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My goodness. Something went wrong on Twitler. I wonder what it could have been???
Something has been going wrong for some time now on Twitler.
But I am a tinfoil hatter. I think it is censorship, not some obscure computer glitch.
The following commentary is what made "something go wrong" on Twitter.
Conincidence?
I don't belive in coincidences.
COVID-19 Statistics
If you familiarize yourself with the data on the following pages it will be much easier to spot how and when the Junk News media are lying to you every day. They do it mostly by ommission.
For example, a recent propaganda piece trumpeted the fact that the U.S.A. has had more COVID-19 deaths than any other country. By ommitting the much more meaningful number of deaths per million, they mislead a gullible public by creating a false and, dare I say, unscientific impression.
Facebook blocked me from posting this discussion hosted on Brighteon. They say it's "spam."
To get around this brazen and dishonest censorship, I embedded the discussion into my blog. I don't know if, or when, Facebook starts blocking openprison.ca as well.
DR MIKE YEADON INTERVIEW WITH JAMES DELINGPOLE , ‘YOUR GOVERNMENT IS LYING TO YOU IN A WAY THAT COULD LEAD TO YOUR DEATH’ DR. MICHAEL YEADON FORMER VICE PRESIDENT PFIZER FOR 32 YEARS
Dr Mike Yeadon, is the former CSO and VP, Allergy and Respiratory Research Head with Pfizer Global R&D and co-Founder of Ziarco Pharma Ltd, talks about his grave concerns about the coronavirus jab.
If the embedded player doesn't work you can hear the podcast on Brighteon by clicking here.
What I have found astonishing, in my experience, over the last year, is the almost universal lack of real curiosity about COVID-19 on the part of the public. I have seen it in the comments on social media and in the personal interactions I have had.
The most tense "debates" I have had has been with people who are completely uninformed about the issue. For example, I had a debate on Facebook early last year with a highly intelligent Ontario schoolteacher who, nevertheless, attacked my opinion by alleging that I did not care about schoolchildren dying horrible deaths from infection. I already knew at the time that schoolchildren are barely at risk from COVID-19 and that, in fact, more die from the seasonal flu. A year later I find myself completely vindicated, notwithstanding efforts to keep the fear going by the constant seeding of "third wave" and "variant" stories with reports (but no numbers) of more severe infections among younger people.
Liar.
— Hans Wienhold (@BloatnThSlumbos) April 12, 2021
107 deaths have occurred in the age group most likely to have "little school aged children" since the beginning of the panic.
1.4%.
Your fearmongering is disgraceful.
This is from today's update on the Ontario government website. https://t.co/Os7X5I4OLS pic.twitter.com/X0Ux2M52vP
I put the word "debates" in the previous paragraph in quotes because, in my experience, the most tense exchanges I have had has been with individuals who merely regurgitate Junk News talking points and if you dare question or rebut their claims, they resort to insults and other forms of attempted psychological intimidation. In other words, the greater their ignorance, the greater their certitude. They are nothing more than modern day Bible-thumpers.
It disappoints me that, in view of the enormous damage to our economy, the enormous collateral damage that has been done, and the stunning suppression of longstanding human rights, that so few people seem to be willing to ask, or consider, the question... "Has this all been worth it?"
The Harms of Lockdowns
It is so refreshing to be treated to sanity and common sense in this time of rampant anthrophobia and incessant Junk News propaganda.
If FuckYouTube censors the above video, you can find it below.
Concerned Ontario Doctors' Covid-19 Summit: The Harms of Lockdowns
Knut Wittkowski makes a very interesting point here. He is not the only one who has suggested that the lockdowns, by prolonging the presense of the virus and inhibiting the achievment of herd immunity, may have given the virus more time to mutate. If true, it will stand as another example of the tendency of government "solutions" to problems to make those problems much, much worse. And that is WITHOUT taking into account the enormous collateral damage caused by the religious belief that politicians can cure sickness, control the climate, and part the seas by simply hammering down on their citizens.
More
This Montreal riot has Antifa/BLM written all over it. Now that the lying media and scuzball politicians are brazenly conflating anti-lockdown protesters with the fake White supremacy narrative, the infusion of Antifa/BLM criminals into the rallies would be a no-brainer.
Sadly, the same tactic would not work if, say, anti-lockdown activists tried to discredit Antifa/BLM by joing in with the burning, looting, and attacking of innocent businesses and bystanders.
'Absolutely unacceptable': Rioters set fires, smash windows in Montreal curfew protest
Alberta's Medical Experts Speak! April 12th - Edmonton
COVID-19 Statistics
If you familiarize yourself with the data on the following pages it will be much easier to spot how and when the Junk News media are lying to you every day. They do it mostly by ommission.
For example, a recent propaganda piece trumpeted the fact that the U.S.A. has had more COVID-19 deaths than any other country. By ommitting the much more meaningful number of deaths per million, they mislead a gullible public by creating a false, unscientific impression.
I just came across this photo. In the absence of the scamdemic, one could easily interpret this bit of virtue signalling as an inducement to stop driving cars.
I went to the anti-lockdown rally in Simcoe on Saturday, April 10, 2021. There was a pretty good crowd.
I didn't see a single mask and everyone was practising "old style" social distancing instead of the now common anthrophobic distancing.
On my way home I stopped at two different stores to pick up some essentials, as currently defined by Ford's government. First I went to buy some smokes, and I went to the liquor store for some beer. What a let-down after the fresh air in Simcoe. BOTH of the cashiers were hysterical anthrophobes with BOTH of them insisting I stand behind the plastic fear barrier.
I am so sick of this BS.
I might go to another protest next week in St. Kitts or Niagara. Being around sane people is the kind of shot in the arm that I am really into.
Fomites or Aerosols?
Another Covid Myth Dies the Death
But.... since the beginning, Karl Denninger was convinced that the virus was being transmitted via the oral/fecal route.
Here is another expert saying the same thing as Denninger:
Dr Ramin Oskoui: "we got it wrong, masking doesn't work, asymptomatic spread EXTREMELY uncommon"
Regardless of the answer, one thing we in Ontario know, or should bloody well know by now, is that masks DON'T WORK!
Your Rights to Decline Mandatory COVID Vaccines
I went to the anti-lockdown rally in Simcoe yesterday. Three was a pretty good crowd.
I didn't see a single mask and everyone was practising "old style" social distancing instead of the now common anthrophobic distancing.
On my way home I stopped by the res to buy some fishing tackle, and then the liquor store for some beer. What a let-down after the fresh air in Simcoe. BOTH of the fucking cashiers were hysterical anthrophobes with BOTH of them insisting I stand behind the fucking commie barrier.
I am so sick of this BS.
I might go to another protest next week in St. Kitts or Niagara. Being around sane people is the kind of shot in the arm that I am really into.
So About Herr Goebbels
Note the stat on weight gain... Millennials as a group fared the absolute worst, with 48 percent reporting unwanted weight gain, at an average of forty-one pounds!
A fat chance of dying with Covid
Another video blocked by Twitler
Dr. Ryan Cole Blows The Whole COVID-19 Propaganda Away
To see the "potentially harmful" material click here.
The photo below reminds me of two things from the past.
One was before the popular revolution in Ontario against mandatory store closures on Sundays. Some would rope off areas of their stores in order to be allowed to be open at all.
The other was when I crossed thru Checkpoint Charlie into East Berlin back in 1972.
We only went over for a few hours. While there, we got hungry, so we started looking for a restaurant. I recall seeing several restaurants that looked almost modern by the standards I was familiar with. There was just one problem. All of them were roped off. They were there, but the public were forbidden from using them.
As a last resort, we found a basement cafeteria in some museum. The menu and the food reminded me of the old cafeteria in my high school. Not much selection. Not much flavour.
Half a century later, and my own country has turned into East Germany.
The truly dangerous pathogen we are being confronted with is not a variant of the cold virus. It is a pandemic scale mind virus.
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When questioned by the health inspector at the door about cold symptoms, to which I replied, "I have none but I do have Ebola and Leprosy." There was some laughter. I grabbed a basket and entered the store.
Even though I knew this was coming under Commandant Ford's new, and ultimately futile effort to continue pretending he has any control of the Coronavirus, it was still shocked at seeing it.
I announced in a loud voice that this has gone far enough and the time to end it is NOW, before we lose all of our freedom, and that I was going to film this monstrosity.
The health inspector told me that filming was prohibited. Not wishing to forego the privilege of buying the bacon, which is on sale for $1.97 (limit 4) I put my phone back in my pocket.
But I was furious now. A few minutes later I decided, fuck it, and I snapped this photo.
I think it was around 1971.
My musical interest had shifted from pop music with just guitars and drums to stuff that had more instruments and thus, hopefully, more flavours.
Having recently sampled the Moody Blues, ELP, and King Crimson, I continued looking for more.
One day, I was at the Miracle Mart store at Upper James and Mohawk, snooping through the bargain bin when I came across this album.
Checking through the list of musicians and their instruments, I noticed they had a mellotron.
I think, from a web source, that this was printed on the back,
Gentle Giant
Gary Green - electric guitar (tracks 1, 3, 4, 5, 8), percussion
Kerry Minnear - piano (tracks 1-5, 7, 8), Hammond organ (tracks 1-5, 7, 8), Minimoog (tracks 1, 3, 5, 8), electric piano (tracks 2, 4, 8), Mellotron (tracks 2, 7, 8), Clavinet (track 1), harpsichord (track 4), regal (track 6), vibraphone (tracks 4, 8), cello (tracks 2, 6), percussion, lead vocals (tracks 1, 4 and 7), backing vocals
Derek Shulman - lead vocals (tracks 1-4, 8), alto saxophone (track 5)
Phil Shulman - trumpet (tracks 1, 2), tenor saxophone (tracks 4, 5), mellophone (track 7), lead vocals on tracks 1, 4, 6 and 8, backing vocals
Ray Shulman - bass guitar, violin (tracks 2, 5, 6), viola (track 6), electric violin (tracks 4, 8), acoustic guitar (track 6), percussion, backing vocals
John Weathers - drums (tracks 1-5, 7, 8), bongos (tracks 3, 8), varispeed cymbal (tracks 4, 8), xylophone (tracks 4, 6)
Something not mentioned in the list above is the "variable coinspin oscillator," if my mind isn't playing tricks on me.
Since mellotron was on the list, I conjectured that maybe this was going to be another King Crimson or ELP type of experience. It was in the bargain bin so I decided to gamble got it real cheap.
Took it home.
I used to love tearing the cellophane off of brand-new albums in those days. Didn't you?
The old man wasn't home from work yet, so instead of putting the record on the 1950s era hifi in my bedroom, I dared to play it on his prize stereo in the living room.
It was a risk. We weren't supposed to play with that system because my old man was afraid we would break it. Looking back, I now realize he had good reason.
Anyway, I started playing this record and, I have to admit, I was kind of disappointed. My first impression was that it sounded like something composed as circus music. And there was some kind of shit in there that sounded like something from 16th century England. Or whatever.
I don't know why I kept listening to it. Perhaps because I had started to believe that the really good stuff required more than just one listen.
Plus I was pretty heavily into LSD and pot in those days. When it comes to music, that really helps sometimes.
Before long, they were my favourite rock band.
As I got older, their sound became to harsh for me. I very rarely listen to them at all anymore, but this morning I decided to take a trip down memory lane.
I can still see why I liked this stuff.
When it comes to music, pot really helps sometimes.
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