latest nonsense from whackworld: everyone taking the covid vaccine has less than two

[niyad]

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years to live. The flooding in Germany and NYC is to flood the tunnels to rescue all the trapped mutant children. The number on the back of your birth certificate entitles you to your share of a worldwide bank account. And, per a conversation with a friend just now, nobody who took the vaccine can get into heaven, as they are now subhuman.

You are welcome. I am going to go find my bottle of plonk.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Oh, wow, that is a LOT of nonsense! Good gawd.

You gotta give 'em props for their over-active imaginations!

[niyad]

4. and that was all this afternoon.

[Clash City Rocker]

2. So Trump won't live long enough to run in 2024

Well, that’s good news, at least.

[niyad]

5. you are correct. That had not occurred to me.

[OverBurn]

8. Well then, I'll get to see that evil MFer die before I do.

[Nexus2]

42. His family seems long lived, but he's not the heathiest walking sherbet sundae ever.

But his cult/the GOP will run Trump as along as they prop him up, clean the drool off and make his mouth move in time a recording of an earlier speech. They're all the same anyway.

But has something come out recently the indicates his chance of passing is more likely?

[Clash City Rocker]

49. It was in response to the original post

Saying that right wingers are claiming that everyone who got the vaccine has less than two years to live. Trump got it in January, as I recall.

[Hekate]

3. Somewhere there is a nest of sci fi writers with a warped sense of humor doing a social experiment

They are competing with each other to see who comes up with the craziest idea that ends up going viral and being swallowed by the greatest number of people.

Q told me.

[niyad]

6. I wonder what the prize is.

[Hekate]

7. The ghost of L. Ron Hubbard will commune with them about monetizing their fantasies

Could happen — look what he achieved

[niyad]

11. but of course.

[Klaralven]

50. It seems to be a pretty major industry - check out bitchute.com or brandnewtube.com

The social media videos are pretty slickly produced.

I think that they get ad revenues, but that they also develop followings that buy other products like books and subscriptions. Some have pretty straightforward appeals for contributions, especially the quasi-religious types.

Some are probably also the outer layer of recruitment mechanisms which identify the more susceptible members of the population to be cultivated by the induction process.

We are turning out about 100,000 bachelor's degrees in Communications and Media Studies annually. They have to find some way to earn a living.
https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d19/tables/dt19_322.10.asp

[mac2766]

18. I'm with you.

I definitely think there are people somewhere getting the laughs of their lifetime. It amazes me how idiotic some of this shite is.

[Crunchy Frog]

25. I definitely think there are people carrying out social experiments on the American people.

I just think that they're in think tanks funded by shadowy billionaires who believe that some crazy endpoint is somehow going to bring about some kind of corporatist utopia.

The careful cultivation of tens of millions of brainwashed cultists, over a period of decades, isn't just some freak chance occurrence.

[niyad]

37. Sadly, you are most likely quite correct.

[pwb]

9. If heaven is full of them?

That would be hell.

[niyad]

10. So very true.

[bucolic_frolic]

12. Their novelty and creativity is spiraling downward

just like internet traffic is plunging in favor of smart phones and heading out in public again.

Expect some crazy events this summer!

[niyad]

14. so very true.

[Initech]

21. Coming in Fall 2021: The Great Anti-vaxxer Die Off!

Sponsored by Fox News and Facebook. Fox News: We report misinformation as "facts", you get COVID!

[niyad]

23. do we have to buy tickets? I am reminded of the old bumper stickers: come the rapture,

can I have your house?

[Initech]

33. Knowing Fox, they would sell tickets to such an event!

And people would be lining up to participate, because, reasons!

[niyad]

35. Exactly.

[YoshidaYui]

13. Well ... If you get the shot

and you are too giddy to look both ways while crossing the street ….

[niyad]

15. there is that.

[world wide wally]

16. Awww shit!

I'm fucked

[niyad]

22. At least you are in good company,

[paranoid floyd]

17. Hey niyad

Somewhat off topic but my dad used to use the term plonk. It’s a fantastic word. He’s gone now, thanks for the prompt of a wonderful memory. Cheers to the plonk.

[niyad]

26. it makes me happy to know that I was an agent for a wonderful

memory. And you are correct, it is a fantastic word. Raising my glass to Rumpole.

[relayerbob]

19. Well, it would appear there are indeed subhuman mutants running around

[niyad]

27. sadly true,

[Marthe48]

20. Looks like much less than 2 years if you don't get the vax

Delta, Lambda, watch next virus mutation.

[niyad]

29. one can hope.

[marble falls]

24. So this is a fairy tale with a bad ending. The writers were grim if not Grimm.

[niyad]

30. Exactly. Or is this "fractured fairy tales"?

[plimsoll]

28. I presume you live in a state with legalized cannabis.

I've never actually met anyone that stoned, but apparently it can be done.

[niyad]

31. The stuff is legal here, but all this bs apparently came straight from some bizarre

part of the web, I did not ask exactly where.

[GeoWilliam750]

32. You get the plonk

I will get the corkscrew and cheese

[niyad]

34. Thank you. It is now a party!

[Aristus]

36. So, it's January, 2023 for me, everyone.

It's been nice knowing you. I love you all.

Catch you on the flip side...

[niyad]

38. since you will be one of the first to cross, you will have to tell us what it is like.

[Aristus]

39. I will. But I will have to take care of something first.

I'm going to come back and haunt the Trumpsters so hard, it will make "Poltergeist" look like a Casper cartoon.

[KentuckyWoman]

40. I'm 80. 2 years to live might be true. Hopefully not.

It will be interesting to see if I happen to drop dead just in time to prove that person's point.

[niyad]

46. Here is to proving them wrong,

[milestogo]

41. Is the worldwide bank account run by the Jews?

Aha, I knew it!

[niyad]

45. shhhhh

[smirkymonkey]

43. Do you ever suspect that someone or a group of someones out there is just punking us to

see how much chaos they can stir up?

It doesn't matter if only half the population takes it seriously, that is still enough people to keep society divided and at each other's throats until it all erupts in violence.

[niyad]

44. I think many of us think that.

[Celerity]

53. 12 people are responsible for 73% of all COVID disinfo on FaceBook

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/17/covid-misinformation-conspiracy-theories-ccdh-report



So much of the rest of QMAGAt crazy is nonlinear warfare and reflexive control amplified now by social media

Create a fog of war, destroy valid measurements and norms, zig when all else in a normal predictive system says you will ZAG.


Non-Linear Warfare and Reflexive Control - NATO Defence College

https://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/195099/rp_121.pdf


What is Hybrid Warfare?

https://globalsecurityreview.com/hybrid-and-non-linear-warfare-systematically-erases-the-divide-between-war-peace/


Redefining Hybrid Warfare: Russia’s Nonlinear War against the West

http://scholarcommons.usf.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1538&context=jss


Putin’s Way of War
The ‘War’ in Russia’s ‘Hybrid Warfare’

https://press.armywarcollege.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2987&context=parameters


The Hidden Author of Putinism
How Vladislav Surkov invented the new Russia

https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/11/hidden-author-putinism-russia-vladislav-surkov/382489/

“I am the author, or one of the authors, of the new Russian system,” Vladislav Surkov told us by way of introduction. On this spring day in 2013, he was wearing a white shirt and a leather jacket that was part Joy Division and part 1930s commissar. “My portfolio at the Kremlin and in government has included ideology, media, political parties, religion, modernization, innovation, foreign relations, and ...”—here he pauses and smiles—“modern art.” He offers to not make a speech, instead welcoming the Ph.D. students, professors, journalists, and politicians gathered in an auditorium at the London School of Economics to pose questions and have an open discussion. After the first question, he talks for almost 45 minutes, leaving hardly any time for questions after all. It’s his political system in miniature: democratic rhetoric and undemocratic intent.

[smirkymonkey]

54. Incredible.

It's all so twisted and complicated. At the heart of it all is the unquenchable thirst for power and control. And what is behind that? I think it's fear. Fear and ego.

All these little power plays and manipulations are set in motion by individuals or groups of individuals who are driven primarily by fear. I would say hatred as well, but I think behind most hatred is also fear. As the world becomes more frightening and unstable it will only get worse.

[Celerity]

55. The goal is simple, if you are looking at it from a hostile nation's point of view.

Obviously the number one nation doing this is Russia. They want to keep ratcheting up internal, pre-existing American (and other nation states they deem as threats) divisions until the ties that bind the union together are rent asunder and the country plunges into some sort of civil war, hot or cold, and starts to break apart.

They have multiple tracks to place the train of national dismemberment upon, including the outward, national projection of a theocratic, RW fascist national government, bolstered by a shedload of TW, theocratic, fascist state and local governments, that will try to nationalise the tyranny to the point the big blue states (and some small ones) start to REALLY consider secession.

Do you really think that IF Roe v Wade is overturned (for but one example),and then, instead of devolution to the states to decide abortion law, the theofash Rethugs attempt to forcibly outlaw it nationwide, perhaps escalating it up to the point of sending Federal troops into say, Oregon, or California, or Vermont, etc, that those states will idly sit by and allow themselves to be overrun?

They don't even necessarily have to use troops. They can try all sorts of shit (if they have a pliant RW theofash Federal Court system that allows them to get away with it) that will cause tremendous unrest as well.

100 million or so US citizens are on a scientifically designed parallel tract, a completely separate reality, and one that is LOADED up daily with ever-increasing violent rhetoric and hate at a multiplicity of levels, superstructures, and outlets of dissemination. The centre can but hold so long unless those thousands of firehoses of shitbaggery are neutered somehow, made far less potent, unable to complete their task of the annihilation of objective truth, and yes, annihilation of the union of the states itself.

[smirkymonkey]

56. Oh, they are good at what they do, I have no doubt about that.

In fact they have mastered the art. They have played us like a fiddle. I was just examining their motivation.

Despite the portrayal of Russia as being these big, important bullies, with a powerful strongman as leader, they are really an insecure, fearful nation and government. They have nothing to offer and have created the illusion of having a powerful, wealthy nation, whereas the truth is that all the money and power lies in the hands of very few and the rest of the country lives in relative poverty and misery.

What Putin Really Wants - The Atlantic - Julia Ioffe

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/01/putins-game/546548/

"When we got to the cafeteria, I saw that it, too, was haunted by its Soviet past. Grouchy middle-aged women in hairnets dished out bland, greasy cuisine. If it weren’t for students tapping at their smartphones, it would have been hard to tell that the 21st century had ever arrived. I sat down at a table with a team from Astrakhan and told them I had been to their hometown once, a romantically shabby old city by the Caspian Sea. The students smirked. “Everyone wants to leave,” a third-year named Anton said.

“There’s nothing to do there,” his teammate Sergei added."

"In the same way that Russians overestimate America, seeing it as an all-powerful orchestrator of global political developments, Americans project their own fears onto Russia, a country that is a paradox of deftness, might, and profound weakness—unshakably steady, yet somehow always teetering on the verge of collapse. Like America, it is hostage to its peculiar history, tormented by its ghosts."

[niyad]

59. Thank you for this scarily informative post and links.

[whistler162]

47. Well since....

I am sure many don't care.

[niyad]

48. Thank you. A great start to the day,

[area51]

51. Wut?

[niyad]

52. amazing, is it not?

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[Maru Kitteh]

57. Donnie, Melanoma, Istanka, Uday and Qusay are not allowed in to

Republican heaven now?

[niyad]

58. apparently not. And they are not welcome in the other place either. My cousin does

have standards.