An article from the Daily Sceptic, regarding the UK Covid Whitewash:
I am sorry that happened to you. I voluntarily left my job in October 2020, but part of me has always wished I'd stayed on, to see if there was a jab mandate. And to make them fire me if there was.Since living in the fear of losing my job due to my refusal to be a lab rat for big pharma, I'm a little less trusting of my neighbor these days. I don't like feeling that way, but so many people were happy to tell me that they'd be glad to see me get forced to get the experimental, rushed to market flu shot
I've posted it before, but I'll post it again - the opening of Survivors:
Here is some food for thought regarding the frequent claim that vaccinations saved the world from deadly viruses:
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Granted, it's only saying that proper sanitation reduced deaths caused by infectious disease. It isn't technically saying that the proper sanitation reduced the occurrence of the infectious diseases themselves.
Indeed. The whole thing really exposed a lot of weaknesses in certain "dissident right" spheres. All of the skepticism and critical thinking that they applied toward politics, the JQ, racial issues, and more fully went out the window when it came to the covid psy-op. You had Richard Spencer tweeting about reporting his neighbors to the police for having picnics, other groups calling people who were skeptical of the official story "conservative retards", talking about "horse paste" etc. Many were left with egg on their face because of this little chapter in history.When covid first appeared, I was involved
in a twitter chat with the likes of Bronze Age Pervert, Nick Land, Zero HP Lovecraft etc. At that time the mainstream media were saying it was likely to just be the equivalent of a bad flu and why all the fuss?
It was the dissident right who were stoking the fear online initially, under the understandable assumption of “the regime is downplaying it, therefore it could be the real thing” combined with the likely fake footage of people collapsing in China. Mencius Moldbug went fully gay over Covid and I lost a ton of respect for him.
It was quite a confusing time initially, and I was quite thankful to find RVF as a lurker back then.
My thoughts as well. As The Madness progessed, I began to see the whole thing as a compliance test, which the general public failed, and failed badly. The man in the street has been exposed as gullible, and easy to manipulate, with so called "common sense" proving to be anything but common.I found it interesting that the last big covid push that they were attempting about 2-3 months ago seemed to just fizzle out. They were putting out a bunch of fear mongering stories on MSM about "preparing for another wave", one of the places I deal with for work was doing company wide "PPE is available" bulletins, etc...
I was certain that I was going to have endure another clown show with hysterical gas station clerks yelling about masks, middle management covid Karens going on rampages and all that. I was mentally preparing myself for the inevitable interactions with these people, but nothing ever happened. In my area they all went fully nuts in 20/21, but this time, nothing. No masks, no security theater, no arrows on the floor telling you which way to walk in grocery store aisles. The only reminders that anything ever happened are the occasional senior citizen or McDonalds drive thru employee wearing a mask. Never hear about employers trying to force vaccinate employees anymore, all I see are ads for "new boosters" that are targeted at people who already went along with the first round of shots.
Not exactly sure what changed. Did people suddenly become less gullible? Did they decide to pull the plug on doing another full-on covid clown show? If so, why?
I know I'm not the only one here who believes the covid saga of 2020/21/22 was a dry run, a test, for something else. Perhaps to gauge how the populace would react to being placed under a martial law style lockdown. Maybe they already got the data that they were looking to get out of this particular experiment.
These are the people most likely to die of some kind of flu or cold -like illness, so they are exactly the ones who should be scared.These people are old enough to remember the flu epidemic of the late 60's and, when younger, may have spoken to people who lived through Spanish flu, so why did they fall for this?
I find myself thinking about this all the time. Running water is one of the key achievements of the modern world. You know what was a game-changing invention? The water fountain. The guy who invented it was working at a factory. There was an outbreak of dysentery in said factory. He thought to put a little motor on the spigot with which everyone was drinking water. This put a stream out so nobody had to actually suck the spigot itself anymore. The spread of dysentery was reduced. So the guy went off and started a water fountain company. If I recall correctly, that was Halsey Taylor.People have no clue nowadays how much indoor running water and city wide sewer systems improved the entire condition of the whole human race, all over the earth.
Yes, I know that, but my people used to made of sterner stuff, and didn't run around like frightened children. During the epidemic of the late 60's, people just took it in their stride. What took place during The Madness, in the UK at least, was not the sort of reaction that I expected, nor the type reaction that would have resulted in the past. We get flu here every winter, and everyone just gets on with life.These are the people most likely to die of some kind of flu or cold -like illness, so they are exactly the ones who should be scared.
I find myself thinking about this all the time. Running water is one of the key achievements of the modern world. You know what was a game-changing invention? The water fountain. The guy who invented it was working at a factory. There was an outbreak of dysentery in said factory. He thought to put a little motor on the spigot with which everyone was drinking water. This put a stream out so nobody had to actually suck the spigot itself anymore. The spread of dysentery was reduced. So the guy went off and started a water fountain company. If I recall correctly, that was Halsey Taylor.
The experience of one ordinary person, who trusted our so called leaders and experts: