Icke has really pulled it together on his messaging in recent years. He doesn't come across as an unhinged homeless person anymore but rather, a rational and analytical observer. He's good with naming names and connecting the dots on his time-line. He no longer calls them lizard people, but a psychopathic satanic death cult. Quite fun to watch.
It's not legally binding on me.
No way. China is going to side with Russia as the US hegemony ends, but they are in no position to start a war over here.
I think he has a pretty big ego and actually believes what he says: that he has saved tens of millions of lives. It would be a huge blow to his ego if he had to accept that his vaccines have killed or injured hundreds of thousands of people. That's not a loss he's prepared to accept.
The guy thinks Trump is playing 4D chess by making pro-vaxx statements at his rallies as a way to gauge the audience's awareness of his grand strategy in the war for freedom. It's complete hogwash.
And yet the new variant is still 100 times less resistant to the mRNA vaccine than I am.
Almost like the excessive war budget is pocketed by a connected few while producing a bare minimum of actual armaments. The US manufacturing base was dismantled decades ago while Russia has been rebuilding for the last 30 years.
Wrong. I'm a shill for Mars! ;)
If you don't believe me you could easily do your own research and find out yourself.
I'm not a pilot, but I'm pretty sure small private planes like that don't have to file any flight plan when flying visually (VFR) and not leaving the country.
I mean, sure... once in a while you get a rancid peanut m&m... but anyone who has eaten peanuts from the shell has encountered a bad one. I feel like this is something that cannot be controlled.
What are you suggesting by posting this information?
The conspiracy would be that her opponent committed the act as a rug pull before the election. Haha
Someone should report the Department of Energy to Homeland Security for MDMI (mis/dis/mal information).
This is stupidity in action. Instead of attacking relativity on its merits you spew an unfounded idea with no effort or evidence to support it and expect there to be a discussion?
I've been thinking about this lately. Jean Baudrillard's "Simulacra and Simulation" talks about how how we are hopelessly trapped in a reality that doesn't actually exist, a hyperreality. It has been going on since the industrial era but in my estimation it accelerated with the the television and since the internet it's all we know. I don't think there's any way to escape the hyperreality we've created but I desperately want to try going a month or a year without looking at a screen and see if I regain some connection to base reality.
Russia and China both halted exports of ammonia/fertilizer. This is going to lead to food shortages.
It seems like the least relevant conspiracy theory to me. It has no effect on anything in my life, anyway.
When did knowledge about the flat earth start? Have people always known?
How long has the globe earth conspiracy been going on?
How do you account for your theory when Graphene is only superconductive at very low temperatures?
If God doesn't have free will then it means he isn't omnipotent because he would be incapable of doing approximately one half of all possible actions. Couldn't you say he has the capacity to do evil but always chooses to do good?
The USSR collapsed and it took them a over a decade of pain and suffering to get back on their feet. I fear our collapse will be long and slow, and I'll just see our country get worse until the end of my days. I'd rather help build something new...
It's an interesting way to grasp the enormity of large numbers (billions) but 1 person per square meter isn't habitable. NYC is considered very crowded with 1 person per 96 square meters if I did my math right (27,000 people per square mile).
To fit the world population into a crowded mega city as dense as NYC it would need to be bigger than Texas (277,000 square miles), which is logistical nightmare to say the least.
If you take an urban sprawl city like Phoenix, with a density of 2800 people per square mile you'd need a megacity almost the size of Australia (2.7 million square miles). More realistic, but still quite challenging to run a city that size.
It's a brief summary and sales pitch of his 900 page book. It's really just him poking holes in the official story of 9/11 and tying events back to the group of people pulling the levers of power who he repeatedly states are not Jewish, but ultra-radical zionists.