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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

The vending machine, insta "95% accurate" tests being sold in public places makes me think there may be something to this. In general it's good advice to not let randos shove things in any of your orifices.

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clemaneuverers 4 points ago +4 / -0

refresh the idea of a double headshot suicide in the community for any actual journalists or investigators

Interesting point. It's so frequently posted, in one form or another, and always highly up-voted. Definitely not organic, since it's so well known at this stage and there is far bigger shit going on. Not even new JFK or 9/11 stuff generates interest and upvotes like these dumb infographics seem to.

The sticky is a new development though.

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clemaneuverers 4 points ago +4 / -0

many researchers claim to have “isolated SARS-COV-2”. Claiming to have done something and actually doing it are sometimes two different things, even in peer-reviewed science. The word "isolated" is very liberally thrown about in virology as a whole. Fact is it shouldn't be used at all, since the standard methods they use do nothing of the sort.

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clemaneuverers 10 points ago +10 / -0

The supposed study, from Jan 10th 2020, where the genome of SARS-Cov-2 was supposedly sequenced:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/338836331_Complete_genome_characterisation_of_a_novel_coronavirus_associated_with_severe_human_respiratory_disease_in_Wuhan_China

So that was done without actually isolating / purifying "the virus"? That genome is the basis for the PCR protocol that is supposed to identify "the virus". that protocol was not written based on isloation/purification from any sample, they based it solely on the Chinese genome sequence.

The SARS-Cov-2 house of cards may have just collapsed...

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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

Study 2: Myung-Guk Han et al. “Identification of Coronavirus Isolated from a Patient in Korea with COVID-19”, Osong Public Health and Research Perspectives, February 2020 Replying Author: Myung-Guk Han Date: May 6, 2020 Answer: “We could not estimate the degree of purification because we do not purify and concentrate the virus cultured in cells.”

https://off-guardian.org/2020/06/27/covid19-pcr-tests-are-scientifically-meaningless/

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clemaneuverers 1 point ago +1 / -0

This is because protesting is prohibited in Russia without seeking prior consent.

Tragic and unjust, but nothing to do specifically with Navalny.

I'm sure you knew that already though.

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clemaneuverers 3 points ago +3 / -0

Here is how I believe it went down: Klaus Scwab visited the Italian PM 3 days before the "outbreak" in China made chinese news. At this meeting I hypothesize he told Italian PM that he was to force a nationwide lockdown in response to the coming "pandemic"

This was done, against the advice of the Italian scientific advisors.

Then, when they were ramping up the "pandemic" narrative, exporting it to more countries, the IMF offered cheap "pandemic" relief loans to many countries, with the express condition that they mimic Italy's response to the "pandemic" exactly. The overwhelming majority of countries abided.

Belarus did not, and their based leader even made this stipulation known publicly, describing how he was offered a bribe to abide.

Had it not been for him, we would not know this tidbit. The conditions on these types of loans to states are usually never divulged by their leaders.

I see this News from Denmark as being evidence towards this hypothesis

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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

Cautious good news...

7.3 regarding ensuring high vaccine acceptance: 7.3.1 ensuring that citizens are informed that vaccination is NOT mandatory and that no one is pressured politically, socially or otherwise to get vaccinated if they do not wish to do it yourself; 7.3.2 ensure that no one is discriminated against for not being vaccinated, due to possible health risks or because they do not want to be vaccinated; 7.3 regarding the guarantee of high acceptance of the vaccine: 7.3.1 guarantee that citizens are informed that vaccination is NOT mandatory and that no one is pressured politically, socially or in any other way to be vaccinated , if you don’t want it; 7.3.2 ensure that no one is discriminated against for not having been vaccinated, due to possible health risks or for not wanting to be vaccinated;

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clemaneuverers 4 points ago +4 / -0

...people in general are more distrustful and wary of [Navalny] than they are distrustful and wary of the Russian government or Putin personally. His popularity has indeed grown some in the wake of the alleged poisoning, as well as the calls he made relatively recently for direct stimulus measures to help citizens in the wake of COVID. However, it still tails that of Putin and even that of Vladimir Zhirinovsky, the leader of far-right LDPR.

...he is backed by many post-Soviet capitalists, from the oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky to the former head of the Central Bank of Russia, Sergei Aleksashenko. However, he also wanted to run for the presidency on the platform of raising wages, pensions, and introducing progressive taxes—but never centered the working class in his agenda, only sometimes talking about poverty and always outlining the necessity of helping small business owners. The times when I recall him talking about the working class, it was with disdain or posturing

...Navalny thinks Russia should align more with Europe and less with its ex-Soviet neighbors, Asian or Latin American countries.

...He seems to only find full support in those who want to switch from Putin’s government by any means necessary and don’t really care about views or policies.

...His support in Russia has been greatly exaggerated by the Western press.

...I believe that the Russian protests are a mix of organic and astroturfed. I would definitely see what’s happening with Alexei Navalny in the context of the foreign politics of the European Union and the USA — and especially to the presidency of Joe Biden. The US Democrats have spent years talking about the so-called “Russiagate”, a narrative prevalent in the US, that blamed Russia for Hilary Clinton’s loss in 2016. The conspiracy has been debunked continuously but remains a big staple of American politics. I believe that because of that and the proxy wars going on between the two countries, Biden’s term will be very hawkish on Russia.

... I want everyone to realize that the overwhelming majority of western journalists are busy communicating their own narrative, which does not have anything to do with the real situation on the ground; however, it too often reflects the opinions of State Departments of NATO countries.

...The biggest myth about Russia is that Putin is some off-the-charts dictator, Russia is an absolute hellhole, and that his only opposition is Navalny, who is being prevented from elections and poisoned. Careful investigation into the material circumstances of people in Russia will show that while the country is poor, it has improved since the 90s.

...the West should get rid of the white savior syndrome and allow Russians to choose their leader themselves. According to polls, right now, it is Putin. I’m not a fan, but I don’t feel like I have the moral high ground to tell most of my compatriots they lack the agency to make this choice for themselves.

... even in Moscow, [Putin] wins by a margin, fair and square. Meanwhile, his most significant opposition is not Navalny, as one can gather from the poll figures. The real opposition party, CPRF, holds a sizeable presence in the Duma.

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clemaneuverers 4 points ago +4 / -0

Cool, thanks!

I seen people moving increasingly to use DeepL instead of Google translate:

https://www.deepl.com/

About DeepL, wikipedia says:

The DeepL Translator is a machine translation service launched in August 2017. Although it has received positive press asserting that it is "more accurate" than Google Translate, no systematic scientific measurements have compared the two services.

lol, wiki shilling for google, so DeepL must be good.

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clemaneuverers 1 point ago +1 / -0

Unfortunately you have to make an rokfin account to accesss the video. From short clips I watched of this Harari guy, I thought he was criticizing the "people" at WEF but that appears to be his "shtick" - actually he is their resident "philosopher" and they gush at his "insights" into their campaign to render the majority of people on the planet as useless to society. He helps them to think about how to deal with this future problem of the inferior "useless eaters" class that they intend to create.

by klmd
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clemaneuverers 5 points ago +5 / -0

lab grown wood

Establish lab, win grants, hire researchers, 5 years of pre-planning and experiements, many dead-ends and failed experiments...deadline fast approaching, and then... break-through!

1 rogue researcher with designer stubble who has fucked all the female researchers brings a pot of soil into the lab one day, and plants an acorn seed and waters it. His collegues are confused but he begs for their patience...

Weeks of anxious waiting ensues, deadline is in less than a year, they need results! And then suddenly... a sapling appears! They can announce that they have achieved lab grown wood! The world's press rejoices, the planet is saved!

In the future you will lab grown wood and you will like it.

And yet, that one awesomely subbled researcher sometimes wakes at night in a cold sweat... questioning his methods...

"couldn't I have just planted that acorn outside in nature?" he asks himself, in his darker moments.

He carries his self-doubt with him to the grave. "no one shall ever know.... no one..."

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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

It's known that Magic has a lucrative contract to be the "face of living with AIDS", with a pharma manufacturer that makes one of the drugs that is prescribed for "AIDS".

It's highly unlikely he has ever taken any such drug for any period of time, since he is a live and well and people who take those drugs become sicker and die.

Basically, Magic "tested postive" by PCR for "AIDS" once back in the day and it has made him a very rich man beyond his basketball career.

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clemaneuverers 3 points ago +3 / -0

What's the program you're using for RSS?

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clemaneuverers 4 points ago +4 / -0

The bitchute search function is famoulsy shite. Better to use duckduckgo.

In the search bar type:

site:bitchute.com "Hitler"

(or whatever search term. make sure to add a space after the url)

that will give results for "Hitler" from Bitchute only.

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clemaneuverers 3 points ago +3 / -0

Actually, just thought to look at the wikihistory and that info wasn't there previously. It may have been added by someone just to get that screen shot. Currently looking elsewhere for further corroboration of siblings.

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