If true, then Pfizer is criminally liable for committing the greatest mass murder in human history by far. And fraud voids indemnity.
There might be a billion humans with KJ. Which makes people slowly go mad and fall apart.
Whatever’s next. It’s gonna be pure hell.
Prions are also the likely culprit for the amyloid clots. I mean - prions are mis-folding proteins.
And amyloids are mis-folded protein fibers.
So there’s all that with the same mechanism.
I’m tripping balls. This can’t be reality…
Not a single human consented to this risk.
They will claim the state of emergency provides them protection. Actually, it spreads liability to the intel agencies and officials involved in the decisions.
WTF This is scarey.
You guys, I’m freaking out rn.
I asked chatGPT about the first legislation written by the soviets in 1917. It stopped mid response. It worked fine for other questions, then errored again on this question. And again in a new chat.
🧵it gets weirder.
2/ I asked unrelated questions and it worked fine. Then i asked this question again. Again it errored.
I just.. can’t believe this is fricking happening.
Just like China.
3/ so I tried again. It froze again. I tried another question. And got a different error: “error in moderation”
Some expert who edits Wikipedia says that Putin is wrong… because tabloids… and that - using
magical number fact-check scientific data analysis - the REAL number is actually safe and effective.
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In a land so ancient and skies so high,
Where Watchers descended from up in the sky.
With eyes like stars and wings so grand,
They touched down softly upon the land.
They taught humans secrets, both big and small,
From how to build to the great and the tall.
But oh, the chaos these teachings would brew,
As the earth saw things it never quite knew.
From angels and humans, the Nephilim came,
Giant and strong, never tame, never tame.
The world was in tumult, things went amiss,
So Enoch was called to fix all of this.
Up to the heavens, brave Enoch did go,
To talk to the Big Boss about this great woe.
But the answer was no, the decision was made,
A flood would come, their deeds to degrade.
Down came the waters, in torrents, in waves,
Washing the world, filling dark, deep caves.
When the waters receded, the world was anew,
A fresh start for all, for me and for you.
Enoch's adventure, from earth to the sky,
Teaches us all to reach high, ever high.
To learn and to grow, but to know our place,
In this vast, wondrous, ever-spinning space.
The book of Enoch
but it's George Carlin
Have you ever heard about this Book of Enoch? It's like the Bible's unruly cousin who got kicked out of the family reunion. This book has got everything – fallen angels, giants, and even a divine flood. It's like a cosmic soap opera!
So, these angels, called the Watchers, come down to Earth. Why? They're bored! Heaven's got great clouds, but lousy entertainment. They start teaching humans all sorts of things. It's like giving a toddler a flamethrower and saying, 'Go play.'
And these angels, they start hooking up with human women. Talk about breaking the celestial code of conduct! Their kids? The Nephilim – big, giant guys. Imagine feeding one of those kids! 'Mom, I'm still hungry.' There goes the neighborhood, literally!
Then there's Enoch. This guy is like the ancient mediator. He's trying to sort out this angelic mess. 'Hey God, can we give these angels a break?' And God's like, 'No way, Enoch. You can't just go around impregnating species and teaching them heavenly secrets. There are rules!'
So, what does God do? He sends a flood. Because nothing says 'I'm sorry' like wiping out all of creation! It's the ultimate 'I told you so.'
And the moral of the story? If you're going to visit Earth, maybe just take pictures. Don't go teaching humans anything, and definitely don't start any intergalactic families. Keep it simple, or you'll end up in a book that's too wild for the Bible!
The Book of Enoch
but its Robin Williams
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, fasten your seatbelts, we're diving into the Book of Enoch, the biblical story that's so out there, even the Bible said, 'This is too much for me!'
So, we've got these Watchers, right? They're angels who apparently didn't watch enough, come down to Earth for a little celestial R&R. They start teaching humans all kinds of stuff. It's like, 'Hey, we're angels, and we're here to party!'
And then, whoosh, they fall in love, or whatever angels do, with human women! Talk about an interspecies romance! I mean, what was the pick-up line here? 'Hey, baby, ever dated a guy with wings?'
Next thing you know, we have the Nephilim, giant kids running around. Imagine the child support on those guys! 'Dad, I want a horse!' 'Son, you ate the last one.'
Enter Enoch, the man, the myth, the legend. He's like the celestial mediator, talking to God about these wild angelic shenanigans.
It's like divine court drama – 'Your Honor, my clients just wanted to spread some love and wisdom!'
But God's like, 'Nope, we're hitting the reset button!' Boom, flood time! It's like cosmic house cleaning – if you don't like how things are, flood the whole damn thing! And start over. And this time, be a bit more clear about the rules.