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Ruth Moton Describes Campaign — Ruth Moton, the Republican nominee for the 159th Pennsylvania State House seat, was recently interviewed by Delco GOP United.
The district is Chester, Lower Chichester, Upper Chichester, Eddystone, Marcus Hook, Parkside and Trainer.
She faces Carol Kazeem who defeated incumbent Brian Kirkland in the Democrat primary.
Here is the interview:
Laugh At Conspiracy Theories, Remember When? — David Icke, the BBC sportscaster who was a household name before he declared the world was run by child-eating space lizards, says in a widely spread interview that Netherlands, the world’s second largest food exporter, is eliminating farmers during a food shortage.
Dutch Prime Miniser Mark Rutte is supported by the World Economic Forum, Icke notes.
Icke says that people are uncontrollable when food and energy are cheap.
We concede his point.
The interview got a boost when journalist Benny Johnson tweeted it.
We aren’t yet ready to buy that Queen Elizabeth is a space lizard but let’s consider this chart of Covid-19 deaths which shows U.S. deaths peaking at 10 per million on Jan. 13, 2021. As of Tuesday (Aug.30, 2022) its 1.3 per million.
This interactive timeline, however, shows that U.S. excess mortality of all causes was between 100 and 200 per 100,000 people at the Covid death peak. It’s now between 300 and 400 per 100K.
The increase can’t be Covid.
The timeline works with a slide near the bottom of the page.
Author and one-time New York Times reporter Alex Berenson is reporting that live births in heavily vaccinated Singapore are down 8.5 percent from last year. Swedish journalist Peter Imanuelsen is saying live births are down 14 percent in Sweden from last year.
Births aren’t down everywhere — the U.S. birth rate is actually up a teeny bit from 2021 — but Berenson’s and Imanuelsen’s reporting shouldn’t be dismissed.
And one doesn’t have to believe in space lizards to know that tyrants have always been and the powerful always want more power, and these people don’t consider the rest of us as anything important.
Until last month, this crowd had carved in stone that Earth’s population should not be more than 500 million. This would require eliminating 7 billion people to achieve.
Not that great fortunes should not exist William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 9-1-22
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: What is most important for democracy is not that great fortunes should not exist, but that great fortunes should not remain in the same hands. In that way there are rich men, but they do not form a class.
Alexis de Tocqueville
Little boy tells his nursery teacher he found a dead cat.
“How did you know it was dead?” asks the teacher.
“Because I pissed in its ear and it didn’t move says the boy.
“You did what!?” shrieks the teacher.
“You know, explains the boy. I leant over and went pssst and it didn’t move.”
One-Leg Lifespan Test — Dr. Robert Malone cites a study that says if a middle-aged person can stand on one-leg for 10 seconds the risk of dying over a median period of seven years is significantly less than those who can’t.
Balance quickly diminishes in the mid-50s, which means the likelihood of falls increases.
Malone also cites another study that shows the maximum association of exercise to lower mortality was achieved by performing between 150 to 300 minutes/week (2.5 hours) of vigorous physical activity or 300 to 600 minutes per week (5 to 10 hours) of moderate physical activity – or some “equivalent” combination of both.
That’s not as hard as it sounds. It basically means walking 2.5 miles per day. Still can’t do that? Any increase in exercise is a good thing. Start with small bites and you might surprise yourself.
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’
Martin Luther King, Jr.
It is possible to lead a cow upstairs but not downstairs
New study shows an alarming link between being a conspiracy theorist and not having myocarditis
Hat tips BabylonBee and Dr. Robert Malone
Covid Sows Seeds For Totalitarian Harvest — Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of the mRNA vaccine, has published on his Substack an article by Dr. Mattias Desmet, who coined the term mass formation psychosis, which is a “specific kind of group formation that makes people radically blind to everything that goes against what the group believes in. In this way, they take the most absurd beliefs for granted.”
He cites an incident in the 1979 Iranian Revolution when people started to believe that the portrait of Ayatollah Khomeini could be seen on the surface of the moon. Crowds would fill the streets during full moons to look for it — and claim to be able to see it.
More significantly, those griped by this psychosis become radically intolerant of dissent, and radically willing to sacrifice for the collective. He cites an Iranian mother who turned her son over to the authorities to be hanged. She then actually put the rope around his neck.
Desmet is a well-published Belgian psychiatrist and statistician who is a professor at Ghent University.
Desmet is also the author of the recently published The Psychology of Totalitarianism, which is also the title of the Substack article.
Obviously, mass formation psychosis is a stepping stone to totalitarianism.
“Totalitarianism is not a historical coincidence,” Desmet said. “It is the logical consequence of mechanistic thinking and the delusional belief in the omnipotence of human rationality. As such, totalitarianism is a defining feature of the Enlightenment tradition.”
He says his book focuses on the broader cultural–historical processes from which totalitarianism emerges.
He said the Covid response matches the process. Expert virologists were called upon to save us. They replaced unreliable politicians who had been answerable to the people. When the mechanistic experts failed, they changed definitions like Orwell’s pigs and consolidated power.
Desmet also said that the “explosive proliferation of mass surveillance technology led to new and previously unimaginable means for the manipulation of the masses.”
He said his book ultimately is about finding a way out of the current cultural impasse.
“The real task facing us as individuals and as a society is to envision a new view of humankind and the world, to find a new foundation for our identity, to formulate new principles for living together with others, and to reclaim a timely human capacity—Truth Speech,” he says.
