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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

Great username

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clemaneuverers 3 points ago +3 / -0

You should always sort by new! Hot is for noobs :D

I wouldn't mind there being some kind of mod account for sticky announcements if that's a fairer situation. But that also brings complications; you've noticed, perhaps, that not many subreddits do that, for example... Some stickies do need to be left up for a while, for informative purposes or voting.

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clemaneuverers 6 points ago +6 / -0

Children of Men future. Sterilize potential procreaters. I wonder if P.D. James may have encountered whispers of Masonic schemes on her journey through British high-society and included them in her novel. Also somewhat relevant is the infamous China will catch a cold plan talked about at a meeting of senior Masons in the City of London, which would have happened a few years after P.D. James' book. They would consider all that "fair" warning.

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clemaneuverers 3 points ago +3 / -0

The Last American Vagabond does an [almost] daily wrap up of independent news.

He was deplatformed from youtube recently so don't know if that has effected his output much, the last one is from a couple of days ago.

https://www.rokfin.com/TLAVagabond

https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com

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clemaneuverers 7 points ago +7 / -0

The Parasite Pill: https://files.catbox.moe/9rbtxh.pdf (21mb)

Someone on voat put that together. It was shared here not so long ago. A lot of effort gone into it.

Cats have a schedule for routine treatment of parasites. Dogs have a schedule for routine treatment of parasites. Horses have a schedule for routine treatment of parasites. Cattle have a schedule for routine treatment of parasites. Chickens have a schedule for routine treatment of parasites. All mammals that interact with humans have a schedule for routine treatment of parasites. Except for one... Are you a mammal? When was the last time you were prescribed a schedule to be routinely treated for parasites? The immune system of all mammals naturally fights off parasites. Yet, all mammals [except one] are still given a schedule for routine treatment of parasites But how does the human immune system compare with the immune system of other mammals?

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clemaneuverers 6 points ago +6 / -0

One of the major institutional investors, Vanguard is ghost owned insofar as it does not have any owners at all in the traditional sense of the concept.

The company claims that it is owned by the multiple funds that it has itself set up and which it manages.

This is how the company puts it on their home page:

"At Vanguard, there are no outside owners, and therefore, no conflicting loyalties.

The company is owned by its funds, which in turn are owned by their shareholders - including you, if you're a Vanguard fund investor."

At the end of the analysis, it would then seem that Vanguard is owned by Vanguard itself, certainly nobody should swallow the charade that those funds stuffed with passive investor money would exercise any ownership control over the superstructure Vanguard.

We therefore assume that there is some group of people (other than the company directors) that have retained the actual control of Vanguard behind the scenes (perhaps through one or a few of the funds).

In fact, we believe that all three (BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard) are tightly controlled by a group of US oligarchs (or more widely transatlantic oligarchs), who prefer not to brandish their power. It is beyond the scope of this study and our means to investigate this hypothesis, but whatever, it is bad enough that as a proven fact these three investor corporations wield this control over most of the American economy.

We also know that the three act in concert wherever they hold shares. (12)

Source

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clemaneuverers 19 points ago +19 / -0

To come at this from a contemporary perspective, this excellent documentary, MONOPOLY: AN OVERVIEW OF THE GREAT RESET – FOLLOW THE MONEY, demonstrates how the private investment firm, The Vanguard Group is the wealthiest and most influential investor in the world.

They own the majority of shares in the companies of every industry imaginable, and that's no exaggeration. You may be thinking Blackrock is the biggest company in the world, but actually Vanguard is the largest shareholder in Blackrock.

Vanguard is a private company, and as such it's shareholders are not public knowledge. It was established by John Bogle and in his bio we get our first clue as to Vanguard's owners in the form of his mentor, Walter L. Morgan. The article on him on wiki is only a stub, but it's very likely he is related to the Morgan Banking Dynasty.

In the documentary they briefly show some other wealthy families they suspect of being shareholders in Vanguard:

Orsini, Bush, Windsor, Rothschild, Rockefeller, du Pont, Vanderbilt

The Orsinis are a family of the Black Nobility. Other such families were/are:

Este, Chigi, Aldobradini, Colonna, Conti di Segni, Medici, Barberini, Somaglia, Caetani, Farnese, Borghes, Doria, Borja, Sforza, Gaetani

TBH it's unclear to me whether all of families of the Black Nobility are still as wealthy and powerful as they were originally. Some certainly are. The Italian Government convenes in the Aldobradini's old second hand mansion house in Rome, for example, and there was a marriage connecting them with the Rothschilds.

Knowing the exact in-and-outs there would require some more detailed research, and there are more names than just these.

Getting back to Vanguard, it's name and logo are interesting. The logo would indicate the company is named for the Vanguard class of ship or perhaps even a specific ship named vanguard:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Vanguard_(1787)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanguard_(1799_ship)

Bogle himself said it was named after the specific ship that defeated Napoleon in Egypt. Other ships called Vanguard were involved in the slave trade, and Vanguard has encountered some woke-mafia attention over that, which they dismissed.

Because of course, Vanguard is extremely "woke" itself:

Vanguard to Push Companies on Racial Diversity Next Year

Anyway, that just for starters, but I think Vanguard is key for a contemporary understanding of who the real and current PsTSB are. As you can see from the above article, their focus is, as expected, completely in-line with "social justice warriors" and useful idiots. Or rather, the SJW and useful idiots are doing Vanguard's bidding, without the faintest clue they are serving the agenda of the wealthiest people in existence.

"when your "rebellion" and woke agenda is completely in line with the satanic elite's desires".jpg

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clemaneuverers 3 points ago +3 / -0

http://www.sfu.ca/~allen/LockdownReport.pdf

The question is: how many months would be sacrificed on average? Professor Caplan argues that X = 10 months is a conservative estimate. That is, on average, two months [of life] would be sacrificed to have avoided lockdown. For the sake of argument, suppose this is the true number for the average Canadian.

As of March 2021 the pandemic has lasted one year. That means that the average Canadian has lost two months of normal life. The population of Canada is about 37.7 million people, which means that 6.3 million years of life have been lost due to lockdown.

The average age of reported Covid-19 deaths in Canada is about 80.47 In Canada an average 80 year old has a life expectancy of 9.79 years. This means that the 6.3 million years of lost life is equivalent to the deaths of 643,513 80 year olds. As of March 22, 2021 Canada has had a total of 22,716 deaths due to Covid-19. That amounts to 222,389 lost years of life.

The question is, however, how many lost years of life would have resulted from Covid-19 deaths if there had been no lockdown? Consider two extremes:

a. Assume that the number of Covid-19 deaths would have been 10% higher had there been no lockdown. Then Canada would have experienced an additional 2,271 deaths, which means there would have been additional 22,333 years of lost life due to Covid-19 deaths. The benefit of lockdown, therefore, was the avoidance of this extra 22,333 years of lost life. However, the cost of lockdown, as noted, was 6,300,000 years of lost life. The cost/benefit ratio of lockdown is 282 = 6, 300, 000/22, 333.

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clemaneuverers 1 point ago +1 / -0

Sorry, this reads like a call for violence. If the post is important to you you can rephrase the title so it doesn't read like you're calling for someone to murder someone else. These are the only types of posts I'm definitely removing right now, since I've heard leaving them up could result in the loss of the community.

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clemaneuverers 1 point ago +1 / -0

We’re told that the RNA COVID vaccines force the cells of the body to produce a foreign “spike” protein

...show me a well-done study, using a few thousand people who have been vaccinated, which proves that all these people’s cells ARE producing that foreign protein and ONLY that foreign protein.

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clemaneuverers 6 points ago +6 / -0

Consider…

Person A has not been vaccinated. They test positive for Covid using a PCR test at 40 cycles and, despite having no symptoms, they are officially a “covid case”.

Person B has been vaccinated. They test positive at 28 cycles, and spend six weeks bedridden with a high fever. Because they never went into a hospital and didn’t die they are NOT a Covid case.

Person C, who was also vaccinated, did die. After weeks in hospital with a high fever and respiratory problems. Only their positive PCR test was 29 cycles, so they’re not officially a Covid case either.

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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

A redditor on r/UFOs gathered together some links about him and his work in post that's not getting a lot of attention:

He passed away on April 13th from an apparent suicide, see:

https://twitter.com/SBrowneITF/status/1391095655213502470/photo/1.

Not sure why the coroner allegedly said that "federal government agencies" are looking into Mark's death.

He was known for his famous drawing of the Fluxliner

https://youtu.be/5HcFH-1h12Y

The Flux Liner image here:

https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-WnP31AXrsSE/Vb1XxVZDJII/AAAAAAAABcI/M7hjPlszfxg/s1600/arv_.jpg

His website is here

http://markmccandlish.com.

Robert Morningstar did a tribute for Mark

https://youtu.be/oI-UzlSABEI

and one of his latest online presentations was at the end of January

https://youtu.be/agXV1pCFwic

And an interview with him posted in the comments on that post:

https://youtu.be/ua0MMXJl3FM

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clemaneuverers 10 points ago +10 / -0

Officials in Arizona’s largest county on Monday urged the state Senate to bring to an end an audit that is reviewing ballots cast and machines used in the 2020 presidential election.

“It is time to end this. For the good of the Senate, for the good of the Country and for the good of the Democratic institutions that define us as Americans,” the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and two other county officials wrote to Arizona GOP Senate President Karen Fann.

In the 14-page document, the board, which is mainly comprised of Republicans, attempted to counter accusations by auditors that the county handed over nearly 2.1 million ballots without chain-of-custody documentation and with discrepancies in some ballot batches.

Auditors had also said they found an entire database directory from an election machine had been deleted.

The board called the accusations “false, defamatory, and beneath the dignity of the Senate.” Members said they had provided proper chain-of-custody documentation to the state Senate’s liaison, former Republican Secretary of State Ken Bennett. They also said that each box was sealed with tamper-evident tape or “standard clear sturdy packing tape” and that the supposed batch discrepancies stemmed from a misunderstanding of how election tabulation works.

Board members challenged the claim of database deletion, asserting that no data was deleted on April 12.

In the letter, they reiterated that they could not produce passwords to access administrative functions of Dominion Voting Systems machines because Dominion does not give them such passwords. Dominion said last week it would not give auditors the passwords. Dominion did give the passwords to two firms that conducted an audit for the county earlier this year because both are accredited by the U.S. Elections Assistance Commission, the county said.

County Recorder Stephen Richer, a Republican, told members in a meeting on Monday that he witnessed the transference of all election databases to the Senate and that the Dominion passwords are not needed to run any operations, including elections.

“This is like how you can run Microsoft Windows on your computer without having access to Microsoft Windows source code,” he said.

The board also continued refusing to provide routers or router images to auditors.

Fann, the state Senate’s president, did not return an inquiry.

Sen. Warren Petersen, a Republican, wrote in a tweet: “Via the media, the President received a letter from the County. Outside of the unnecessary insults I’m glad to see a response. Unfortunately it does not agree to comply with the subpoena or fully answer all of her questions.”

Fann shared the post on her Twitter account.

The county’s position does not affect the audit, which is currently on hold as high school graduations take place in the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Auditors will re-enter the facility next week, according to an agreement obtained by The Epoch Times.

Maricopa County has long resisted having its election materials audited, taking the matter to court after subpoenas were issued last year. But a county judge ruled in February that the subpoenas were valid and should be obeyed.

Routers were listed in the subpoenas, as was access to election machines.

Fann threatened to subpoena Maricopa County officials over their refusal to fully comply with the subpoenas but backed off that threat last week, instead laying out her concerns in a letter and asking officials to attend a May 18 meeting to answer questions.

County officials said in their new letter that they will not attend the meeting, which will take place at 1 p.m. Mountain Time.

Supervisor Bill Gates of the GOP said on Monday that the board respected the decision by the judge but added that it would not participate in “a political theater” by joining the meeting.

“The Arizona Senate is better than that. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is better than that,” he said.

Chairman Jack Sellers, a Republican, indicated that the county would no longer cooperate with the state Senate or its auditors.

“This board is done explaining anything to these people who are playing investigator with our constituents’ ballots and equipment paid for with real people’s tax dollars,” he said.

“I would hope that Senate President Fann steps up, show some political courage, pushes back, gets rid of these contractors that have no business at the Coliseum,” Supervisor Steve Gallardo, a Democrat, added.

The defiance from the board rankled some Republicans.

Kelli Ward, chair of the Arizona GOP, said in a video that the board members “view themselves as above the law, above review, above reproach.”

“Who gives these local officials the right to challenge the constitutional authority of the Arizona Senate and of the Arizona courts?” she wondered.

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