Wednesday, June 23, 2021

Wednesday [2 to 5]

5.  Thoughts on a comment at Vox's

The commenter asked who would be Pres if Biden was removed. Of course, it is Harris first, then Pelosi.

Ah, you point out to me - neither. If it were clear that fraud had occurred and the election was overturned, shirley the Donald becomes Pres again?

For a start, the DemRats were able to steal an election with the ultimate chutzpah, with the collusion of the money and all relevant forces - they will fall back on the provisions for conducting a federal election - namely Harris, then Pelosi - and point to a "revolution” taking place to overcome constitutional provisions in order to "usurp" power from the rightful Harris, then Pelosi.  There is no way they would ever concede the election because that results in incarceration and/or lethal injections for Them.

I'm with Steve and Vox in hoping it does done right but we also know the DemRats and the global forces behind them.  There's a "Global Reset" going on after all.

4.  Snippets

a.  Praying Medic, an online warrior pastor


Dear Arizona Senators:

In the minds of Arizonans, you have only one job between now and the next time your name is on the ballot—and that is to fix our broken election system.

If you succeed, you won't need to bother fund-raising. We'll gladly re-elect you.

If you fail, all the donations in the world won't help you get re-elected.

You have a choice:

Adjourn, go home, and raise money for your next election...

Or stay in session and fix the problem you created.

Choose wisely.

~ An Arizona voter

b.  Lauren Witzke:

Two arrests made at a Virginia school board meeting after it was declared an unlawful assembly because parents protesting critical race theory and transgender policy refused to leave.

Parents who oppose exposing their children to anti-White and pro-pedophilia propaganda will soon find themselves on the No Fly list.

c.  Burma [Gab/Yahoo]:

Armed rebels have declared war on the Myanmar junta, and the country is gearing up for all-out urban warfare

d.   Gab news again:

Trump Says He Is "Very Disappointed" with Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett Votes to Uphold Obamacare

e.  Vox Day:

http://voxday.blogspot.com/2021/06/its-not-over.html

[We knew it, we've seen it corroborated, here it is again:]

Something appears to be up. What, exactly, I don't know, but the Chinese are very quiet, the Russians are being openly scornful of the Fake President, and the European governments are either falling, preparing to be ousted, or distancing themselves from the USA. 

So the Swedish socialists and the Swedish nationalists are cooperating. Now isn't that just a fascinating combination?

3.  Ripper

https://brandnewtube.com/watch/breaking-recordings-of-moderna-representative-making-horrific-admission-about-jab_FGoN22NpqUvwTJ7.html

[Meanwhile:]

https://brandnewtube.com/watch/039-i-039-ll-see-you-in-court-039-van-tam-interrogated-has-nothing-to-say-hugo-talks-lockdo_asBv3F1ds9OClh6.html

[Thanks for those three at 05:12, Ripper.]

2.  Thinking of Ripper at 05:12 BST

These knights are the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human beings I've ever known in my life.

Going to bring various elements together here, yet fail to rumble it, deliberately.  This was written by a pastor from the mountains: <"To conceal truth: Jesus explained, “Therefore I speak to them in parables, because seeing they do not see, and hearing they do not hear, nor do they understand. And in them the prophecy of Isaiah is fulfilled, which says: ‘Hearing you will hear and shall not understand, and seeing you will see and not perceive’” (Mt. 13:13-14). Not everyone was intended to understand [the] message. He skillfully used parables to throw curve balls and confuse those who were not open to truth.>

Moving on, I do suggest to all that the days of presenting "game, set and match" conclusive proof is long gone, if it were ever possible ... because life does not work that way.  Consider why Jesus spoke in parables. Answer is dead simple - he had to. Right where He was with every public utterance, there were the agents of the very whited sepulchre.  Though He may have been largely as claimed and therefore could have used supernatural ways to circumvent trouble, yet he lived as a man.  Therefore, there had to be a way or ways to be able to continue His mission until that dark hour in the garden.

An alternative way is to look at comedian John Clarke, the NZer in Oz and thus it's understandable his attitude towards the Chappells.  In one of his sketches, he mentioned [something like this, I recall] that the only way to get Chappell G out was to take out the middle stump, wrap it and deposit it in the changing rooms in the pavilion.  In other words, you'll never have final proof, you will only ever have fragmented snippets, while the majority will have two feet stuck in a river in Egypt, chanting "conspiracy theory".  In fact, that in itself is the best defence pundits on a mission have, the parable being the second.

In plainspeak, I know certain knights and moved in circles which might surprise at one stage in my life.  Therefore, if you wish to know about such things, the onus is on you getting off your backside. At the same time, incredulity is a mighty defence, not for the incredulous [it's a sentence of incremental death] but for those observed. And an even better defence is where the over-eager join too many dots at one time on behalf of the intellectually lazy.  Svali had things to say about that.  If I presented, say, a post about Denver and seven points turned out right, two incorrect and one bamboozling, it's the bamboozling one which needs pursuing. The best detective fiction vigorously underscores that point - Holmes and Poirot both had to go back to square one quite a few times.

Are sleuths nice people?  Might they not be controlled dissidents, essentially lacking human warmth?  The approach is obviously to glance down the track record, the voting record or in Jesus of Nazareth's terms - observe the fruits. Which track record?  Toodles mentions a neighbour's hubby who had medicos in the family, he "researched" and said everything was safe with the vaxxes. Really?  On his say-so, using his official sources, he declares it safe?  I don't like this woman in the video but at the same time, I understand that a nice, sweet girl is not going to get the same results she does.

10 comments:

  1. The Holy Constitution makes no provision for the case of a President being in office when his election is proven to have been a fraud. So it would presumably be a case of shrugging or of civil war.

    One solution would be for Biden to resign, for Harris to appoint Trump VP, and then for Harris to resign. It could be done in a day. But it won't be done at all.

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  2. 2 - Being a simple man with simple intelligence, I can't say I understand this post, despite reading it multiple times. Have I posted at an inconvenient time or posted the wrong thing? Have I fallen for misinformation as we sometimes do?

    Meanwhile my eyes will be turning to Iran, there's something going on there, the other week the Iranian ship exploded, the same night there was a massive explosion at an Iranian oil refinery. Strangely enough about 2 days ago there was an equally massive explosion at a US oil refinery. And this morning I drop on this:

    https://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=236684

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    1. More on Iran https://twitter.com/HeshmatAlavi/status/1407381206077935619
      Interesting:

      U.S. Justice Department seizes two websites affiliated to #Iran's regime

      http://alalamtv dot net — owned by Iran's official broadcasting service & broadcasts programs in Arabic

      http://almasirah dot net — the "news agency" of Iran-backed Houthi militias in Yemen

      (I broke the links)

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  3. The point is, Ripper, that there are people watching like hawks, ready to pounce and I am having to be very careful with one or two references. Otherwise I end up with no blog, for the fourth time, which then also affects DR, Steve and others, plus all those reading who are positive, plus those relying on this blog for things I can’t openly state, as it’s between me and them.

    However, there are ways around this impasse which I’ve put in place in this post. Those who understand can still find.

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    1. In that case James, feel free to delete any of my comments or censor parts of them. I am aware that I can be like a bull in a china shop sometimes, being an epitome of the old saying "fools rush in, where angels fear to tread".

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    2. Ripper, it's not you they're after. Your contributions are vital to us at N.O. and must continue for the blog to have a purpose. Do you think that as a private citizen, I'm not also a bull in a china shop?

      As a webmaster or blogger though, I'm hemmed in and three losses of blogs, plus being thrown off Twitter mean that there are keywords they react to in open form, whereas if someone else is saying it, reported by someone else again, then as long as the reader can still find it, then good. It works.

      But the reader sometimes has to get off his backside though and take hints, go looking - I'll give him a hint, e.g. 05:12 Wednesday, Ripper does his bit, that reader now has to do the rest.

      Incidentally, the keyword which got me thrown off Twitter was the name of the policeman connected to Floyd. Ggl also have apparatchiks looking out for keywords, so it's important I don't supply them, that's all. We're not in an online situation of free speech.

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  4. "But the reader sometimes has to get off his backside though and take hints, go looking - I'll give him a hint, e.g. 05:12 Wednesday, Ripper does his bit, that reader now has to do the rest."

    NOW I understand the post James, thanks for the clarification. I'm currently working 12hr nights and usually sleep during the day, so of late I feel that my contributions have fallen in quality as I do not get so much time. I am also sleeping at weird times during my time off. Nevertheless they will continue, and I don't see any harm in having contributions left out or censored if I should cross any lines, I know you would only do that if strictly necessary.

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    1. Lockdown has made me mostly nocturnal lately. It's late at night when I'm idly surfing the net, when I find things of interest I'm reluctant to put them up at that unholy hour. Then they may be forgotten, or on reflection they weren't that important. Your stuff is more revealing than mine, you get to parts other searchers don't reach. Likewise I'm quite happy for my comments to be left out, I do come up with some utter drivel at times.

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    2. I've always been nocturnal Andy, before taking early retirement last year I worked all 12hr night shifts for 10 years solid, before that 15hr nights at another company. Now they have me back to 'help out' and I'm on continental nights (4 on 4 off) and I'm finding it harder to swap the sleeping habits around when I'm not in work. Either way I'm now used to around 5 hours sleep time, then the old body clock wakes me up.

      I find that you can get some really juicy stuff by reading comment sections on various sites (which is the reason I complained to James about posting Tweets as graphics - I could jump from one thread to another gathering any interesting stuff along the way), lots of links dropped there to investigate, and one link will usually lead to another. I haven't really had the chance to do that since starting on the continentals though so I've been posting quicker stuff just before heading off to bed (usually around 5 in the morning). I could go earlier but that just results in a bombing headache the next morning.

      You should put up whatever you have regardless of the hour. Its not like you will wake anyone and you might have some gems in there. Everything is important to someone, and I've never heard drivel from you.

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  5. I can see where this is going. Food shortages will be created to completely change our diets. Of course these shortages will be blamed four square on our heads. Your behaviour has altered the climate, now suffer for it!

    https://www.newscientist.com/article/2281730-we-can-make-food-from-air-and-electricity-to-save-land-for-wildlife/amp/

    They will keep the plague narrative spinning for as long as possible. Water shortages will be next. The food thing will be along when we enter a solar minimum around 2025. By that time the reset will be well under way, we will be needed into cities to enable rewilding. Who owns most US farmland, why it's Farmer Gates! Who runs the farm controls its output. Meanwhile residential properties are being bought up wholesale by the likes of BlackRock and Vanguard. We won't even own our own houses but we might as well be happy, wherever they dump us. What disappoints me is the sheer complacency of people, explain things to them and the response is likely to be So what, it's necessary. Maybe we deserve what's coming because we've allowed it.

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