We're having our world & our children's futures screwed over by a bunch of corrupt megalomaniacs. Stop buying their 'we're going to save the world' narratives.
Feb 14 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
My concern is how much our ‘realities’ are diverging from each other because algorithms are literally serving up different realities to us. So it’s not that your neighbour is nuts or that you are, we are simply served up completely different frameworks for our reality building.
So for example the person who doesn’t think Biden is senile constantly only sees clips where he speaks in a highly compos mentis way & has been shown how dementia Joe videos are all deep fakes.
Throughout this entire narrative the spectre of a potential bioweapon was all it took to shut down debate.
It had the same effect as endowing it with magical properties & has directly affected how much nonsense the public has been willing to swallow.
- It’s novel, except it’s..
…literally the second of it’s kind, (that’s what the 2 stands for in SARS-COV2) & classified to be from a family of viruses known to cause the ‘common’ cold;
- Let’s fixate on & get hysterical about not knowing how it is spread even though it’s a respiratory virus so erm likely
Jul 6, 2023 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
You'll also need it to log onto the internet so that every site you visit every comment you post will be recorded against your ID. You'll also need it for payments so when you buy a yellow vest or a train ticket to a protest location...well you get the gist...
It's the equivalent of a tightening noose, a boiling frog, putting a blanket on the back of an unbroken horse,...the things that can be done today we never imagined people would accept a few years ago & if you can't see that & don't rail at each inch taken
@DanielFooksArt Perhaps the problem was always in the name. Left & right implies sitting beside power. So that one never forgets who & what they are fighting for perhaps being a 'small' not a leftie would be better & once one becomes too 'big', one would know it's time to think once more...🤔
@DanielFooksArt One thing he was wrong about & imo this is a constant failure on the 'left' is the prejudice (ironically) against conservatives. The only reason true conservatives might not show up at anti-globalist rallies is simply because the 'I'm so wonderful' lefties are insufferable.😂
Sep 18, 2022 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
This is a great example of why agendas can be implemented without any need for a conspiracy where ‘everyone’s in on it’.
All it takes is for no one to be asking the questions & even if they do the agenda will still be achieved unless that one person gets others to push back too.
Sometimes it’s not even agendas too. It’s just a really bad idea that someone others are a little bit nervous of offending came up with, or stole from somewhere else (like China) & no one else was brave enough to say ‘Erm I don’t really think that would be a good idea..’.
Sep 17, 2022 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
My almost weekly comment on @BretWeinstein & @HeatherEHeying’s DarkHorse podcast...On the ability of eyes to correct themselves over time: It might not be something limited to childhood. Due to being a nomad in my 40s I couldn’t easily get prescription glasses & what I discovered
...as a result was that my apparently unavoidable age related eye deterioration causing difficulties in readings things up close has come & gone, come & gone over a period of 7yrs. Had I been able to get a prescription 7yrs ago I would have, I don’t need one right now, based on..
Aug 14, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
If this wasn’t already obvious to people...🤦🏻♀️
What better way to monitor exactly what every individual is up to? How about regular facial biometrics verifications too, to ensure you aren’t logging someone else in as yourself because their social or carbon credits have run out?💁🏻♀️
Don’t forget, this ‘logging in’ would likely not just be onto your internet connection on a computer, it would be your phone, your fridge, your home system, your car & likely none of these things would ever be allowed to be used ‘offline’ in the near future.
Aug 13, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
A person who outsources their thinking to others including ‘experts’ & who removes themselves from feelings of personal responsibility for their subsequent decisions & actions as a result of following that advice unquestioningly, is the poster child for ‘the banality of evil’...
“Coined by political theorist Hannah Arendt after watching the 1961 trial of a Nazi SS officer, this spare phrase captures the idea that evil acts are not necessarily perpetrated by evil people. Instead, they can simply be the result of bureaucrats dutifully obeying orders.”
Mar 13, 2022 • 17 tweets • 4 min read
As always I enjoyed @katewand’s Speakeasy this time not only with @NickHudsonCT but also @DrJuliePonesse. So much so that poor intelligent conversation starved me took notes and made my own comments which I’ll add below 👇in a thread. 1. On: Suffering on its own draws no attention or concern....
Me: Unless perhaps one is sold the idea that one might be able to make a difference? And that’s not necessarily evidence of a selfless nature but that we are perhaps susceptible to that sales pitch as so many of us...
Mar 13, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Medical treatment mandates are wrong on so many levels:
- the power differential: a mandate does not have the same effect on you if you are independent, secure or an exempted class;
- govts have a history of experimenting on their own people;
- govts have been known to commit
...democides & genocides;
- govts have historically implemented sterilisation programs;
- technology today allows the development of bioweapons & infiltration of non-elected entities in govt means they may not act in the public’s interest;
Is there some documented psychological precedent identifying how hate for one group can be transferred to another? It seems weird to me that one moment all societal animus was aimed at the unjabbed but now something has moved that hate to focus (more?) on everything Russia.🤔
Is it just ‘the time’ & society is going to go all Nazi hate on some group somewhere right now, or was it always intended to build a hate & then have it be transferred for the purposes of war was kind of what got me thinking on this. Perhaps it is/was expected that the 2nd hate..
Jan 11, 2022 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
How many pieces of what was once labelled ‘misinformation’ are now going to be admitted as fact?🤔
I think I shall compile a thread & see if I get to keep adding to it.👇
Masks fact now:
Listening/watching now & to further flesh out why individualism does not result in selfish outcomes in my view is because within it, it is in everybody’s ultimate ‘self-interest’ to protect the rights of others & to create a society that offers freedoms & opportunities for all.
People who take a shallow look at individualism fail to take scales of broadness & time into account. They hear ‘individualism’ & think it’s about ‘self-interest’ in the here & now, immediate gratification. They also don’t get that it is by necessity a celebration, a joy, a...
Jan 9, 2022 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
I look upon #Assange as if he were my brother, better than my brother because he has sacrificed far more for me than my own brother ever would.
So, I will defend him like a sister would, a sister who’s been witness to his torture. This is real life not a story. #FreeAssange
I will not apologise for my rage at anyone who plays games with that life. Thinks they heard some truths on the deep dark web, or someone ‘in the know’. Unless you have your own clearance level which would immediately make you suspect anyway, you really don’t have any evidence...
Jan 8, 2022 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
Interesting discussion on the @katewand & @NickHudsonCT Speakeasy about problems with conveying your stance to others effectively. I haven’t finished listening to the discussion but the problem I find is those I wish to wake up just don’t want to listen. Which goes back to the...
...mass formation theory because it’s like trying to talk to a sleepwalker, they just want to brush you aside as they’re totally immersed in their dream (or pleasant sense of belonging) & me and my data is just an irritant, an annoying buzz in their ear. odysee.com/@VeryOpinionat…
Nov 5, 2021 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
I have to say I’ve been quite shocked to witness the illogical cowardice &/or the willingness to accept nonsensical propaganda by the large majority of Western civilisation this last year+.
Did you think death in a multitude of unpleasant ways didn’t exist before this?!
The billions pissed up against a wall, lives destroyed, societies weakened for THIS?! With your govts & ‘experts’ telling you that the fully jabbed are still dying from this virus but the jab works so well you’ll destroy other people’s lives if they choose not to take it? Are...
Oct 23, 2021 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Do you want a future with State & employer mandated:
- medical interventions
- utility/vehicle usage
- information access
- spending controls
- travel restrictions
- socialising rules
- exercise hours
- access zones
- dietary intake
- birth control?
This is what the vaccine passport is leading you towards. A digital ID & then fully trackable & traceable CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currency) that can be switched on, turned off, be required to spend in only certain outlets, within a miles radius of your home, by the end of...
Apr 25, 2021 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
FYI: Respecting the RIGHT to choose VS Respecting the choice.
Criticising a choice is fair play, stop with the bs ‘we must be respectful’ if someone gets the jab.
If you think a choice is unethical, stupid, dangerous, harmful to society you are not only free to criticise it...
....but potentially ethically obliged to do so. And that goes for both sides of the argument.
When a friend or acquaintance has made a choice we disagree with we will often choose to let the issue go at that point, that doesn’t mean we suddenly respect it, it means we have...
Feb 20, 2021 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
Govt policy led to covid infected being put into care homes killing thousands and you think I’m an idiot for saying no to their jab? The one India rejects (Pfizer) or several other countries reject (AstraZeneca) or the one made by the mob who caused cancer with their talc (J&J)?
The govt who upon no scientific basis approved mixing & matching vaccines until they got backlash & decided then that maybe a clinical trial was needed? theguardian.com/society/2021/j…
Dec 21, 2020 • 20 tweets • 4 min read
People often ask, ‘So you think this is a plandemic but why would govts go along?’ Let me try to explain.
So evidence exists that the markets were in dire straits pre-plandemic & rather than hoping govts would bail them out again which the people may not have stood for, what..
... big business has done is to blame a virus instead. Then what they did was to also ensure that the plebs have been only spend their money buying from their class of businesses not just because they are their cronies but because say you have shares in Amazon your own..
