candidate in its history. CNN – once a beacon of solid, objective reporting in the Bernard Shaw/Gulf Wars era – has become a parody of itself in losing nearly 75 percent of its audience since the beginning of the year, an unprecedented drop. 

In other words, don’t expect the new Cronkites and Brinkleys of the world to swoop in and save journalism in the U.S. anytime soon. 

Fortunately, the news we get on the local level has remained largely unchanged. Viewers get the big stories regarding crime, human interest, sports and the weather. Trust in local news hasn’t changed much since 1976. The reason? Local news almost always keeps opinion out of its reporting, while national political media injects plenty of it, invariably in support of Democratic efforts, into stories outside of op-ed sections and in actual news stories. 

One of the best studies on the move to opinion came in a 2019 RAND Corporation report that analyzed content from 15 print and television outlets over nearly three decades (1989 to 2017).

The newspapers studied were The New York Times, Washington Post and St. Louis Post-Dispatch, while CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, Fox and MSNBC were analyzed on the TV front. Digital journalism was represented by Politico, The Blaze, Breitbart News, BuzzFeed Politics, The Daily Caller and The Huffington Post.

“The findings point to a gradual and subtle shift over time and between old and new media toward a more subjective form of journalism that is grounded in personal perspective,” reads RAND’s conclusion.

Not exactly facts first, but feelings first. 

The U.S. is the least-trusted country of 46 when it comes to the way consumers view the news. If that isn’t a wake-up call for the industry, I’m not sure what would be.  

Joe Concha is a media and politics columnist for The Hill and a Fox News contributor.

[Truthblast]

Apparently most other big celebrities on Twitter also have on average 40% - 50% FAKE FOLLOWERS:

 

https://time.com/6171726/elon-musk-fake-followers/

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[Beaujangles]

Just now, Truthblast said:

Apparently most other big celebrities om Twitter also have on average 40% - 50% FAKE FOLLOWERS:

 

https://time.com/6171726/elon-musk-fake-followers/

 

Apparently it is not that difficult to do. When my son had a couple of songs on the radio here in Ontario few years ago, he met someone who did this all the time. This guy had thousands and thousands of 'fans' and he told  my son that it could be done easily.

 

We never followed up on how its done but maybe someone here has figured it out.

[Truthblast]

This is how Click Farms work:

 

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/click-farms-internet-china-154440209.html

 

 

 

[jedidiah]

 

Well she didn’t last long; what an utter weirdo.

 I hope the instigators are suitably embarrassed; probably not.

 

Biden’s “Disinfo” Board Paused, “Scary Poppins” Drafts Resignation

 

https://www.activistpost.com/2022/05/bidens-disinfo-board-paused-scary-poppins-drafts-resignation.html

 

[Truthblast]

Jingle Bells... Jingle Bells...

 

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/05/19/great-reset-eu-needs-lockdown-like-restrictions-to-curb-russian-oil-use/

 

 

According to a report by Der Spiegel, Luxembourg believes that such a plan should include the introduction of an EU-wide mandatory speed limit, a bloc-wide work-from-home mandate for at least two days of the week, and for every major EU city to ban the use of cars on the weekends.

 

This, the minister argues, would curb the use of oil in Europe and, in turn, lower reliance on Russian fuel imports.

[Truthblast]

Your PCA would determine things like whether you are allowed to fill up your car, buy a plane ticket, buy coffee or meat this month, or do other "carbon intensive" things.

 

 

 

[truepositive]

Sorelle seems to be tapping into the 'controversial crowd' for views a bit, but she's a smart cookie. Yes it is definitely on the cards, our technical uni is heavily invested in the green narrative and has partial ties to a bank that wants to go down this road. As per tip-toe like David says, or the things Francis mentions. (https://www.francisberger.com/blog/satan-loves-to-slice-salami - i am not Christian, but intelligence, common sense and good writing are universal)

 

And the 'educated' will utter in their echo chambers; it's just a temporary measure -

it's just a..

it's just a..

 

 

[LupaM13]

any thoughts on this  "Marburg switch/pathogen"

 

forbiddenknowledgeTV.com
>>>>>When they turn that Marburg switch on, it will be will be N-proteins. It will cause the people to produce the Marburg pathogen, themselves...

First and foremost, from a documentary point of view and self-legal help, Vaxxchoice.com is a full repository of everything that we're talking about and other things; self-help legal documents, that if you sign up, you can get a daily update. There's no donation button, there's no nothing. We just put this out for peoples' benefit.

Separately, there's TruthForHealth.org. Dr. Lee Vliet is in charge of that and she's put out a Marburg fact sheet, along with some things that we can do to try and stop what's coming or at least prevent it.  <<<<<<

[Truthblast]

11 hours ago, truepositive said:

Sorelle seems to be tapping into the 'controversial crowd' for views a bit, but she's a smart cookie. Yes it is definitely on the cards, our technical uni is heavily invested in the green narrative and has partial ties to a bank that wants to go down this road. As per tip-toe like David says, or the things Francis mentions. (https://www.francisberger.com/blog/satan-loves-to-slice-salami - i am not Christian, but intelligence, common sense and good writing are universal)

 

And the 'educated' will utter in their echo chambers; it's just a temporary measure -

it's just a..

it's just a..

 

 

 

She seems like an honest person.

 

She's a self-made millionaire who doesn't seem to need to bend over to anyone's financial interests.

 

She has also done pieces on Schwab and the WEF.

[Scott Kirkland]

If he was talking shit about Russia, They would let him talk for as long as he wanted.

[Truthblast]

The title of the video is "clickbait" and has nothing to do with the actual content...

 

 

[pi3141]

No, if he says that, I disagree. (I watched most of it)

 

There are simple things that can be put in place to level up or improve our system.

 

You didn't say how much better it has to be.

 

I can think of an easy solution that would distribute wealth more fairly in both Capitalist and Communist systems.

 

Of course, it would first involve, as sockmuppet stated the other day, the removal of the psychopaths in power.

 

Developing the system part is easy, putting it in place, freaking impossible with current mindset indoctrinated into society.