There is more to the fossil fuel energy predicament than we usually hear about.
Strangely enough, a big part of the confusion regarding the nature of our energy problem comes from the fact that virtually everyone wants to hear good news, even when the news isn’t very good. We end up seeing information in the Mainstream Media mostly from the perspective of what people want to hear, rather than from the perspective of what the story really is. In this post, I explain why this situation tends to occur. I also explain why our current energy situation is starting to look more and more like an energy shortage situation that could lead to economic collapse.
This post is a write-up of a presentation I gave recently. A PDF of my talk can be found at this link. An mp4 video of my talk can be found at this link: Gail Tverberg’s Nov. 9 presentation–Our Fossil Fuel Energy Predicament.
Most people attending my talk reported that they had mostly heard about the issue on the right end of Slide 2: the problem of using too much fossil fuel and related climate change.
I think the real issue is the one shown on the left side of Slide 2. This is a physics issue. Without fossil fuels, we would find it necessary to go back to using older renewables, such as oxen or horses for plowing, burned wood and other biomass for heat, and wind-powered sail boats for international transport.
Needless to say, these older renewables are only available in tiny quantities today, if they are available at all. They wouldn’t provide many jobs other than those depending on manual labor, such as subsistence agriculture. Nuclear and modern renewables would not be available because they depend on fossil fuels for their production, maintenance and long distance transmission lines.
On Slide 4, note that M. King Hubbert was a physicist. This seems to be the academic specialty that finds holes in other people’s wishful thinking.
Another thing to note is Hubbert’s willingness to speculate about the future of nuclear energy. He seemed to believe that nuclear energy could take over, when other energy fails. Needless to say, this hasn’t happened. Today, nuclear energy comprises only 4% of the world’s total energy supply.
The transcript of the entire talk by Rear Admiral Hyman Rickover is worth reading. I have excerpted a few sentences from his talk. His talk took place only a year after Hubbert published his research.
Rickover clearly understood the important role that fossil fuels played in the economy. At that early date, it looked as if fossil fuels would become too expensive to extract between 2000 and 2050. A doubling of unit costs for energy may not sound like much, but it is, if a person thinks about how much poor people in poor countries spend on food and other energy products. If the price of these goods rises from 25% of their income to 50% of their income, there is not enough left over for other goods and services.
Regarding Slide 6, the book The Limits to Growth by Donella Meadows and others provided early computer modeling of how population growth and extraction of resources might play out. The base model seemed to indicate that economic decline would start about now. Various other scenarios were considered, including a doubling of the resources. Without very unrealistic assumptions, the economy always headed downward before 2100.
Another way of approaching the problem is to analyze historical civilizations that have collapsed. Peter Turchin and Sergey Nefedov analyzed eight economies that collapsed in their book Secular Cycles. There have been many examples of economies encountering a new source of energy (conquering a new land, or developing a new way of producing more energy), growing for a time, reaching a time where growth is more limited, and finally discovering that the economy that had been built up could no longer be supported by the resources available. Both population and production of goods and services tended to crash.
We can think of the current economy, based on the use of fossil fuels, as likely following a similar path. Coal began to be used in quantity about 200 years ago, in 1820. The economy grew, as oil and natural gas production was added. We seem to have hit a period of “Stagflation,” about 1970, which is 50 years ago. The timing might be right to enter the “Crisis” period, about now.
We don’t know how long such a Crisis Period might last this time. Early economies were very different from today’s economy. They didn’t depend on electricity, international trade or international finance in the same way that today’s world economy does. It is possible (in fact, fairly likely) that the downslope might occur more rapidly this time.
Past Crisis Periods seem to feature a high level of conflict because rising population leads to a situation where there are no longer enough goods and services to go around. According to Turchin and Nefedov, some features of the Crisis Periods included increased wage disparity, collapsing or overturned governments, debt defaults, inadequate tax revenue and epidemics. Economists tell us that there is a physics reason for the rich to get richer and the poor to get poorer during Crisis Periods; in some sense, the poor get “frozen out” and the wealth rises to the top, like steam.
Slide 9 is a chart I prepared several years ago, showing the growth in the world production of fuels of various types. What little wind and solar was available at that time was included in the biofuels section at the bottom. Early biofuels consisted largely of wood and charcoal used for heat.
Slide 10 shows average annual increases for 10-year periods corresponding to the periods shown on Slide 9. This chart goes to 2020, so it covers a full 200-year period. Note that the increases in energy consumption shown are especially high in the 1951-1960 and 1961-1970 periods. These periods occurred after World War II when the economy was growing especially rapidly.
Slide 11 is similar to Slide 10, except I divide the bars into two pieces. The bottom, blue part corresponds to the amount that population grew, on average, during this ten-year period. Whatever is left over I have referred to as the amount available to increase the standard of living, shown in red. A person can see that when the overall growth in energy consumption is high, population tends to rise rapidly. With more energy, it is possible to feed and clothe larger families.
Slide 12 is like Slide 11, except that it is an area chart. I have also added some notes regarding what went wrong when energy consumption growth was low or negative. An early dip occurred at the time of the US Civil War. There was a very long, low period later that corresponded to the period of World War I, World War II and the Depression. The collapse of the central government of the Soviet Union occurred in 1991, so it is part of the 10-year period ended 2000. Most recently, we have encountered COVID shutdowns.
The peaks, on the other hand, tended to be good times. The period leading up to 1910 corresponded to the time of early electrification. The period after World War II was a period of growth and rebuilding. Most recently, China and its large coal resources helped pull the world economy forward. China’s coal supply stopped growing about 2013. I have written that we can no longer depend on China’s economy to pull the world economy forward. With recent rolling blackouts in China (mentioned in the next section), this is becoming more evident.
Without enough energy, the current period is beginning to look more and more like the period that included World War I and II and the Great Depression. Strange outcomes can occur when there basically are not enough resources to go around.
Slide 14 shows recent energy production. A person can see from this slide that wind and solar aren’t really ramping up very much. A major problem is caused by the fact that wind and solar are given the subsidy of “going first” and prices paid to other electricity producers are adjusted downward, to reflect the fact that their electricity is no longer needed by the grid. This approach tends to drive nuclear out of business because wholesale electricity rates tend to fall to very low levels, or become negative, when unneeded wind and solar are added. Nuclear power plants cannot easily shut down. Instead, the low prices tend to drive the nuclear power plants out of business. This is sad, because electricity from nuclear is far more stable, and thus more helpful to the grid, than electricity from wind or solar.
Fossil fuel producers need quite high energy prices for a variety of reasons. One of these reasons is simply because the easiest-to-extract resources were removed first. In recent years, producers have needed to move on to resources with a higher cost of extraction, thus raising their required selling prices. Wages of ordinary citizens haven’t kept up, making it hard for selling prices to rise sufficiently to cover the new higher costs.
Another issue is that fossil fuel energy prices need to cover far more than the cost of drilling the current well. Producers need to start to develop new areas to drill, years in advance of actually getting production from those sites. They need extra funds to work on these new sites.
Also, oil companies, especially, have historically paid high taxes. Besides regular income taxes, oil companies pay state taxes and royalty taxes. These taxes are a way of passing the “surplus energy” that is produced back to the rest of the economy, in the form of taxes. This is exactly the opposite of wind and solar that need subsidies of many kinds, especially the subsidy of “going first,” that drives other electricity providers out of business.
Prices for oil, coal and natural gas have been far lower than producers need, for a long time. The COVID shutdowns in 2020 made the problem worse. Now, with producers quitting at the same time the economy is trying to reopen, it is not surprising that some prices are spiking.
Most local US papers don’t tell much about world energy prices, but these are increasingly becoming a big problem. Natural gas is expensive to ship and store, so prices vary greatly around the world. US natural gas prices have roughly doubled from a year ago, but this is a far lower increase than many other parts of the world are experiencing. In fact, the bills that most US natural gas residential customers will receive will increase by far less than 100% because at the historic low price, over half of the price for residential service is distribution expenses, and such expenses don’t change very much.
Slide 17 shows another way of looking at data that is similar to that in Slide 14. This slide shows amounts on a per capita basis, with groupings I have chosen. I think of coal and oil as being pretty much the only energy resources that can “stand on their own.” The recent peak year for combined coal and oil, on a per capita basis, was 2008.
Natural gas, nuclear, and hydroelectric were the first add-ons. If a person looks closely, it can be seen that the growth rate of this group has slowed, at least in part because of the pricing problems caused by wind and solar.
The “green” sources at the bottom are growing, but from a very low base. The main reason for their growth is the subsidies they receive. If fossil fuels falter in any major way, it will adversely affect the growth of wind and solar. Already, there are articles about supply chain problems for the big wind turbines. Any cutback in subsidies is also harmful to their production.
US papers don’t tell us much about these problems, but they are getting to be very serious problems in other parts of the world. The countries with the biggest problems are the ones trying to import natural gas or coal. If an exporting country finds its own production falling short, it is likely to make certain that its own citizens are adequately supplied first, before providing exports to others. Thus, importing countries may find very high prices, or supplies simply not available.
This slide got a lot of laughs. The university does have some sort of agricultural plot, but teaching subsistence farming is not its goal.
My point about “scientists who are not pressured by the need for research grants or acceptance of written papers are the ones trying to tell the whole truth” got quite a few laughs. As a practical matter, this means that retired scientists tend to be disproportionately involved in trying to discern the truth.
With the military understanding the need to work around energy limits, one change has been to move away from preparation for “hot wars” to more interest in biological weapons, such as viruses. Thus, governments of many countries, including the United States, Canada, France, Italy, Australia and China, have funded research on making viruses more virulent. The vaccine-making industry also supported this effort because it might enhance the industry’s ability to make and sell more vaccines. It was believed that there might even be new techniques that would develop from this new technology that would increase the overall revenue generated by the healthcare industry.
Questions came up, both during the talk and later, about what other changes have taken place because of the need for much of the audience to hear a story with a happily ever after ending, and because of the known likely decline of the economy for physics reasons. Clearly one thing that happens is successful entrepreneurs, such as Elon Musk, aim their production in areas where subsidies will be available. With fossil fuel production not making money, fossil fuel producers are even willing to undertake renewable projects if subsidies seem to be high enough. The issue isn’t really, “What is sustainable?” It is much more, “Where will the profits be, given where subsidies will be, and what people are being taught about how to perceive today’s problems?”
In fact, what has been happening in recent years is that a great deal of debt has been added to the world economy. Mostly, this added debt seems to be creating added inflation. It definitely is not leading to the rapid extraction of a great deal more fossil fuels, which is what really would allow the production of more goods and services. If inflation leads to higher interest rates, this, by itself, could destabilize the financial system.
I tried to explain, as I have in the past, how a self-organizing economy works. New citizens are born, and old ones pass away. New businesses are formed, and they add new products, keeping in mind what products citizens want and can afford. Governments add laws and taxes, as situations change. Energy is needed at every step in production, so availability of inexpensive energy is important in the operation of the economy, as well. There are equivalences, such as employees tend also to be customers. If the wages of employees are high, they can afford to buy many goods and services; if wages are low, employees will be very restricted in what they can afford.
In some sense, the economy is hollow inside, because the economy will stop manufacturing unneeded products. If an economy starts making cars, for example, it will phase out products associated with transportation using horse and buggy.
A self-organizing economy clearly does not operate in the simple way economists seem to model the economy. Low prices can be just as big a problem as high prices, for example.
Another issue is that the energy needs of an economy seem to depend on its population and how far it has already been built up. For example, roads, bridges, water distribution pipelines and electricity transmission infrastructure must all be maintained, even if the population falls. We know humans need something like 2000 calories a day of food. Economies seem to have a similar constant need for energy, based on both the number of people in the economy and the amount of infrastructure that has been built up. There is no way to cut back very much, without the economy collapsing.
I am not exactly certain when the first discussion of the economy as a dissipative structure (self-organizing system powered by energy) started. When I prepared this slide, I was thinking that perhaps it was in 1996, when Yoshinori Shizoawa wrote a paper called Economy as a Dissipative Structure. However, when I did a search today, I encountered an earlier paper by Robert Ayres, written in 1988, also discussing the economy as a dissipative structure. So, the idea has been around for a very long time. But getting ideas from one part of academia to other parts of academia seems to be a very slow process.
Debt cannot grow indefinitely, either, because there needs to be a way for it to be paid back in a way that produces real goods and services. Without adequate energy supplies, it becomes impossible to produce the goods and services that consumers need.
Attendees asked about earlier posts that might be helpful in understanding our current predicament. This is the list I provided:
Humans Left Sustainability Behind as Hunter Gatherers – Dec. 2, 2020
How the World’s Energy Problem Has Been Hidden – June 21, 2021
Energy Is the Economy; Shrinkage in Energy Supply Leads to Conflict – Nov. 9, 2020
Why a Great Reset Based on Green Energy Isn’t Possible – July 17, 2020
The “Wind and Solar Will Save Us” Delusion – Jan. 30, 2017
“Xi Jinping’s Victory Lap Looks a Little Premature.
“For all its noise, the president’s “common prosperity” program is still mostly talk and China’s deeply unequal economic structure remains largely unchanged… China’s economic growth is weakening and credit markets are in turmoil…”
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-11-13/xi-jinping-s-victory-lap-looks-a-little-premature-with-economic-growth-slowing
“Singles’ Day sales hit by rising anti-consumerism sentiment, China’s youth warn of ‘vicious circle’…
“Anti-consumerism sentiment among young people in China concerned with overindulgence dominated the world’s largest online shopping festival this year, adding to the recent social phenomena of “lying flat” and “involution”.”
https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3155887/singles-day-sales-hit-rising-anti-consumerism-sentiment
“Counting the (housing) cost in China… Home price data on Monday may show values stalled or even slowed last month. And the outlook isn’t bright, if desperate developers flood the market with discounted stock.
“It bodes ill for a sector comprising a quarter of the world’s No 2 economy. It’s also a bad omen for consumption, seen slowing down in figures due Monday.”
https://www.reuters.com/business/take-five/global-markets-themes-takealook-2021-11-12/
Deflating housing prices would be terrible in a country that uses houses as if they were substitutes for savings banks.
And yet, nobody in the country really “owns” land–it’s all leased from the government, often for 99-year periods.
Elsewhere, property tax is essentially the same thing as a lease, except non-payment then terminates ownership. So who ultimately owns land? The thugs dressed up as government.
According to Brookings, the “lying flat” movement in China
Regarding involution,
Consumers will consume if they have money / credit… a better explanation might be fear that their housing investments are going sideways….
“Anti-inflation protests organized by the opposition Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) will take place today in Karachi amidst economic turmoil…
“Inflation is expected to remain high over the next six months, so protests will likely escalate through the end of the year and into 2022.”
https://www.foreignbrief.com/daily-news/anti-inflation-protests-to-begin-in-karachi/
“Amid the severe energy crisis in Pakistan, domestic and industrial consumers will suffer shortages during the winter season as Imran Khan-led government decided to continue gas supply to the power and fertiliser sectors, local media reported…
“Pakistan is on the verge of a massive shortage of gas and rationing…”
https://www.aninews.in/news/world/asia/pakistan-domestic-industrial-consumers-to-face-gas-shortage-in-winter20211113030837/
There is a little more explanation given:
“Pakistan: Domestic, industrial consumers to face gas shortage in winter
due to depleting local natural gas supplies and failure of the Imran Khan government to procure a sufficient quantity of LNG.”
It does sound like a very bad situation there and many other places.
Now THAT information .. will make my Sunday … a good day.
When do the riots start?
“Without tourists Kyoto is on the verge of bankruptcy.
“Tourism in Japan’s former imperial capital fell by 88 per cent in 2020. The deficit in the current fiscal year hovers around US$ 440 million. While the mayor is trying to avoid bankruptcy with a restructuring plan, some see it as not ambitious enough.”
http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Without-tourists-Kyoto-is-on-the-verge-of-bankruptcy-54495.html
“Thailand: International Tourism May Take Years To Recover – Analysis…
“The partial opening of borders to visitors from 63 countries, comes at a time when bars, entertainment businesses remain closed across the country, and restaurants in most parts of the country are not allowed to serve liquor with meals.”
https://www.eurasiareview.com/13112021-thailand-international-tourism-may-take-years-to-recover-analysis/
It sounds like that it is not just the central government of Japan that has too much debt.
If Kyoto is structures primarily to attract tourists, and they are pretty much are gone, this is a problem!
Air traffic into Japan is down 95%, this I know. Some modest influxes from local tourists evidently kept this from being a 100% loss (the 5% who still fly to Japan are all business people). but they spend less too. And Kyoto did have some evident problems already when I visited in 2015, like many temples closed for repairs, during peak tourist season.
I understand that they plan to open to tourists this spring, but with the same restrictions that business travelers have now. (Have to download a tracking app, report on their health every day, promise not to use public transportation for two weeks, etc.)
I am very familiar with it. I will undergo my 3rd quarantine in about two weeks. everytime is a bit different.
I’ve been to Japan 25 times or so (I’m guessing).
I like it, but it has been a while.
We are well past the point of no return … globally debt was already off the charts in 2019… BAU was kept alive with 0 and negative interest rates… zombie companies were supported with loans to pay the already extremely low rates of interest and to maintain operations…
And since then we’ve seen a tsunami of new debt issuance…
Picture a dam… riddled with cracks… and a hurricane behind it pouring trillions of tonnes of water into the reservoir…. to those downstream who cannot see what is happening everything appears to be fine…
Then one day….
“Fertilizer prices keep soaring to unprecedented heights, signaling escalating costs for farmers and consumers around the world.
“The Green Markets North American Fertilizer Price Index rose 4.4% to $1,094.35 per short ton on Friday, surpassing a record set a week earlier.”
https://www.mining.com/web/fertilizer-prices-rocket-to-all-time-high-on-tightening-supplies/
“Ship-load of ‘toxic’ Chinese fertilizer causes diplomatic stink… Why is a ship carrying cargo from China refusing to leave Sri Lankan waters despite being asked to do so by authorities?
“The answer is a crucial shipment gone horribly wrong, leading to a rare diplomatic tussle between two close allies, the blacklisting of a bank, and a group of farmers and scientists up in arms.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-59202309
Thanks for your updates, Harry McGibbs. They reassure me that my wife and I made the correct decision over 40 years ago to refrain from bringing children to this dying planet. Luckily, some of us received a relevant ecological education.
Ted 987, you are welcome.
+ children are usually ungrateful … and often turn out to be drug addicts or abysmal failures… particularly in this epoch of gaming and flashing of bo-obs…. then you might end up with a tranny freak for a son or daughter…
So many things can go wrong…. and even if they don’t go wrong … they will die when BAU collapses and might end up in a cooking pot…
Why bother.
Have you considered therapy?
Eddy, you are damn right but you miss the important point. Every kid is a product/function of its parents rising. So if a kid is a shitty person it is most likely its parents are even more shitty persons.
This seems to be would-be organic fertilizers that can be harmful to plants because of the toxic bacteria it carries.
The economic path of less resistance dictates the cargo will be quietly dumped at sea before the ship in question departs on route to the next scheduled destination.
Audacious apemanship at its best. All apes on deck.
Congratulations on your awareness, Ted 987. I’m reminded of this quote from a 70-year-old friend, child-free, of course: “With the earth groaning under the weight of almost 8 billion people, most wanting to consume as much as possible, I think the last thing any ecologically literate person would do is add to the burden. Ah, but it’s so important that my special genes have a connection to the future, isn’t it? Never mind that that future is going to be a nightmare on stilts.”
Most humans are MOREONS. It’s been obvious where this is all headed for quite some time… and by that I mean in the near term….
Yet they pop these rats out like there’s a tomorrow.
And now they suffer. The price they pay for MOREONISM
When there is no return on the energy in…. we starve
“Is Russia Sending Enough Natural Gas To Europe?
“…Overall, the increased Russian gas flow isn’t any more than it should have been at this time of year under contractual agreement. It’s not enough to assure Europe that it can avert an energy crisis.”
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Is-Russia-Sending-Enough-Natural-Gas-To-Europe.html
“President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday that Belarus had not consulted him before raising the possibility of cutting Russian natural gas flows to Europe, adding that such a move would risk harming ties between Minsk and its key ally Moscow.”
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/putin-says-any-belarusian-move-cut-gas-flows-risks-hitting-ties-2021-11-13/
“A shock invasion of Ukraine would trigger economic chaos for Europe.
“Energy prices would explode and the euro would implode if Russia repeats its 2014 annexation of Crimea on a far wider scale… there can be no question that a serious conflict is brewing on Europe’s Eastern frontier along the border between Russia and Ukraine.”
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2021/11/13/shock-invasion-ukraine-would-trigger-economic-chaos-europe/
There is no end to places around the world where things are going wrong!
Look, look, over here, it’s the ‘wicked’ Russians/Chinese.
Don’t look over there at the plutocrats and the M.I.C., there is nothing to see.
USA TODAY
L.A., Chicago giving away cash with no strings attached to residents in need. Are universal basic income programs working?
Christal Hayes, USA TODAY
Sat, November 13, 2021, 6:01 AM
LOS ANGELES – Life was falling into place for Georgia Horton.
After more than 20 years in prison, she was building a new path forward with a blossoming career in sharing her story: She went from a prison inmate to finding religion and becoming an evangelist. But that all came to a screeching halt as the country shut down with the COVID-19 pandemic.
The happiness of her newfound success was replaced with worries about becoming homeless, joining the tens of thousands in the Los Angeles area who have no roof over their heads.
She credits a guaranteed basic income program that rolled out in Compton, just south of Los Angeles, called the Compton Pledge, with saving her. Each month, Horton receives $300 — money that comes without any stipulations or strings attached on how she can use it. She’s used the funds for bills and purchases like a laptop, which she says allowed her to continue speaking engagements and broadened her reach. She was also able to save and start up Georgia Horton Ministries, a feat she says would have never happened without the money.
What about hydrogen produced by solar power plants. There are many places on earth with very sunny deserts like North Africa or the United States. The energy to produce hydrogen is free and water does not cost much.
It takes a huge amount of energy to produce hydrogen. Hydrogen is almost impossible to safely transport and store. People seem to look at it, but it is always a dead end.
What about hydrogen produced by solar power plants. There are many places on earth with very sunny deserts like North Africa or the United States. The energy to produce hydrogen is free and water does not cost much.
Now that’s like pulling rabbits out of one’s arse….
Or gerbils 😀
A cool, short video about how the mRNA vaccine works.
Somewhere along the line there seems to be a problem though, since it seems to lead to autoimmunity. The immune cells seems to produce antibodies that attack the own bodies ACE2 receptors instead.
Walter is trying to understand why this is so. Anyone have any suggestions?
https://mobile.twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/1459284608122564610
There’s an even better video on TED. It’s about 10 minutes long and the lead doctor/scientist for Moderna explains how an mRNA vaccine works. He says it’s designed to “hack the body’s operating system”. So now we are computers to Big Pharma.
He also stated that in the future, they will be able to “upload” your body’s data to the Cloud and provide access to those in the medical community to help fight and overcome future diseases. Now what could go wrong?
Sure:
https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/
But these are virologists, using real world data and subjects.
A bit over the head of this site.
You seem to have a need to make that assertion: “A bit over the head of this site.”
But this crap wasn’t over my head.
https://www.aol.com/entertainment/kiss-gene-simmons-says-anyone-013123819.html
Oh… well in light of this I’ll change my mind and drive to the nearest popup clinic later this morning
On the other hand, Ted Nugent describes beating COVID-19, likens vaccinated people to sheep.
https://news.yahoo.com/ted-nugent-shares-sheepish-words-135000124.html?guccounter=1
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/5c0be989754e79db0e95bde5dac38afb74ecaba65e565e0f3f982db93a5ae9a8.png
It is called cross reactivity. Perhaps once th3 spike binds with ACE2 receptor it taints it in such way that the immune system recognizes it as something that needs to be destroyed.
Anyone who looks at this .. and still gets a shot … deserves whatever happens
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/5c0be989754e79db0e95bde5dac38afb74ecaba65e565e0f3f982db93a5ae9a8.png
Austria “Just Days Away” From Unleashing Lockdown On The “Shameful” Unvaccinated
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/austria-plans-new-covid-lockdown-unvaccinated
I do not know what their game plan is. It is either a super genius or super stupid plan.
If you lock out the unvaccinated and the cases and death goes up, you have to either cheat on the statistics and say that the cases and death are low. However, if there are many people dead including those who just dropped dead on the street, then how are they going to spin this since the unvaccinated are already imprisoned?
They will keep finding scapegoats… if everyone gets vaxxed, then it will be those filthy people without the 3rd booster, 4th booster and so on. Or blame it on the kids… Immigrants… pets… you name it.
…..pooping birds flying back from the local dump.. don’t forget about the bird dodo from the sky.
I am beginning to think the lockdowns may turn out to be a blessing in disguise for us unvaxxed. I have no problem hanging out on my property. I like it here. I have no need to go to a restaurant, basketball game, or the cinema. Imagine all the vaxxed goons sitting there thinking they are safe.
Stay home, be safe, avoid the vaxxed.
Ssincoski, in this phase I think you are right.
The point of concern could be what Slow Paul says above.
But also that if things take long time to unfold, unvaccinated could be excluded for many months from every activity of life, which could be a problem for those who don’t have savings to draw on or those who need medical treatment for various reasons.
Powers have taken a wrong path, but they would rather crash than change.
It seems it is taking the appearance of fight to the last blood.
It is worth getting in the mountains with livestock, seeds, a well, a good fence, wood stove, chainsaw, tools and a bag of salt, student. Yes, people had to be financially prepared for all this. But ultimately, if we thought that it would never get better for the unvaxxed we would all vaxx. We are not vaxxed because we think that at some point it will be relatively better not to be vaxxed. Medium term (1-2 years) for sure it will be hard.
There are many spent fuel ponds in Russia – what will you do about that?
People in Melbourne have been in an extreme lockdown for the majority of the last year… they survived…
If they lock the unvaxxed here in NZ the impact will be minimal … we will still be able to get food delivered from a restaurant (or take-away)… still be able to buy stuff for the garden etc…
A far cry from the level 4 locks we’ve gone through…
ssincosi, yes, the only one that applies ere in New York State is music venue and that is abut 70%. That is some venue the ones I spend money at do not require a vax passport ( there is n legal requirement it is just NWO loyalty display). Restaurants, cinema not required. I am not a sports fan.
Here in NZ we have rugby (roided up thugs kicking a ball back and forth endlessly and rolling around in the dirt)… netball (white women playing basketball without a backboard) and last… and least… cricket (picture a baseball game that goes on for a week played by men in LL Bean outfits who take tea breaks — ending in nail-biting scores of 8,999 to 456) …
I won’t miss skipping the sporting scene here….
Go fly fishing—–
Or you could sip some of that marginal wine?
I kinda like South Island.
I remember when men were real men, cricket was pure poetry, coal miners didn’t take baths, and batsmen didn’t wear head protection.
But tell this to kids today and they don’t believe ya!
One thing I will miss is attending the plow dragging contests… you know … where they hook up the big boned women to 200kg ploughs and they compete to drag the plough through the mud over 500m… you get that at the Agricultural Fairs… very entertaining.
The best is when they have the team plough drag race…. I took this photo of 3 large boned sisters last year
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CfJDnahWsAAxT-f.jpg
No woke gold star for that post!
Those women must have looked pretty ripped at the end of the spring. One thing is for certain; you ain’t pulling that while starving, sickly, wimpy and weak. That is for sure. That plough wouldn’t have moved a millimeter.
I bet they didn’t whine and complain while sucking it up and sweating it out.
Just imagine a snowflake in that situation.
😳👍
Oh ya … when you got a field to plough you definitely want one of those…
But when you’re in the VIP lounge at Gents… not really.
Here in Vermont all the live music venues are requiring proof of vax or a negative covid test within 72 hours. Recently I had tickets for a show that I purchased in June so I had to go get a negative covid test the day before. It took all morning and ended up costing $137 so it was an expensive concert.
In two weeks I am going to Baltimore to visit family. I have tickets for a live music show and for a Baltimore Ravens game. No vax needed.
True. I will want to limit my contact with the Vaxxed Mutant Breeding Factories as much as possible as this evolves…
Yes you are right… the introverted will inherit the Earth.. just hope that doesn’t get mRNAed into a reconstruct that means ‘bite the dust’ care of MSM propaganda
Voices in the US media have been lamenting that Austrians have had a far-right fasc-ist government for the past five years now. I don’t know how much truth there is to that assertion, but this new lockdown policy shows that the present Austrian government has scant regard for fundamental human rights.
Sebastian Kurz (ex chancellor) and his cabinet reaigned some weeks ago over allegations of corruption. The cabinet imposing the new lockdown is a new one (i believe a techical cabinet). Basically the gov whicj is now in charge is non-partisan and ia doing thibgs which if done by any of the parties will have very nasty repercussions on the ballot box
Europe is going into winter lockdown, nation after nation, and the politicians of course blame the unvaccinated. What else can they do?
So…when will the vaccinated start attacking the unvaccinated?
We are the minority now…the loonie conspiracy theorists who drink bleach and pop horse dewormer pills. We are the freaks on the block now ruining it for everyone else.
You need to catch up: I’m on dog de-wormers now. Useless, but they pack a real punch!
That is part of the beauty of gun ownership. If one goes to attach ones neighbor they do not known if they will be met by a gun or several guns. Guns make polite neighbors.
Being out of the city and with large open spaces on all sides of the house and a big fat gate… it’s unlikely they’ll come for Fast Eddy…. big spaces make it easy to see them – and deal with them
Fast Eddy must survive to see the End Game. Messiah.
The paper about the spike protein genome found in the nucleus.
https://www.mdpi.com/1999-4915/13/10/2056/htm
Thanks! The name of this article is “SARS–CoV–2 Spike Impairs DNA Damage Repair and Inhibits V(D)J Recombination In Vitro.”
It is from a special edition of a peer-reviewed journal called “Viruses.” The research seems to have taken place at Umeå University in northern Sweden, using funding from the university. The two authors seem to have Chinese or other oriental names.
An interesting fact Gail, FE posted 3 separate posts and typed around 375 words all at 11.13pm. This was after putting up 2 posts at 11.12pm, one with a link and the other with 135 words.
Makes you think how this is possible by one person, unless there is an effort to sabotage your site and undermine your credibility with lots of con.spiracy nonsense posted in the comments.
Surely it would be possible to cap any one contributor at say 20 posts per article. Except for Harry Mc Gibbs.
Not with WordPress software. I don’t have time or energy to keep count.
Gail, don’t bother I find it super easy to just hit the page down key when I see the paid troll, I do not mean Eddy.
hey
I stand to win a serious amount of money if eddy reaches comment parity by February next year.
Putting out ideas of limiting comments would ruin my financial future, and incidentally be bad for eddys ego
But wouldn’t that be like putting a limit on the number of points Lebron can score?
I doubt the fans would be pleased.
Random comment
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If that is the effort, it is indeed working.
I will see if His Highness can find time to provide more content
It is called “copy and paste”. I have done that before. i wrote out my comments in MS Word and then did a proof read and spell check. then I post them.
Hideaway… focus on countering people with real stuff and not make believe. We are all open to constructive criticism.
We are not like the other 90% of the people who will believe everything and oh yes, don’t try to BS with vague stuff.
As I read through the Fauci Child Murder story … I pasted chunks of it … because if I post the entire story it will be held by the censors…
Also … it’s useful to post it in small bites because the MOREONS are more likely to read it … and I want the MOREONS to understand that the man who they think is trying to save them… is a demon from hell…. and he is experimenting on them … at best…
Then there is the drive to surpass 5000 comments .. and I feel that Fast Eddy is integral in making that happen ….
go eddy go
In my experience, the effort usually involves two opposing teams working together to steer the leader, group conscience or mission away from something that actually solves the problem and threatens false authority while moving things toward the surface level. The way to protect the group and the cause is to value principles over personalities and keep things open for debate with some reasonable limits set by the chair or moderator.
Thus the false dichotomy and polarization was invented. Or simpler put: to divide and conquer.
Say, isn’t your neighbors car ‘nicer’ than yours?
I just adore to shed light on the affairs of the rapacious primate.
🤣👍👍
World Record!!!
i need every syllable
since i opened my ofw doomster posts this morning, i have read 33 comments, 19 of which were from eddy.
several of them were from eddy to eddy. (part of my forecast)
My book is still open, but it looks as if eddy will reach comment parity well before next february
I’m still taking bets, but the odds are shortening drastically.
The spike protein enters the cell nucleus and is likely mutagenic.
Spike protein enters nucleus and inhibits normal fixing of broken or damaged DNA. Interferes with how BRAC1 protein is supposed to be used in fixing the damage. Prevents diverse responses to pathogens. Spike protein could be a mutagen.
The speaker is Dr Mikolaj Raszek, of Merogenomics.
I found a longer description of the talk:
Thinking about the situation, if the world economy is going through a bottleneck and needs the human species to mutate in a significant way, so that at least a few can reproduce and live in a world that is very different (changed climate and depleted resources), then this vaccine and virus with the spike protein are the way to make this happen.
Humans didn’t plan it this way, I am almost certain. It is more the way a self-organizing system works to allow energy to be dissipated in the future. We no longer can go forward in the direction we are following. It could be another sign that some sort of literal Higher Power is behind what is happening.
Makes it difficult to chose a path. Protease inhibitors seem to work, Pfizer is going that way, but oops. a certain well known drug appears to work the same way and much cheaper.
We seem to be going through a psychosis of meaning, clever way to achieve certain aims, tough to choose a good direction for the individual.
Dennis L.
For people beyond the reproductive age, there doesn’t seem to be any possible benefit of additional mutation, unless earlier death is considered a “benefit” to fit in with a failing system.
Loads of the human genome is DNA got from viruses. It was previously dismissed as ‘junk’ but some of it seems to be functional in important ways, for ‘good or for bad’. Viruses seem to be an ‘integral’ part of human (and other species) evolution. We are just beginning to understand how old DNA from viruses facilitates or hinders our biological functionality.
If so, then we have evolved ‘from’ earlier species (fish, amphibians, reptiles, mammals) in the sense that they were ‘platforms’ not only for their own random mutations but also as ‘platforms’ to randomly absorb genes from viruses, and our genetic ‘inheritance’ is then very much ‘multi-species’ if not our ‘platform ancestors’. Then we are a ‘particular platform line’ but also like a ‘kaleidoscope’ of self-produced and environmental DNA.
The ‘simplest’ explanation (which is not necessarily the correct one – perhaps that could be quantified?) is that it all happens by ‘chance’ (necessity) than by ‘design’. ‘Odd correlations’ of fresh phenomena would tend to call into question the ‘simple explanation’. ‘God’ has often functioned as a ‘holding place’ for later scientific explanations.
We can speak of the ‘forces’ that ‘compel’ the formation of dissipative structures, and species are those, as are societies – ‘dissipativism’ is novel and still largely ‘esoteric’. There is the whole thing about how human history is compelled by ‘physical and energetic laws’, and it is unclear how that might ‘interface’ with DNA evolution in a detailed way.
Check out the lengthy article about viruses and human evolution.
https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human-body/virus-human-evolution/
> Viruses: their extraordinary role in shaping human evolution
Coronavirus, Zika, Ebola, flu, even the boring old common cold – we’re all familiar with the viruses that plague humanity. But while we know they make us sick, it may be surprising to discover that, over millions of years, we’ve managed to harness and domesticate these crafty invaders.
From the earliest stages of life to the smiles on our faces, viruses have had a huge influence on our human species.
…. Around half of the human genome is made up of millions of DNA sequences that can be traced back to long-dead viruses or similar ‘jumping genes’, known collectively as transposable elements or transposons.
Some researchers would even put this figure up at 80 per cent, as ancient sequences are now degraded beyond the point of being recognisably virus-like, weathered within the genome like molecular fossils.
For many years, the large chunks of repetitive virus-derived DNA littering the human genome were dismissed as ‘junk’. A proportion of this repetitive stuff undoubtedly is little more than junk in our genetic trunk, but as researchers look more closely at individual viral elements, a more sophisticated picture is emerging.
And it turns out that as well as being our genetic enemies, some of the viruses embedded in our genome have become our slaves.
…. Clearly, all these mammalian species were infected by particular viruses millions of years ago. Over time, those viruses have been harnessed to play a key role in placental growth, making them a permanent fixture in our genome.
…. Similarly, variations in genetic switches are responsible for the differences between the cells that build our human faces as we grow in the womb and those of chimps. Although our genes are virtually identical to chimpanzee genes, we certainly don’t look the same. So the difference must lie in the control switches.
Judging by their DNA sequences, many of the switches that are active in the cells that grow our faces seem to have originally come from viruses, which must have hopped into place sometime in our evolutionary journey towards becoming the flat-faced species we are today.
…. It’s clear that the viruses trapped in our genome have brought us enormous benefits on an evolutionary timescale. But they aren’t all so helpful. Around one in 20 human babies is born with a new viral ‘jump’ somewhere in its genome, which could deactivate an important gene and cause disease.
There’s increasing evidence that jumping transposons contribute to the genetic chaos inside cancer cells. And intriguing research suggests that brain cells are particularly good locations for reactivating jumping genes, possibly increasing the diversity of nerve cells and enhancing our brainpower but also potentially causing ageing-related memory problems and conditions such as schizophrenia.
Interesting! The whole concept of self-organization is very strange, especially when it is tightly tied in with the energy consumption (dissipation) available.
The fact that the Universe seems to be ever expanding is also strange, as is the trend toward greater energy density. Read some of Eric Chaisson’s writing.
Somehow, all of the energy making the whole system work needs to be coming from somewhere, it would seem.
Eric is certainly high on my list. I am still chewing over Nietzsche. I have spent much longer on TWTP than on all his other later writings combined – and I will certainly be going back over it all. I suspect that Eric based his work largely on insights from Nietzsche anyway (TWTP), so it will also be foundational for a reading of him when the time comes.
It is certainly tempting for me to see Israel’s high rate of vax as God’s hand removing human’s Israel to restoring God’s Israel.
Perhaps. Israel has an unusually high number of babies being born relative to the population, also.
It could also be that when humans try to go beyond their means, stretching their powers too far, they meet natural consequences with a sort of rebalancing.
My impression is actually that what is happening now has been partially planned.
In the sense that things went as planned only till a certain point, but now things have gone in a unplanned territory.
But this probably doesn’t exclude what you ment.
The people forcing the global Vaxx programme on us have certainly made no secret of their further desire to create or foster a Homo Sapiens 2.0 – which unfortunately, as they describe their ‘vision’, means the end of natural human life as it we have evolved.
A new organism for a new way of life, as Pfizer and Moderna put it.
This is why we are being treated, lucky us, to a novel gene therapy, not a traditional vaccine.
It’s also quite probable they have allowed for severe resource (energy, food) constraints in formulating their plans.
It is also likely that they are in fact stark raving mad, and a higher power would likely be pondering terminating the whole tragedy of human existence..
The Vaxx programme may also have many unintended consequences, which will accomplish the task of annihilation – including that of the planners – without any Divine intervention…..
https://youtu.be/foN6gd7OAdA
There is Fast Eddy News and there is MSM News
Eating Well
What You Should Know About COVID-19 Booster Shots, According to an Infectious Disease Expert
Julie Floyd Jones
Fri, November 12, 2021, 4:29 PM
…Branstetter says. “The goal of getting as many people vaccinated as possible is to reach what we call ‘herd immunity’ for our communities.” While this doesn’t mean that COVID-19 would be completely gone, it would break the pandemic by reducing the high numbers of infections in our communities.
Branstetter wants to be very clear, however, about what herd immunity does not do. He shares that herd immunity alone does not prevent us from getting COVID-19 or from having complications from it. What it does do is that it prevents large numbers of symptomatic infections in our communities at any given time.
This information emphasizes the importance of the vaccines and ultimately the booster shots as well. Branstetter warns, “Even if we reach herd immunity, if you are unvaccinated, you still can get infected and still have complications related to COVID-19.”
….While COVID-19 vaccines and boosters have proven effective in preventing severe symptomatic illness, they do not keep us from being exposed and may not keep us from becoming infected. Branstetter explains, “Vaccines prime our immune system to respond in a robust manner so we hopefully never develop a symptom.”
The role of the booster shot is to “boost” the immune response of an individual, as their immunity may wane over time after receiving the primary series. Booster shots are administered in order to help prevent symptomatic disease, hospitalization or death.
…….ccording to Branstetter, COVID-19 is now endemic, meaning that it is here and it is naturally circulating in the environment all the time. For comparison’s sake, in terms of how you think about other illnesses and how they occur, think of it in the same way as you think of the common cold or the flu.
…..If you qualify for a booster shot and have recovered from COVID-19, go ahead and get that booster shot. The data on that is that it’s safe, and that’s the important thing. It’s best to go ahead and be cautious and protect yourself as much as possible.”
Dr. Branstetter’s Takeaway: “It’s here and it’s not going away so, like the flu, we need to protect ourselves as much as possible.”
You betcha it’s not going away if Big Pharma had anything to do with it!🤑
https://www.reignitedemocracyaustralia.com.au/sos/
Hmmm … I guess they have no hack saws in Australia
Australia used to be the land of the free, but this is changing dramatically.
Looked at in terms of energy consumption per capita, Australia used to have one of the highest energy consumptions per capita in the world. (In fact, it still does.) In 2007, when its energy consumption per capita was highest, it consumed 257.5 gigajules per capita, according to BP. That same year, these are the consumption per capita amounts for a number of other countries for 2007:
Saudi Arabia 268.7
Sweden 247.0
Norway 402.8
Netherlands 240.9
US 322.6
Canada 419.8
There were a huge number of lower energy consumption countries as well:
Mexico 64.2
Brazil 50.6
Romania 76.7
Iraq 42.1
Egypt 35.6
Middle Africa 4.3
Australia is nowhere near self supporting. It doesn’t really produce anything, other than raw materials for others to process. Long distance shipping and transport is becoming increasingly impossible. There needs to be a big change. I suppose that lockdowns and loss of freedom are the way that this is made possible.
gasoline and matches?
Gavin Newsom was out of sight likely because he had Bell’s palsy from his booster shot
They said he had personal issues to attend to… like half his face was paralyzed? Our best guess from all the evidence is vaccine-induced Bell’s Palsy kept him from public view for almost 2 weeks.
https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/gavin-newsom-is-out-of-sight-likely
Too bad he’s not dead… or seriously maimed…
The evidence seems to be:
“why there was no climate zoom call, clear left side facial droop and lack of frown lines on left side when he finally appeared”
Also,
So he got a real jab of Moderna?
Not the saline?
If so, he’s braver than I thought.
But if he developed enough clotting to get temporary Bell’s palsy, he probably has other damage that’s under the radar.
“But if he developed enough clotting to get temporary Bell’s palsy, he probably has other damage that’s under the radar.”
Yup !
When that story broke while OFW was in between … I have to admit … I was hoping Newsom had been struck down with something extremely horrible… like a clot in the brain … or a heart attack… or was left barely able to stand – permanently… even death.
I was terribly disappointed to hear it was only Bell’s Palsy… hopefully there is other damage that we are not hearing about
Here’s what the evidence shows:
The COVID vaccines are the most dangerous vaccines in human history. They are 800 times more deadly than the smallpox vaccine which was the previous record holder. The vaccines have killed over 150,000 Americans and permanently disabled even more. They don’t make sense for anyone of any age. The younger you are, the worse it gets. For kids, it is estimated that we kill 117 kids for every COVID death we prevent.
The Pfizer 6 month trial showed the drug can save 1 life for every 22,000 people vaccinated. It also appeared from the trial that the drug killed more people than it saved (there were 20 deaths in the treatment group vs. 14 in placebo after unblinding). So we are “saving” fewer than 10,000 lives at the expense of over 150,000 deaths. In short, we kill 15 people to save 1. That’s incredibly stupid. But nobody in the Biden administration wants to meet with our team. They basically don’t want to hear the truth. Instead, they focus on deplatforming and censoring us which are techniques that are effective when the data doesn’t work out for you.
https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/new-vaers-analysis-reveals-hundreds
As that famous line in the Jerry McGuire movie: “SHOW ME THE MONEY”
That’s what it’s all about. When the economy is running on fumes and the US has offshored most of its jobs, they now have created a nice manufacturing base, drugs i.e. vaccines.
And just look at all the players who are getting rich or richer from these experimental drugs. And the Media turns a blind to these shenanigans.
1) Bill Gates who several months prior to the outbreak, invested heavily in BioNTech, which is Pfizer.
2) Tony Fauci “The Science” owns at least one patent for the Covid vaccines.
A new product and a true ‘captive market’!
Everyone a loyal repeat customer, until they croak.
No need to wait for them to grow up and start consuming, infants welcome!
Too old to remember your name or know where you are? Don’t worry, we’ll still stick it in you, no need even to ask!
A crony capitalist dream, in fact.
“New VAERS analysis reveals hundreds of serious adverse events that the CDC and FDA never told us about” – They missed hundreds of serious adverse events that are more elevated than myocarditis. A new VAERS analysis done by Albert Benavides blows the doors off the ‘safe and effective’ narrative, writes Steve Kirsch in his latest Substack update.
https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/new-vaers-analysis-reveals-hundreds
“Over 60s face ban from Europe unless NHS app shows Covid booster jab” – “People over 60 years-old could find it hard to go on holiday to parts of Europe at Christmas unless the Government urgently changes the setting of the NHS app to show a record of booster jabs, experts say,”
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/over-60s-face-ban-from-europe-unless-nhs-app-shows-covid-booster-jab-n7l3t69wb
European Countries Bring Back Winter Lockdowns
https://dailysceptic.org/2021/11/12/european-countries-bring-back-winter-lockdowns/
The two countries mentioned are Netherlands and Austria. The COVID rate in Austria seems to be more than four times the rate in the US. Netherlands is only at a rate that is three times that in the US.
The rate in the US looks like it might be starting to edge up. The rates in the US Midwest and the US Northeast are both rising quite rapidly now. Those are the coldest part of the US.
The CovIDIOTS are befuddled and dismayed.
Gail, it is unusually warm now for mid November. I am wearing short sleeves shirts and am comfortable. 50 years ago it was long sleeves in September.
I’ve got the heater on in the library in mid Nov… and am huddling in here because I don’t want to start loading coal into the Rayburn
A series of crack in a dam is not a collapse. No matter how big they are
This is collapse
https://media.giphy.com/media/qAF9l44XtrMI/giphy.gif
That is what I am saying Eddy. You have to talk with TPTB get them to knock it down.
TORONTO (LifeSiteNews) — Ontario will not go through with the original plan to remove capacity limits in certain “higher-risk settings” despite already requiring them to enforce the province’s proof-of-vaccination system.
On Wednesday, Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Kieran Moore, announced that the province is reneging on its promise to lift capacity limits on all remaining “higher-risk settings” such as wedding venues, night clubs, and event spaces, due to a purported jump in positive COVID cases. This announcement comes despite the affected venues already being forced to require proof of vaccination upon entry, and the province’s largest venues remaining exempt.
With the new rules, large sporting venues like the Toronto Maple Leafs’ Scotiabank arena, which seats 19,800 people (about the seating capacity of Madison Square Garden), will remain exempt from the capacity limit dictates, whereas nightclubs and wedding venues that normally service 10 times fewer people, will be capped due to “dancing” being considered a “higher-risk” activity.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/even-with-covid-passports-ontario-wont-lift-capacity-limits-for-some-venues/
But you promised if I poisoned myself I could go to the discoteck!!! I want my discoteck!!! I want my … MTV?
This is all about control. People just don’t get it or have not yet connected the dots. The red flag should be when those in charge constantly change the rules or move the goal posts.
I’ve figured it out:
Toronto Maple Leafs’ Scotiabank arena seats 19,800 people.
Nightclubs and wedding venues host 10 times fewer people.
There’s safety in numbers!
And dancing is far more dangerous
https://blackhawkup.com/files/2013/07/7353532.jpg
Maybe in terms of energy consumption dancing is considered less important than sport events.
Without sport events public order is at risk.
One can compares sport event to arena-fights during Roman Empire.
Ancient Romans used to say ‘panem et circenses’ (food and sport events are necessary to keep people quite) *
While nightclubs are a sort of ‘Bacchanalia’ (orgiastic parties with music and dances that were repressed at a certain point of the empire) **
* https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panem_et_circenses
** https://www.romanoimpero.com/2020/03/i-baccanali-16-17-marzo.html
and also https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/baccanali_%28Enciclopedia-Italiana%29/
Canada is a very high energy consumption per capita part of the world, thanks to its cold climate. It is an area that needs to cut back energy consumption. COVID is a convenient excuse. There may also be interest in controlling people better, indirectly to reduce people’s transportation from one place to another.
She then states that as a “queer” person, she understands the struggle of pedophiles: “Although I’m not a MAP, myself, I am queer, and so I too, have been through experiences and realized that I have attractions many people wouldn’t understand, and that some people find to be immoral. And those experiences have really shaped who I’ve become. And so I sort of empathize with those experiences, and I wanted to learn more.”
If there ever was a post of yours that convinced me of the many superior aspects of capitalism, this is it.
This sort of thing is actually a by-product of the leftist.. socialist… communist … f789wits … that are gaining influence in capitalist nations …. universities are the breeding grounds for this sort of thing.
Not unexpected as the pie has shrunk to the point where upward mobility is limited to lucking out on the latest crypto….
The MOREONS are very confused by the situation … they are unable to realize that this is what peak energy looks like… because the MSM has informed them that we have decades of cheap oil remaining and we won’t need it because we are transitioning to EVs and solar power.
I thought Gates, Soros and the rest were capitalists. But they have no capital? Thanks for getting us straight.
Have you booked your flight to Cuba yet?
I am wondering… were you an apparatchik during the soviet regime?
Did you put anyone into the gulags .. either directly or by snitching?
That would explain your love for the commie way of life.
No, it is more about resources. Your beloved capitalism just does not work when resources are not growing, and if you bothered to read OFW, you would discover that in many instances it makes things worse. Housing and stock bubbles, privatized profits and socialized losses, and now of course privatized health care with forced vaccinations. All that on top of inability to plan long term, and leaving no viable infrastructure to future generations.
I would explain all this to you, but there is a lot of math.
Hmmm… feel free to enlighten me with details of a system that does not implode when resources are not growing.
Without the Fed … this shit show would have imploded many years ago….
Kinda like how … the USSR imploded… hahahahahahahaha… hahahahaha….
Middle age in Europe lasted hundreds of years. Any american native tribe, or Maori for that matter. I dare say that for most of recorded history resources did not grow.
Yep – that’s the only system that is even remotely sustainable.
Communism is no more sustainable than Capitalism… the USSR is a prime example of the unsustainability of communism. A complete and utter failure that lead to the massacre of tens of millions .. and the imprisonment and torture of many millions more.
The only good commie… is a dead commie. They are dangerous MOREONS.
context who is she?
The interview was conducted with a group called Prostasia, which advocates for legalizing child sex dolls in order for pedophiles to have an outlet for what they insist is a form of sexuality. According to the media outlet 4W, B4U-Act “was founded by convicted multi-child rapist Michael Melsheimer for the explicit purposes of normalizing pedophilia and distracting from prevention efforts. In Melsheimer’s own words, he wanted to ensure B4U-Act was never associated with the ‘prevention of offending.’”
Transgender professor advocates for pedophilia: ‘Sexuality can be fluid’
Allyn Walker’s recent book aims to normalize what she calls ‘minor attraction,’ which is pedophilia.
Allyn Walker is a biological woman who identifies as a transgender male, and she is an assistant professor of sociology and criminal justice at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Her recent book — released in June — aims to embark on the cultural mission of “destigmatizing” pedophilia — although she refers to it as “minor attraction.”
Titled A Long, Dark Shadow: Minor Attracted People and Their Pursuit of Dignity, she noted in a recent interview that she uses that term because it is the one pedophiles prefer, stating that “MAP advocacy groups like B4U-Act have advocated for the use of the term, and they’ve advocated for it primarily [because] it’s less stigmatizing than other terms like pedophile.”
The publisher’s site describes Walker’s book as follows:
Challenging widespread assumptions that persons who are preferentially attracted to minors — often referred to as “pedophiles” — are necessarily also predators and sex offenders, this book takes readers into the lives of non-offending minor-attracted persons (MAPs). There is little research into non-offending MAPs, a group whose experiences offer valuable insights into the prevention of child abuse. Navigating guilt, shame, and fear, this universally maligned group demonstrates remarkable resilience and commitment to living without offending and to supporting and educating others. Using data from interview-based research, A Long, Dark Shadow offers a crucial account of the lived experiences of this hidden population.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/transgender-professor-advocates-for-pedophilia-sexuality-can-be-fluid/
Now that is ENTERTAINING!!! The fox is in the chicken coop hahahaha
It really is the right time … to end BAU…. it’s gone all wrong…
yes global war good versus evil
The BBC produced a haunting documentary in 2004, Guinea Pig Kids, about the experiments, and called in journalist Celia Farber to report.
“I found the mass grave at Gate of Heaven cemetery in Hawthorne, New York,” Farber told Kennedy. “I couldn’t believe my eyes. It was a very large pit with AstroTurf thrown over it, which you could actually lift up. Under it one could see dozens of plain wooden coffins, haphazardly stacked. There may have been 100 of them. I learned there was more than one child’s body in each.”
“Fauci pooh-poohed all those deaths,” Vera Sharav told Kennedy. A child survivor of Holocaust, Sharav founded the Alliance for Human Research Protection [AHRP], a watchdog of clinical trials. “The very best thing you could say about Anthony Fauci is that he failed to get involved when problems emerged on his management watch.”
https://youtu.be/is6Dtx8bXSU
Anthony Fauci is certainly a strange person to have at a high position of influence. The fact that he has gotten to such a place tells a person something about what other people in high positions value: outcomes (or profits) vs taking lives of innocent people.
Fauci seems to accomplish what he sets out to do, even if innocent people need to lose their lives for this to happen.
These people pick their human (?) instruments well, Gail.
There was the case of the death camp commandant who was praised for the high volume of executions which he supervised, but suspended for the unforgiveable crime of…… fiddling the accounts.
Fauci is example of a psychopath.
For the children under Fauci’s HIV regime, it was a nightmare. Scheff interviewed staff and child care workers at ICC who recounted their suffering:
One girl, a six-year-old, Shyanne — she came in for adherence. She was the most delicate little flower — beautiful, polite, full of life. Her family never gave her meds. So, Administration for Children’s Services brought her into ICC … she came in and started the meds. And it was three months, maybe three months. And she had a stroke. She could not see. She was this normal girl, singing, jumping, playing. Then, poof, stroked out. Blind. We were freaked out. Then in a few months, she was gone — dead.
The system is design to promote Sadists like Fauci. We need a new system.
The Associated Press followed with its own investigation confirming the deaths of 200 children in the drug experiments in New York. In 2005, the city of New York hired the VERA Institute of Justice to investigate. VERA was given no access to medical records for any of the children but they were able to confirm from child welfare notes that some children experienced “serious toxicities, or side effects, from trial medications, such as reduced liver function, or severe anemia. These toxicities were consistent with toxicities described in published articles about the trials.”
VERA also confirmed that the victims were almost all colored children from impoverished backgrounds and, in violation of ethical guidelines and state laws, most had no legal representation — they were forced into the trials after testing positive for HIV.
Gawsh… Dr Tony ‘The Nightmare’ Fauci… cool
Yeah, I came across a headline that he may have been involved with that but never read the story. The guy is a POS. I won’t shed a tear the day I read that he took a dirt nap. The problem is he is deeply involved with the Deep State and has been since the 80’s.
Just imagine the harvest of unprotected orphans the will reap once their parents and grandparents have been done away with by the jab….
Also the freehand to condition to the New Normal.
It is a world war of good versus evil. Cardinal Vigano keeps speaking the truth. Enjoyable and uplifting to listen to.
https://remnant-tv.com/video/496/the-greatest-reset-from-rome-to-davos-a-catholic-s-duty-to-resist-?channelName=RemnantTV
Black citizens of the US recognize the fact that they have been disproportionately utilized in medical experiments that turned out badly. It is no wonder that they are afraid of the current vaccines.
Blacks in Britain are also highly suspicious of the adverts aimed at them here in the UK.
I’ve spoken to some about this: ‘When did they ever care about our health?!’
Quite right!
At least Fauci didn’t torture more dogs!
Brain damage and bone marrow death
Scheff had discovered that children at this orphanage were being used as guinea pigs. “The drugs being given to the children are toxic — they’re known to cause genetic mutation, organ failure, bone marrow death, bodily deformations, brain damage, and fatal skin disorders,” he wrote.
“If the children refuse the drugs, they’re held down and force-fed. If the children continue to resist, they’re taken to Columbia Presbyterian hospital, where a surgeon puts a plastic tube through their abdominal wall into their stomachs. From then on, the drugs are injected directly into their intestines.”
“In 2003, two children, ages 6 and 12, had debilitating strokes due to drug toxicities. The 6-year-old went blind. They both died shortly after. Another 14-year old died recently. An 8-year-old boy had two plastic surgeries to remove large, fatty, drug-induced lumps from his neck.”
“This isn’t science fiction. This is AIDS research” Scheff wrote.
Fauci approved AIDS drugs toxic for adults to be tested on orphans, foster kids, RFK Jr. says in new book
Thousands of foster children were force-fed HIV drugs known to be toxic to adults in drug experiments approved by Anthony Fauci.
Thousands of foster children (most of them Black and Hispanic and poor) were force-fed HIV drugs known to be toxic to adults in drug experiments approved by Anthony Fauci, according to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s scathing new book about America’s beleaguered COVID czar.
As many as 14,000 babies and children in at least seven U.S. states were conscripted by Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline, Genentech and other companies, and forced to take deadly antiretroviral drugs during an AIDS research spending frenzy overseen by Fauci as director of the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). Many of them died
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/fauci-approved-aids-drugs-toxic-for-adults-to-be-tested-on-orphans-foster-kids-rfk-jr-says-in-new-book/
This should be seen in the context of Fauci’s recent ‘Why not just blow the whole (regulatory) system up?!’ speech at a conference of vaxx scientists.
Didn’t Fauci start off as a kid biking around delivering prescriptions from his family’s pharmacy? What happened to produce this psycho, this nobody transformed into the arbiter of our lives and deaths – beaten by his parents? Or was it later, did he fall under the influence of an evil but charismatic mentor?
A characteristic of psychos is the non-recognition of boundaries in pursuit of power and imposition of their own fantasies. The denial of autonomy to others, and the unscrupulous manipulation of weaknesses.
Dr Fauci regards himself as a “humanist” but once identified as a Roman Catholic. He attended Jesuit schools such as Regis High School in New York and College of the Holy Cross in Massachusetts.
The priests may have had a hand in this outcome….. word is little tony was an all-time favourite
Kids with no responsible person to look out for them.
Perhaps the ghosts of fallen brothers via that RFK jr book seek justified revenge now..
Israel carries out ‘war game’ to prepare for ‘new, lethal, COVID-19 variant’
Israel is the first country in the world to have carried out a drill of this kind, but others have discussed the idea.
JERUSLAEM (LifeSiteNews) — Israel has carried out a COVID “war game” as part of what the government says are “preparations for the outbreak of a new, lethal, COVID-19 variant.”
The “Omega drill” was named after a fictitious COVID strain. It was announced yesterday on the official website of the Israeli government, and held today at Israel’s National Management Center in Jerusalem; a blast-proof war-bunker designed for the management of nationwide crises.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/israel-carries-out-national-omega-variant-covid-drill-to-prepare-for-any-scenario/
Minnesota Vikings’ Dakota Dozier Hospitalized for COVID Issues
A Minnesota Vikings player who is vaccinated was hospitalized Tuesday because he was having trouble breathing because of COVID-19, coach Mike Zimmer said Wednesday.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32598949/source-minnesota-vikings-dakota-dozier-hospitalized-covid-19-issues
Vaccinated player with COVID. Testing 29 close contacts for COVID.
Top Biden Health Officials Push to Make Coronavirus Booster Shots Available to All Adults
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2021/11/11/biden-administration-coronavirus-booster-shots/
30 Fully Vaccinated Massachusetts Residents Died of COVID in First Week of November
https://www.ibtimes.com/30-fully-vaccinated-massachusetts-residents-died-covid-19-first-week-november-3336315
Good hope it goes to 30,000 per week. If they die fast enough they will not be able to put us in camps nor burn us.
Rabid pro-Vaxxers we will not miss one bit, I agree.
But Ed, it IS going to be a bore to have to bury them all, isn’t it?
Xabier maybe we can place them in chairs in circles in the country side. Monuments to idiocy.
112 Kids Given Smaller Dose of Wrong COVID Vaccine, Pharmacy Ordered to Stop Administering Shot
A Virginia pharmacy wrongly administered COVID vaccines to 112 children under age 12, using a smaller amount of the vaccine formulated for people 12 and older. Last month, two children in Texas were given adult doses of the COVID vaccine, and in Indiana, two young children got COVID vaccines instead of flu vaccines.
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/virginia-pharmacy-kids-wrong-covid-vaccine/
hahahahaha surprise
https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/1458515993924407302/cq3Fl4ME?format=jpg&name=900×900
Teen diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome After COVID Vaccine
A 17-year-old girl was hospitalized for Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) — a rare disorder in which the body’s immune system attacks its nerves — after receiving a COVID vaccine. Shelby Allen said she’s thankful she isn’t paralyzed and didn’t die.
59 reports of anaphylaxis among 12- to 17-year-olds where the reaction was life-threatening, required treatment or resulted in death — with 96% of cases
attributed to Pfizer’s vaccine.
552 reports of myocarditis and pericarditis (heart inflammation) with 542 cases attributed to Pfizer’s vaccine.
131 reports of blood clotting disorders, with all cases attributed to Pfizer.
The most recent death includes a 17-year-old female from Washington (VAERS ID 1828901) who reportedly died Oct. 29 from a heart condition after receiving her second dose of Pfizer. According to the VAERS report, the girl had COVID in August and fully recovered. She received her first dose of Pfizer on Sept. 3 and her second dose on Sept 15.
On Oct. 23, she presented to the ER with chest pain and elevated troponin. She had an abnormal echocardiogram, abnormal EKG and became increasingly tachycardic. She then suffered cardiac arrest.
“Unfortunately she was not able to be resuscitated and died,” the report states. “Cause of death possible acute myocarditis.”
Other deaths include a 12-year-old girl from South Carolina (VAERS I.D. 1784945) who hemorrhaged 22 days after receiving Pfizer’s COVID vaccine, a 13-year-old girl from Maryland (VAERS I.D. 1815096) who died from a heart condition 15 days after receiving her first dose of Pfizer’s vaccine and a 17-year-old female from Texas (VAERS I.D. 1815295 who experienced an acute hyperglycemic crisis 33 days after being vaccinated.
wonder why all female?
Numbers this week do not yet include reports from the authorization of Pfizer’s pediatric COVID vaccine for the 5 to 11 age group. Reports currently in VAERS for children under 12 are due to ”product administered to patient of inappropriate age.”
During a meeting on Oct. 26, by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s vaccine panel, Dr. Jessica Rose, a viral immunologist and biologist, said tens of thousands of reports have been submitted to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System for children ages 0 to 18, and that 60 children have died — 23 of them were under 2 years old.
“It is disturbing to note that “product administered to patients of inappropriate age was filed 5,510 times in this age group,” Rose said. Two children were inappropriately injected, presumably by a trained medical professional, and subsequently died. This is malfeasance.”
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/wp-content/uploads/vaers-vaccine-injury-november-12-1-1024×799.jpg
Another week another massacre
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released new data today showing a total of 875,653 adverse events following COVID vaccines were reported between Dec. 14, 2020, and Nov. 5, 2021, to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS). VAERS is the primary government-funded system for reporting adverse vaccine reactions in the U.S.
The data included a total of 18,461 reports of deaths — an increase of 383 over the previous week, and 135,400 reports of serious injuries, including deaths, during the same time period — up 7,943 compared with the previous week.
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/vaers-cdc-covid-vaccine-data-injuries-5-year-olds/
Went to gold class cinema and saw the eternals lots of population propaganda in the movie more evidence that a cull is hidden agenda by the powers that be along with the remaking of the world the only thing that i cannot put a sure bet on is will the system be allowed to crash this year or will our bubble economy keep on expanding i think it will keep on expanding with negative interest rates the imf have indicated that is the way forward from now on if there is another crisis
Americans, how does it feel to be chumped? And here I am having to fork over 20K a year for my daughter’s STEM education. MFers. This government policy enables tuition to go through the roof. Meanwhile, what SS giveth, Medicare taketh away.
https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/biden-education-dept-forgiving-2-billion-student-loans-30000-borrowers
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/12/medicare-standard-part-b-premiums-for-2022-jump-by-14point5percent-.html
And for a better overview of things, if you have a lot of time….
https://rokfin.com/post/59836/Looking-Behind-the-COP26-Propaganda-with-Cory-Morningstar–Iain-Davis
A friend wrote this regarding converting steel crates into housing for the poor.
“I’ve worked in field construction offices that are basically shipping containers with heating and air conditioning. My biggest gripe was lack of windows, but that was unavoidable because the “modular offices” were being used in an oil refinery and were meant to be blast resistant. The steel walls of the container pretty much eliminated the use of a cell phone, but that can be remedied with an external internet connection and an internal WiFi.
I’ve seen single standard 40’ trailers used as offices and housing, they work OK, but you still have to add doors, windows and interior partitions. I like those 3 storey structures shown in the video, very creative. Of course you still need power, communication, water and sewer utilities.”,
My reply was as follows:
CARDBOARD CONSTRUCTION MIGHT BE THE WAVE OF THE FUTURE
To put in a good word for steel, steel walls have the advantage of being highly inflammable. But I think we can use flammable (treated to be fire-resistant) cardboard (and other fixes) to get around most of the other issues you mention
HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING
– We’re in a kind of liminal state where we in the core sections of the global economic system feel we can rely on having electricity for a long time. But just as we didn’t expect pandemic and lockdowns three years ago (the vast majority of ordinary people anyway) we can’t be sure how long electricity will be available. China, where you wouldn’t expect it, is experiencing serious electrical blackouts. I therefore suggest that we have structures that are flexible enough to alternately accommodate or do without electricity. Let’s hope that we maintain even modest amounts of electricity for a long time. But highly sophisticated and complex technology will very likely be gone.
– It’s very easy to cut windows and doors in cardboard structures, using only a utility knife. Electricity to burn or saw through steel should be looked at critically. If we have electricity at all, it might be a mere fraction of what we have today. It’s prohibitively costly to cut doors and windows in steel today. Imagine how hard to afford this at scale in a radically downsized economy.
– Windows with cross ventilation and orientation to catch breezes should be prioritized.
INTERIOR PARTITIONING
Thank heavens, interior partitions would be among the easier things to do with cardboard, even within a steel structure
POWER, COMMUNICATION, WATER, AND SEWER UTILITIES
– You have previously supplied encouraging information regarding the ease of turning hummanure into a sort of inoffensive “wetland”. (Wish I could remember the details,) So sewage needn’t be a problem if we use it for appropriate landscaping?
– Water would appear to be the biggest problem. There couldn’t be watering of lawns, for example. There couldn’t be bauxite mining (and what society would do without aluminum–tin foil being specially important for my “method” of building–is beyond me). We need to get back to hand pumps. Pumping water from the big ground-level concrete tanks (so very well built!) up to steel drums above (thaty gravity fed water to the house) was a major source of exercise for me growing up in the country.
No trouble cutting steel. Thieves now use battery powered grinders to cut through chains being used now instead of less reliable cables. Because these bicycles are now electric, they cost $2,000. Definitely worth stealing and the cost of grinders over traditonal bolt cutters.
tHANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK, hUBBS. It’s a wild world out there, hardfly comprehensible to innocents like me.
Christian Drosten: Actually We Don’t Have a Pandemic of the Unvaccinated
Germany’s Fauci with more awkward late-stage narrative adjustments.
Drosten is generally at the forefront of Corona messaging in Germany, and here we have a preview of the propaganda to come. It turns out that as long as you keep talking about a “pandemic of the unvaccinated,” boosters for everyone is a hard sell. And the vaccinators really want to start selling those boosters now, because this is happening:
https://eugyppius.substack.com/p/christian-drosten-actually-we-dont
https://cdn.substack.com/image/fetch/w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fbucketeer-e05bbc84-baa3-437e-9518-adb32be77984.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F10c7dbe4-7a0a-4158-88fc-2f97c00fa429_948x654.png
Christopher Doughty, an associate professor and ecosystem ecologist at Northern Arizona University, models how large animals of the past and present move seeds and nutrients around through eating and defecating. His work suggests that the transportation of elements such as phosphorus, calcium and magnesium, which are critical for life, have declined by more than 90% through the extinction of large animals.
Doughty hypothesizes that without humans, elements would be more evenly distributed across the landscape. This would mean more fertile soil, which would cause ecosystems to be more productive. “If the elements are more patchy in ecosystems, the productivity is going to be more patchy,” Doughty said.
Humans tend to clump elements together through practices such as agriculture and the creation of fenced-off areas, so these areas become less fertile over time compared with wild systems, according to Doughty. Greater fertility means plants can allocate their resources toward more fruits and flowers, so the world could look more vibrant and feed more animals.
The climate might also be different, and while it’s difficult to say how humans and megafauna may have influenced climatic changes thousands of years ago with evidence obscured by time, it’s much easier to judge our impact on Earth’s climate today. Through global warming, caused by activities such as the burning of fossil fuels, humans have raised the average global temperature by about 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (1 degree Celsius) since the beginning of the 20th century. Earth, therefore, would have been at least that much cooler without us.
A 2016 study published in Nature concluded that human-caused warming will postpone an upcoming ice age by at least 100,000 years. It wasn’t due for another 50,000 years, though, even without the human delay, so it’s unlikely that Earth would be in the midst of another ice age today if we weren’t around.
From a rather long article ar Live Science.com and essentially says there would be more large mammals running around and the Neanderthal tribes ….
“A 2016 study published in Nature concluded that human-caused warming will postpone an upcoming ice age by at least 100,000 years.”
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!!!!!
LOOK AT THAT!!!!!!!
even with all of our FF burning BURN BABY BURN, the NEXT ice age will only be DELAYED for about 3X the time it would have arrived without burning FF.
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!!!!!
so if human extinction is delayed, surviving generations will not have to deal with the absolute worse “weather” imaginable, which is what an ice age is.
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!!!!!
I agree.Tthe current pattern of atmospheric alterations has been most beneficial to living systems and contributing gigatons of once was solid carbon and changing it into gaseous form will have little bearing on our stable climatic system that civilization has depended on since recorded History. Actually, I encourage more of the grandest experiment ever made and continue BAU as long as possible…(or at least until I’m pushing up daisies).
Mike Roberts wrote :
I tried to find definitions of “unf789”, “de-f789” and “re-f789” without success so “FYI” doesn’t seem to be about information. However, much of your commenting isn’t in English, so I shouldn’t expect too much.
Thank you Mike for confirming that you are not a real person but a bot. Even a teenager knows what “unf789”, “de-f789” and “re-f789 or f789″ is.
Somethings, it is better not to ask and if you ask or comment, it just show who you really are.
But, oddly, you can’t provide those definitions. Perhaps you’re not a teenager.
What is “somethings”?
haha haha Mike. Again another confirmation that you are a bot.
“Somethings” is known as typo. I meant to say “Sometimes”. Any humans would know that I had a typing error or I used the wrong words.
“But, oddly, you can’t provide those definitions. Perhaps you’re not a teenager.
What is “somethings”? ”
I remember Star Trek:The Next generation. This is what the android Data would ask/say and not a human would say
Guys – confirmed
We know Mr Roberts is a bot because he acts so ‘reasonable’. If the world was as reasonable as he makes out we wouldn’t be here on this forum trying to work out just wtf is going on.
mike behaves as one would expect … and one cannot expect much from mike
I suppose he is a retired primary school teacher?
I suppose he is a retired primary school teacher?
nah… a bot. he called me a teenager after I have done all the posting with all the concepts and ideas that a “teenager” would give?
You can suppose all you want, FE. You are always wrong.
CTG, I didn’t call you a teenager. Perhaps you ought to read comments before responding to them. That’s good advice for Fast Eddy, too.
don’t try to slow eddy down Mike
i have a lot of money riding on his response rate
Mike, please tell us, how does it feel to have failed the Turing test?
Don’t feel too bad about it. It took them a long while to twig you.
From the same website
Ireland- injection- biweekly covid death rate/M 26.09
Germany -injection- biweekly covid death rate/M 22.31
Belgium-injection- biweekly covid death rate/M 24.5
All these Countries have fully injected percentages well above 70%. Remember we were told a injection percentage of 70% would end the pandemic and if the injections actually lowered the R0 it would.
Indias fully injected percentage is 25.5%
India-Ivermectin vit d zinc doxycycline-
Bi weekly death rate per million 3.95
And falling.
You are 6.6x more likly to die from covid in Ireland than India
You are 5.65x more likly to die from covid in Germany than India
You are 6.2 times more likely to die from covid in Germany than India
Hmm. Open sewage is key to ending the pandemic!
Take a look at the African Countries that deploy ivermectin for parasites and river blindness on that websites interactive world map! Omost no Covid deaths. Not a fair comparison because africa deaths never spiked like Indias? Never got hit by covid and distributing Ivermectin all along… India not distributing Ivermectin for other purpouses gets hit- 60,000 new cases a day- deploys IVM- now deaths at a trickle.
Yah think?
From same web site
Energy use per person
Ireland 37M watthours
Germany 43M watthours
Belgium 65M watthours
India 6M watthours
USA 79M watthours
Maybe getting per capita energy use down is key for approval of Ivermectin for Covid treatment?
I think you are probably right. Getting per capita energy use down is key for approval of Ivermectin for COVID treatment. As long as it looks like more money can be made on a higher-priced drug, no one will want to approve ivermectin.
“Maybe getting per capita energy use down is key for approval of Ivermectin for Covid treatment?”
Another interpretation would be:
Maybe getting per capita energy use down is one goal behind implementing the COVID-19 injections.
Sadists like Fauci are attracted to money and power like flies on sh/t. Be poor be safe.
Isn’t it interesting the humble folks with rich black soil dirt swollen hands on few acres stand like moral giants above these little ghoul weasels such as Doc Fausti.. or the whole jetset “elite” panopti_con..