Coronavirus Mega-Thread.

[Itsa]

1 hour ago, Basket Case said:

We need to keep away from these people for our own safety 
 

I've been thinking this might actually be a very good idea for a while.

They've already said they don't know if it stops people spreading it

'It' being the virus spike protein they've just injected into them!!

 

[Bombadil]

Was thinking of opening a business where I serve non vaccinated customers only. My biggest concern would be trying to get materials/stock etc. I would imagine in future deliveries will not be made to unvaccinated business or individuals. Citing the usual bullshit propaganda of the moment.

Concerned as well that in future without a vaccine there will be no access to doctors, hospitals etc. Even though I am a firm believer in helping yourself etc, no amount of praying or alternate medicine will stop you needing an emergency procedure. Even something as simple as acute appendicitis. 
 

[Bombadil]

How do people here feel about mandatory voting? Always imagined if everyone voted a lot of the idiots would not hold positions in parliament/ government etc. Feel especially in the U.K. vast majority who don’t vote wouldn’t vote for the Conservatives. Would also give more potential to viable decent alternatives. Maybe then we could have some non establishment representation that would fight back against this covid crap as well as other pressing issues. 

[eddy64]

my next door neighbour sheila has had the jab she's ok according to my mum who spoke to her on the phone this morning. she's 80 something and had it done at the northern general yesterday,

Edited December 11, 2020 by eddy64

[FrankVitali]

23 minutes ago, Bombadil said:

How do people here feel about mandatory voting? Always imagined if everyone voted a lot of the idiots would not hold positions in parliament/ government etc. Feel especially in the U.K. vast majority who don’t vote wouldn’t vote for the Conservatives. Would also give more potential to viable decent alternatives. Maybe then we could have some non establishment representation that would fight back against this covid crap as well as other pressing issues. 

 

 

Voting makes no difference. Left vs right. All just puppets pissing in the same pot.

[FrankVitali]

23 minutes ago, eddy64 said:

my next door neighbour sheila has had the jab she's ok according to my mum who spoke to her on the phone this morning. she's 80 something and had it done at the northern general yesterday,

 

I think the issues will come much later on.

 

Made me laugh the other day actually as seems the protocol at the hospitals is to give the jab, then ask them how they are feeling 15 minutes after.   Like wtf is going to happen in 15 minutes.

[Golden Retriever]

Thanks to member Flemming007.  David Icke gets a mention in the lyrics.

 

 

In case Youtube pulls it ... Bitchute link

 

https://www.bitchute.com/video/yzGppIjMMmOo/

 

 

@fleming007

 

@GarethIcke

Edited December 11, 2020 by Golden Retriever

[Velma]

Big Pharma and it's propagandists are getting desperate, the backlash to the vaxx is substantial, far greater than anticipated. Folk are not as dumb as they look, in masks. There are only a few willing takers, among those who can't withdraw consent, like elderly care home residents, with dementia.

 

The press will have to lie harder and tell the public we are welcoming it, with upper-arms. They will post old library footage of breadlines in the Great Depresssion and claim they are vaccine queues outside the Nightingale Hospitals. Hoping followers will jump on the bandwagon, incase they miss out. LOL!

[Illmatic]

3 hours ago, Pinkman said:

Has anyone ever heard of the saying 'divide and conquer'? 

 

"to make a group of people disagree and fight with one another so that they will not join together against one His military strategy is to divide and conquer."

 

We now have the Left VS Right. 

 

Pro Vaccine VS Anti-Vaccine. 

 

Pro Mask VS Anti-Mask. 

 

It's what they want unfortunately. 

 

Yeah exactly, "Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!"

[Illmatic]

15 minutes ago, Velma said:

Big Pharma and it's propagandists are getting desperate, the backlash to the vaxx is substantial, far greater than anticipated. Folk are not as dumb as they look, in masks. There are only a few willing takers, among those who can't withdraw consent, like elderly care home residents, with dementia.

 

The press will have to lie harder and tell the public we are welcoming it, with upper-arms. They will post old library footage of breadlines in the Great Depresssion and claim they are vaccine queues outside the Nightingale Hospitals. Hoping followers will jump on the bandwagon, incase they miss out. LOL!

 

Anyone who's ever been in a difficult relationship will know that if you tell a lie the solution is not to lie harder. It's eventually going to blow up on them badly, the only question is when, how, and how many lives will have been ruined at that point.

[Col22]

1 hour ago, Itsa said:

I've been thinking this might actually be a very good idea for a while.

They've already said they don't know if it stops people spreading it

'It' being the virus spike protein they've just injected into them!!

 

Yes, according to govt. info, we should keep the fuck away from the vaxxed !!

[78ast78dgyad]

1 hour ago, eddy64 said:

my next door neighbour sheila has had the jab she's ok according to my mum who spoke to her on the phone this morning. she's 80 something and had it done at the northern general yesterday,

 

 

ohhhh so it must be safe?

[Col22]

1 hour ago, Bombadil said:

How do people here feel about mandatory voting? Always imagined if everyone voted a lot of the idiots would not hold positions in parliament/ government etc. Feel especially in the U.K. vast majority who don’t vote wouldn’t vote for the Conservatives. Would also give more potential to viable decent alternatives. Maybe then we could have some non establishment representation that would fight back against this covid crap as well as other pressing issues. 

I'm afraid my experience over the last few months has shown me that the Labour Party are in some ways worse than Tory.  At least there are some tory backbenchers with a bit of integrity left.  My MP's replies sounded something like... blah blah we're all in this together.....blah blah we must think about others....blah blah at least til a vaccine comes out.... blah blah blah.  Nauseating.  Didn't address ANY of the concerns i put to her about Human Medicines regulations, Police brutality,  voting against CV act, etc.

[Mr H]

1 hour ago, Bombadil said:

How do people here feel about mandatory voting? Always imagined if everyone voted a lot of the idiots would not hold positions in parliament/ government etc. Feel especially in the U.K. vast majority who don’t vote wouldn’t vote for the Conservatives. Would also give more potential to viable decent alternatives. Maybe then we could have some non establishment representation that would fight back against this covid crap as well as other pressing issues. 

 

I think very few if any, "things" should be mandatory.

 

If I had to pick some it would be.

 

"treat others as you wish to be treated"

"love and do as you will"

"basic food &shelter provision"

 

For me personally, not voting has been as much a powerful message I can send to the government as voting itself - such is the dearth of talent on the register.

Edited December 11, 2020 by Mr H

[allymisfit]

1 hour ago, eddy64 said:

my next door neighbour sheila has had the jab she's ok according to my mum who spoke to her on the phone this morning. she's 80 something and had it done at the northern general yesterday,

She will be fine.. For now. 

It would be too obvious if something happened straight away. 

 

Remember, there is nanotechnology involved. 

 

Friend and I spoke about this earlier. They are choosing the elderly so if they get sick, no one questions it and it will go down as something else. 

Edited December 11, 2020 by allymisfit

[eddy64]

13 minutes ago, allymisfit said:

She will be fine.. For now. 

It would be too obvious if something happened straight away. 

 

Remember, there is nanotechnology involved. 

 

Friend and I spoke about this earlier. They are choosing the elderly so if they get sick, no one questions it and it will go down as something else. 

 

 

i'm just relieved she's ok atm, imho the vaccine will probably cause problems in younger people with a more robust immune system.

 

could be bad news for quite a few with a very good immune systems so i'm not getting the jab any time soon.

 

[allymisfit]

1 minute ago, eddy64 said:

 

 

i'm just relieved she's ok atm, imho the vaccine will probably cause problems in younger people with a more robust immune system.

 

could be bad news for quite a few with a very good immune systems so i'm not getting the jab any time soon.

 

 

I would imagine it could equally harm both like any vaccine. 

I don't think it discriminates.. 

[EnigmaticWorld]

16 hours ago, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

 

Well, yes, that goes without saying, but what were they objecting to? The word 'usury' must have triggered someone. Wonder who?

 

Multiple tweets. He said if the government forces shots in people then US citizens have some shots for them. I think that was the main one that did it.

 

 

[zarkov]

24 minutes ago, Velma said:

Big Pharma and it's propagandists are getting desperate, the backlash to the vaxx is substantial, far greater than anticipated. Folk are not as dumb as they look, in masks. There are only a few willing takers, among those who can't withdraw consent, like elderly care home residents, with dementia.

 

The press will have to lie harder and tell the public we are welcoming it, with upper-arms. They will post old library footage of breadlines in the Great Depresssion and claim they are vaccine queues outside the Nightingale Hospitals. Hoping followers will jump on the bandwagon, incase they miss out. LOL!

 

I agree.

2020 vision  :)

 

It felt rushed and desperate from the start - obviously, as they pushed very unnatural behaviours on us collectively!

 

Anti vaccine sentiment has been growing strongly in recent years - the window of opportuniy has been and is rapidly diminishing for their evil.

 

What really kills my pig is that they wont loose a penny in all this in the event they amass enourmous losses, the fiat usury illusion that governs global machinations is that we end up paying for with real value output. 

 

Awareness can only increase and we will get windows of opportunity too!

 

 

[Bombadil]

1 hour ago, Mr H said:

 

I think very few if any, "things" should be mandatory.

 

If I had to pick some it would be.

 

"treat others as you wish to be treated"

"love and do as you will"

"basic food &shelter provision"

 

For me personally, not voting has been as much a powerful message I can send to the government as voting itself - such is the dearth of talent on the register.

I absolutely agree on all your points. Just fantasy in my opinion that a credible, decent and honourable person could create a group that could realistically oppose the psychos in charge.

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

38 minutes ago, EnigmaticWorld said:

Multiple tweets. He said if the government forces shots in people then US citizens have some shots for them. I think that was the main one that did it.

 

Yes, that would get their attention. Anyone dumb enough to go online and make veiled threats to cap the police is asking for trouble. You always want to keep on the good side of the local sheriff and his deputies. He is elected and a lot of them have said they will not cooperate with things like gun confiscation or forded vaccinations. The PD are different though and State troopers.

[Bombadil]

2 hours ago, FrankVitali said:

 

 

Voting makes no difference. Left vs right. All just puppets pissing in the same pot.

I agree. Guess I’m dreaming of a decent choice. Must have been having flashbacks from my overly decadent hallucinogenic youth.

[EnigmaticWorld]

Just now, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

 

Yes, that would get their attention. Anyone dumb enough to go online and make veiled threats to cap the police is asking for trouble. You always want to keep on the good side of the local sheriff and his deputies.

 

I agree, definitely not a wise move. Doesn't it also show that the Constitution is useless if Americans can't speak about defending themselves against government tyranny though?

[Bombadil]

1 hour ago, Col22 said:

I'm afraid my experience over the last few months has shown me that the Labour Party are in some ways worse than Tory.  At least there are some tory backbenchers with a bit of integrity left.  My MP's replies sounded something like... blah blah we're all in this together.....blah blah we must think about others....blah blah at least til a vaccine comes out.... blah blah blah.  Nauseating.  Didn't address ANY of the concerns i put to her about Human Medicines regulations, Police brutality,  voting against CV act, etc.

Just to clarify, I don’t think labour or any other ms party are any better.

[Illmatic]

1 hour ago, Mr H said:

 

I think very few if any, "things" should be mandatory.

 

If I had to pick some it would be.

 

"treat others as you wish to be treated"

"love and do as you will"

"basic food &shelter provision"

 

For me personally, not voting has been as much a powerful message I can send to the government as voting itself - such is the dearth of talent on the register.

 

Yeah, Aleister Crowley decided to use it for self-aggrandisement but "do what thou wilt" is an incredibly powerful statement. Once you are awake to your own power you have the choice to use it to spread love and understanding or suffering and destruction.

 

In terms of societies I've always broadly been a fan of the Non-Agression Principle: if someone deliberately and maliciously inflicts harm on another person, this should be illegal. Of course you can pick endless holes in this but I think any society sensibly using this idea as a basis for law and order is on a pretty good track. Apart from this I don't believe in government mandates on social behaviour ever, in any circumstance.