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I received the attached via a different route. Presume it is the same version.
Coronavirus: Possible Reset
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I'm genuinely curious: in their thousands of hours of research, did Spartacus (1) find and silently dismiss, or (2) simply neither find nor address, the virology-as-a-farce position (ref. Statement On Virus Isolation, etc.)?
Starting to look at Spartacus' sources, there seems to be weak to no evidence for some of their alarmist claims upon critical review.
Hopefully, Spartacus can add dates or version numbers, and refine their model when they receive reviews from the world of research. They're not a bad writer!
- In contrast, when the French Reserve forces (IIRC) released a similar document approximately over a year ago, they at least acknowledged the non-viral-isolation perspective and dismissed it due to one presenter's prior education at a particular institution that they deemed too untrustworthy (rather than for technical/scientific reasons).
Starting to look at Spartacus' sources, there seems to be weak to no evidence for some of their alarmist claims upon critical review.
- For example, Spartacus takes a position of "masks are no good because they aren't even effective enough--we shouldn't even ride public transit at all" (paraphrasing), whereas their sources hardly indicate as such when scrutinized (though on the surface level, a trusting skim could incorrectly lead one to such a belief).
- Lack of critical assessment seems to be the reason for such mistakes. Spartacus was trusting sources for their word instead of reaching and assessing the underlying scientific principles. This is understandable as a phenomenon, but not great to see given the effort.
- It seems they ought to have been able to reach the stance that "masks are no good because they are not even needed plus are bad enough themselves" with their level of effort.
Hopefully, Spartacus can add dates or version numbers, and refine their model when they receive reviews from the world of research. They're not a bad writer!
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Thanks, I have tried to read this but just gave up after a couple of pages as I believe there is no virus so the technical analysis is completely moot.
I have managed to, over the last few weeks talk to a few friends I thought I had lost, to the narrative, into thinking a bit differently, buy just asking them to prove it to me without the use of a phone or computer, they said it should of course be obvious and I said yes it should and as such it should not be difficult to show me so show me, they could not show me, I said now do that with yourself, how are you going to prove it with out the phone or computer, can you go out and see it, can you identify it once you have identified it can you quantify it or verify it, those with any form of honesty with themselves cannot, the list of answers are no, no, no and hell no.
So if we can't see it we can't measure it if we can't measure it then we can't repeat those measurements to be able to call it science, some minds were blown but we shall see if any of them go back to the hypnosis.
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Deagle. Find the original 2016-18 numbers. China and India have no change in 2025 population. Us and uk dramatic decreases.I think he's genuine. He is "fired" from the board of independent funeral directors now because of this video.
This is so incredebly smart.
If I may make a godwin in this (people are under attack in the Netherlands now, only the "good" people may shout NAZI !) then the smart thing about this is, that it is not a physique (black skin) or religion (jewish) it is about simply take a jab and you're in.
You are then one of those special people, the übermensch that looks around in a fully vaccinated restaurant, thinking: 'how good am I, and how good are all these people too. We, they, we take responsibility. '
Those refusers did not.
The unvaccinated can never say: we had no choice.
This is played on a high level.
The people who shout now and demonstrate that they are being discriminated on medical terms.
No you are not. Just take the jab.
Nobody is discriminated or hunted after (yet). Nobody is inferior, you make yourself inferior.
They make the vaccinated people (feel) superior, that's all.
And people are into this. Off course you want to be on the good side, feeling good about yourself.
In the Stanford prison experience nobody wanted to be the prisoners by choice.
I had to Google this one.
I am so oblivious to many things. Not sure if I understand it yet.
As for invisible fake diseases, soul bending false positives, and deadly overpriced *cures*, there's hiv aids. Fauci was there.
Cdc director walensky is an expert on it, according to wiki.
Same scam. For the straights now.
Have listen to this bloke's words.
The reason they flood the UK with third world scum and then stir up anti-white rhetoric and blame whites for all their problems is because they want these animals to kill us all, and it's going to happen. It won't be their jabs that kill us and they won't do it themselves, they'll stir up their third world pets to do it for them.
The collapse has begun and whites are going to get eaten for breakfast if they're not careful for anything they have when it becomes a real fight for survival. Most of the native British haven't got a clue what's coming.
The mainstream media scum are rubbing our noses in it already, just look at this low IQ animal viciously attacking a native English man in his own country over fuel. This is just the beginning too.
'Wild West' petrol panic: Drivers spend night hunting for fuel
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Seeing UK fuel shortages being blamed on a shortage of truck drivers - itself being blamed on their crap lives - woke me up last night remembering a situation I saw in the mid-late 90s.
I used to do occasional work for a UK magazine-publishing company. They were big and well-known. One of their magazines was for independent truck drivers. Unglamorous but with a well-read news section. Nice mag to work on from a printing and compositing perspective.
Background:
In the old world of print magazines, pages containing longer features and supplements, etc, are printed first and early. Pages containing news are printed at the last possible moment so they will be as up to date as possible. They are then bound to the previously printed sections (usually) still waiting at the printers and shipped out.
This has implications. The print slot for each section – and therefore each page – is planned and scheduled well ahead of actual printing. Color printers are expensive to run and so printers are ‘time-shared’. Publishers contract for their printing slots and stick to agreed times and terms. Penalty clauses incentivise observance (usually).
A problem that used to arise – albeit rarely – was that something would happen that would lead to ¾ of the magazine being printed and ready for binding with the final ¼. But something would delay or change the status of one part of the remaining ¼. When this happens, page numbering, run-ons, and various binding resources laid on for the print run can be thrown out of kilter. Everyone wants to stay friendly and profitable so everyone works together when that happens.
The Anecdote:
In this case, the news section had employed a freelancer to do an investigative piece on why so many British truck drivers on the fruit & veg run from Spain were being caught at Dover Docks (mainly) with one or two kilos of cannabis stashed amid the melons. Usually caught because Customs & Excise at Dover HMRC had been tipped off.
There was little gain for the risk, as the two to three year prison sentences confirmed. IIRC there were nine middle-aged family guys in prison with about 16 somewhere in the prosecution pipeline. A charity working for them had given the journo evidence that at the time they were caught, the drivers were mainly contracted to one of two northern British import companies. The two companies shared some company directors.
The logic of the situation suggested the loads were bait, designed to bog down Dover HMRC with the tasks of stripping down the trucks looking for more haul, doing driver interviews, photography and paperwork (which – bear in mind – has to be prosecution quality) and thinning the inspection resources available for the remaining trucks coming off the ferry. Allowing a huge load to come through behind...
This notion also has implications: which are that someone, somewhere within the port facilities - possibly on the French side of the English Channel - was managing the embarkation order – and therefore the disembarkation order – to ensure the bait truck was in front of the real load.
The presence of the same names among the directors of the importing companies did not seem to have been investigated at prosecution time. This too has implications.
Libel is one England’s few ‘Guilty until proven innocent’ offences. You can’t hold a mini-trial in the pages of a magazine. So the problems we were all grappling with were the legals: legals for what to print in the magazine and legals between printer and publisher about the delays. Key discussion at the meeting I attended was with the news team whose options were to produce a publishable story that didn’t end in libel court. Or find something else to fill the looming empty page. And by when…?
Discussing it over lunch, the journo told us he had asked HMRC about the evidence and had been given an interview with the head of HMRC Customs & Excise South-East district. This was unusual. Usually the press office just issues a statement and washes their silken public sector hands of it. Even more unusual – said the journo – was that it was just him and the big guy. No PR people present to manage any difficulties during the meeting.
The journo told us he presented his folder of evidence to the HMRC big guy, let him look through it, and eventually asked if HMRC had looked at the importing companies and their directors. He said the big guy then slipped his hand under the cover of the folder and closed it, saying:
“The case is closed.”
The journo reminded him nine guys were in prison.
“The case is closed,” HMRC big guy said.
With that the meeting was over.
The journo told us that as he went home he thought:
1. The HMRC big guy had known all along.
2. The reason journo got the odd meeting was the HMRC big guy wanted to see how the available evidence looked when processed by a member of the public.
Journo was cursing himself he hadn’t challenged the HMRC big guy about this and was asking for time to challenge HMRC for not sniffing out the importers. The news team also wanted to add a “Tips and advice” box reminding contract truckers to pull the Companies House records of their employers before contracting a load. Legals said: “No way, not safe”. They ran the story with HMRC’s “The case is closed” as the final quote in the hope it would let their trucker-readers know that things were awry in a big way.
I remember this because by fluke, I used to be neighbours with a guy who trained a lot of Customs & Excise in HMRC’s South-East district. As it happened I had lost touch with him at the time but I thought if we meet up some time I will gently ask what he made of the situation. Years later he contacted me out of the blue and I was working my way around to asking for his thoughts about it when he went silent. The next I heard was that he was dead. He had an incredibly rare blood group that meant they couldn’t treat him when he caught some bacterial infection that is harmless to the rest of us.
So, I lost my chance to ask him what he thought. He was a good guy who I’m sure trained a lot of good guys so I’ll name him – Pete Clarke. I would love to have asked him what he and his trainees thought about those events.
This event made a lot more sense ten years later when headlines like this began to appear:
UN horrified by surge in opium trade in Helmand
Afghanistan's Helmand province being under British control, the 48% reported increase in opium production was a surprise. However, it fits with a pattern of increased cultivation/production following the imposition of Western values on Afghanistan:
Source
That magazine had another smuggling story about drivers finding beef products hidden in loads heading to Gibralter for a very, very well-known British retailer. This during the Mad Cow British beef ban, when carrying British beef in Europe could get you fines, and I think, loss of truck. Lots of forbearance by the printers while Legal sorted that one out!
Anyway, that's my contribution to the list of reasons you wouldn't want to be a truck driver in the UK.
I used to do occasional work for a UK magazine-publishing company. They were big and well-known. One of their magazines was for independent truck drivers. Unglamorous but with a well-read news section. Nice mag to work on from a printing and compositing perspective.
Background:
In the old world of print magazines, pages containing longer features and supplements, etc, are printed first and early. Pages containing news are printed at the last possible moment so they will be as up to date as possible. They are then bound to the previously printed sections (usually) still waiting at the printers and shipped out.
This has implications. The print slot for each section – and therefore each page – is planned and scheduled well ahead of actual printing. Color printers are expensive to run and so printers are ‘time-shared’. Publishers contract for their printing slots and stick to agreed times and terms. Penalty clauses incentivise observance (usually).
A problem that used to arise – albeit rarely – was that something would happen that would lead to ¾ of the magazine being printed and ready for binding with the final ¼. But something would delay or change the status of one part of the remaining ¼. When this happens, page numbering, run-ons, and various binding resources laid on for the print run can be thrown out of kilter. Everyone wants to stay friendly and profitable so everyone works together when that happens.
The Anecdote:
In this case, the news section had employed a freelancer to do an investigative piece on why so many British truck drivers on the fruit & veg run from Spain were being caught at Dover Docks (mainly) with one or two kilos of cannabis stashed amid the melons. Usually caught because Customs & Excise at Dover HMRC had been tipped off.
There was little gain for the risk, as the two to three year prison sentences confirmed. IIRC there were nine middle-aged family guys in prison with about 16 somewhere in the prosecution pipeline. A charity working for them had given the journo evidence that at the time they were caught, the drivers were mainly contracted to one of two northern British import companies. The two companies shared some company directors.
The logic of the situation suggested the loads were bait, designed to bog down Dover HMRC with the tasks of stripping down the trucks looking for more haul, doing driver interviews, photography and paperwork (which – bear in mind – has to be prosecution quality) and thinning the inspection resources available for the remaining trucks coming off the ferry. Allowing a huge load to come through behind...
This notion also has implications: which are that someone, somewhere within the port facilities - possibly on the French side of the English Channel - was managing the embarkation order – and therefore the disembarkation order – to ensure the bait truck was in front of the real load.
The presence of the same names among the directors of the importing companies did not seem to have been investigated at prosecution time. This too has implications.
Libel is one England’s few ‘Guilty until proven innocent’ offences. You can’t hold a mini-trial in the pages of a magazine. So the problems we were all grappling with were the legals: legals for what to print in the magazine and legals between printer and publisher about the delays. Key discussion at the meeting I attended was with the news team whose options were to produce a publishable story that didn’t end in libel court. Or find something else to fill the looming empty page. And by when…?
Discussing it over lunch, the journo told us he had asked HMRC about the evidence and had been given an interview with the head of HMRC Customs & Excise South-East district. This was unusual. Usually the press office just issues a statement and washes their silken public sector hands of it. Even more unusual – said the journo – was that it was just him and the big guy. No PR people present to manage any difficulties during the meeting.
The journo told us he presented his folder of evidence to the HMRC big guy, let him look through it, and eventually asked if HMRC had looked at the importing companies and their directors. He said the big guy then slipped his hand under the cover of the folder and closed it, saying:
“The case is closed.”
The journo reminded him nine guys were in prison.
“The case is closed,” HMRC big guy said.
With that the meeting was over.
The journo told us that as he went home he thought:
1. The HMRC big guy had known all along.
2. The reason journo got the odd meeting was the HMRC big guy wanted to see how the available evidence looked when processed by a member of the public.
Journo was cursing himself he hadn’t challenged the HMRC big guy about this and was asking for time to challenge HMRC for not sniffing out the importers. The news team also wanted to add a “Tips and advice” box reminding contract truckers to pull the Companies House records of their employers before contracting a load. Legals said: “No way, not safe”. They ran the story with HMRC’s “The case is closed” as the final quote in the hope it would let their trucker-readers know that things were awry in a big way.
I remember this because by fluke, I used to be neighbours with a guy who trained a lot of Customs & Excise in HMRC’s South-East district. As it happened I had lost touch with him at the time but I thought if we meet up some time I will gently ask what he made of the situation. Years later he contacted me out of the blue and I was working my way around to asking for his thoughts about it when he went silent. The next I heard was that he was dead. He had an incredibly rare blood group that meant they couldn’t treat him when he caught some bacterial infection that is harmless to the rest of us.
So, I lost my chance to ask him what he thought. He was a good guy who I’m sure trained a lot of good guys so I’ll name him – Pete Clarke. I would love to have asked him what he and his trainees thought about those events.
This event made a lot more sense ten years later when headlines like this began to appear:
UN horrified by surge in opium trade in Helmand
Afghanistan's Helmand province being under British control, the 48% reported increase in opium production was a surprise. However, it fits with a pattern of increased cultivation/production following the imposition of Western values on Afghanistan:
That magazine had another smuggling story about drivers finding beef products hidden in loads heading to Gibralter for a very, very well-known British retailer. This during the Mad Cow British beef ban, when carrying British beef in Europe could get you fines, and I think, loss of truck. Lots of forbearance by the printers while Legal sorted that one out!
Anyway, that's my contribution to the list of reasons you wouldn't want to be a truck driver in the UK.
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Here's a thought that appeared last night before I went to sleep and I actually remembered it when I woke up, miracle in itself.
Why does the golden cow of all democracies said to be running across the face of the world never get used as the ultimate injection threat?
The threats are all about losing something, food, water, access to bars, sport, flying, healthcare etc but not the golden cow.
We are told, us that live in democracies, that the right to vote is of prime importance (even though it is like all rights a right given to citizens by the state) and as such it would be the ideal coercion point for an awful lot of people if the numbers of voters are in any way real.
Well I just found it an interesting point worth typing out.
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From here
Why does the golden cow of all democracies said to be running across the face of the world never get used as the ultimate injection threat?
The threats are all about losing something, food, water, access to bars, sport, flying, healthcare etc but not the golden cow.
We are told, us that live in democracies, that the right to vote is of prime importance (even though it is like all rights a right given to citizens by the state) and as such it would be the ideal coercion point for an awful lot of people if the numbers of voters are in any way real.
Well I just found it an interesting point worth typing out.
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From here
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I've long been convinced that the biggest importer of drugs into the UK is the government itself, in conjunction with local and regional drug gangs most of whom are of immigrant origin.
The authorities never seem to be able to stop the drugs problem, it's one of those things that only ever gets worse and more widespread. One has to conclude they don't want to stop it, because ultimately it's their industry and highly beneficial to them.
It's just a part of their control grid, they want as many people as possible addicted to drugs because it dumbs the population down, destroys their health and gets them stuck in a base mindset, and therefore are not likely to pose a problem to the powers that be.
I've heard it said many times that the reason there's a ridiculously large number of chicken shops, kebab shops, similar food takeaways, etc, in Britain is because many if not most of them are money laundering fronts for drug gangs. I've heard there's big masonic links to it as well, which wouldn't surprise me either.
The authorities never seem to be able to stop the drugs problem, it's one of those things that only ever gets worse and more widespread. One has to conclude they don't want to stop it, because ultimately it's their industry and highly beneficial to them.
It's just a part of their control grid, they want as many people as possible addicted to drugs because it dumbs the population down, destroys their health and gets them stuck in a base mindset, and therefore are not likely to pose a problem to the powers that be.
I've heard it said many times that the reason there's a ridiculously large number of chicken shops, kebab shops, similar food takeaways, etc, in Britain is because many if not most of them are money laundering fronts for drug gangs. I've heard there's big masonic links to it as well, which wouldn't surprise me either.
yes you have the right to put your vote into the urn..........
i think today it is clear that it is not important what form of government you have, the fact remains it is not there for your benefit, only for your labor. and the greatest problem is that we dont know why we are herded and who is the real "enemy". you can point at many actors and benefactors, but who is the source of it all and for what purpose.
How to put the media peeps in their box.
Brilliant, truly brilliant.
Brilliant, truly brilliant.
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Some important news from Spain:
A long and protracted court case has finally forced the Spanish Ministry of Health to admit that the COVID-19 virus has not been isolated. Not just in Spain, but not anywhere. Furthermore, PCR tests are useless in detecting the virus (obviously, because t doesn't exist!)
This is official, it's not a hoax. I have a link to the document, although unfortunately it's on bloody googledrive and I can't download it or even copy and paste the text:
Please note the word "DISEASE" - this is important as, imo, this is the next ploy - to move it away from being a virus and to make it into a disease.
RESPUESTA MINISTERIO DE SANIDAD.pdf
The team of lawyers that has accomplished this is now using it to demolish compulsory PCR testing and to unravel the entire pack of lies that is the Pandemic. Media scumbags and criminal politicians who are publicly marginalising the 'great unvaccinated' are also being prosecuted for hate-speech.
Meanwhile the lunatics in the government have again increased the price of electricity to truly astronomical levels. They have also been caught emptying embalses (reservoirs) into the sea to justify massive increases in water prices and restrictions under the guise of Global Warming. Gas and fuel prices are also sky-rocketing. All of the companies behind these services are foreign owned and working hand in glove with the government. It almost sounds like desperation, in that they are trying to grab everything they can before it's too late and they're totally screwed.
Even the Spanish Intelligence Service is not owned by Spain... which is not very intelligent if you ask me.
THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH RECOGNISES THAT THEY DO NOT HAVE THE VIRUS CULTURE AND THAT THE TESTS ARE NOT SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO DETERMINE THE DISEASE.
A long and protracted court case has finally forced the Spanish Ministry of Health to admit that the COVID-19 virus has not been isolated. Not just in Spain, but not anywhere. Furthermore, PCR tests are useless in detecting the virus (obviously, because t doesn't exist!)
This is official, it's not a hoax. I have a link to the document, although unfortunately it's on bloody googledrive and I can't download it or even copy and paste the text:
Please note the word "DISEASE" - this is important as, imo, this is the next ploy - to move it away from being a virus and to make it into a disease.
RESPUESTA MINISTERIO DE SANIDAD.pdf
The team of lawyers that has accomplished this is now using it to demolish compulsory PCR testing and to unravel the entire pack of lies that is the Pandemic. Media scumbags and criminal politicians who are publicly marginalising the 'great unvaccinated' are also being prosecuted for hate-speech.
Meanwhile the lunatics in the government have again increased the price of electricity to truly astronomical levels. They have also been caught emptying embalses (reservoirs) into the sea to justify massive increases in water prices and restrictions under the guise of Global Warming. Gas and fuel prices are also sky-rocketing. All of the companies behind these services are foreign owned and working hand in glove with the government. It almost sounds like desperation, in that they are trying to grab everything they can before it's too late and they're totally screwed.
Even the Spanish Intelligence Service is not owned by Spain... which is not very intelligent if you ask me.
'ere you go guv'nor.
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One of the reasons the West went to Afghanistan was for the opium industry, since the Taliban wanted to stop it completely. Those 'poor refugees' who are escaping are drug dealers and other corrupt collaborators.
I sense that the scamdemic con is being wound down now, it has now served its purpose in the agenda. I noticed that the media in the UK is blaming the lockdown laws in the Sarah Everard "33" psyop. They are saying the policeman was able to murder her because he exploited the lockdown laws to do so, this was the headline on the Daily Mail.
They are now actively trying to make people see lockdown as a terrible thing by deliberately conflating it with this murder case. That said, I think the end of the scamdemic at this point was planned all along, it is not a "victory" although they probably would like you to believe it is one. They are now moving onto the next stage of their agenda that'll most likely be something else entirely, maybe something even worse. Things are not going back to normal, this is just the beginning.
I suspect that the powers that be are now going to pretend to be anti-lockdown and anti-scamdemic to try and manipulate the public into accepting the NWO as the SOLUTION to the corrupt old order that allowed the scamdemic to happen, a double bluff so to speak. That's what that court case in Spain would suggest to me.
I also have a feeling that next the agenda will shift to treating the VACCINATED as the threat and as pariahs who are shedding a dangerous virus/illness that will seriously harm and kill the unvaccinated. A sort of inversion of the scamdemic. They are currently building huge isolation centres/camps in the UK and other countries and I personally suspect that it'll be the vaxxed who end up in them, not the un-vaxxed.
They are now actively trying to make people see lockdown as a terrible thing by deliberately conflating it with this murder case. That said, I think the end of the scamdemic at this point was planned all along, it is not a "victory" although they probably would like you to believe it is one. They are now moving onto the next stage of their agenda that'll most likely be something else entirely, maybe something even worse. Things are not going back to normal, this is just the beginning.
I suspect that the powers that be are now going to pretend to be anti-lockdown and anti-scamdemic to try and manipulate the public into accepting the NWO as the SOLUTION to the corrupt old order that allowed the scamdemic to happen, a double bluff so to speak. That's what that court case in Spain would suggest to me.
I also have a feeling that next the agenda will shift to treating the VACCINATED as the threat and as pariahs who are shedding a dangerous virus/illness that will seriously harm and kill the unvaccinated. A sort of inversion of the scamdemic. They are currently building huge isolation centres/camps in the UK and other countries and I personally suspect that it'll be the vaxxed who end up in them, not the un-vaxxed.
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Interesting read. Would you like to elaborate what the next agenda is? And how to defeat them for the sake of humanity!
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Improvised 'cover up theory': the Talibans were financed by the CIA to stop the opium industry and therefore provoke a reaction by the Allies. Fallacy in the theory: the financing has never been of public domain so there was no need to cover up anything (The Third Reich - Part 1)
A covidian metaphor.
