This is an incredible report, but when you read it, you’ll believe it & kick yourselves for ever having thought that billions of perfectly formed doses of something that didn’t exist a few months earlier had really been made. Obviously the impossible never happened. So, what the dickens has been injected into more than half the world’s population?
Best wishes
Mike

https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/nobody-knows-what-is-in-the-vials

It might even work, but I’m not doing the stilettos. Or the skirt. Or glitter. So I’m a bigot, aka a man.
Merry Christmas, everyone 🥂
Mike

Merry Christmas to all the doctors who have called out the 200 year "vaccination" hoax! Robin

Merry Christmas @bobmoran!

This is what's driving the de-Christianization of the West: the goal is to relativize human rights into oligarchy bestowed "social universals".

Robin

Human rights are a unique product of Christian civilisation
https://unherd.com/2022/12/humanism-is-a-heresy-2/

No Christianity, No “Human Rights” (Historically Speaking)

"Most Americans take the existence of human rights for granted. We see them, to borrow a phrase, as “self-evident.” We can’t really imagine a world without them, or we look at places like China or North Korea with incredulity, as if it’s obvious that their way is clearly wrong. Instead, what these countries demonstrate is that there’s nothing “natural” about the idea of human rights. Rather they are the products of Judaeo-Christian beliefs about the intrinsic dignity of the human person.

Most countries don’t deny the idea of human rights outright. However, because they lack adequate moral grounding for them, human rights become a kind of buffet. Those in power pick the ones they like, for the groups they like, and ignore the rest. Again, to quote the report, “human rights are now misunderstood by many, manipulated by some, rejected by the world’s worst violators, and subject to ominous new threats.

The only secure basis for human rights, of course, is the Christian belief that humans are created in the image of God. Think about that line from our founding documents: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.” But it’s not self-evident that we are equal, if we only consider the external attributes humans have. We don’t all share those attributes. We don’t all share the same height, or weight, or IQ, or hair color, or skin tone. Thus equality must be based on some universal human quality that is intrinsic to our humanity. Christianity offers this in the idea of the image of God.

Even non-believers such as Tom Holland, the author of Dominion, have recognized that the West’s ideas about freedom and the dignity of the human person are the product of Christianity. Atheist philosopher John Gray has written that modern politics, with its idea of human rights, “is a chapter in the history of religion,” specifically Christianity. Another atheist philosopher, Luc Ferry, in his book A Brief History of Thought, observes that it is to the idea of the image of God that the “west owes its entire democratic inheritance.

Without the Christian idea of the imago Dei, “universal, indivisible and interdependent and interrelated” human rights simply wouldn’t exist..

Our first freedom, like the rights that depend on it, are grounded in a Christian view of what it means to be human. They cannot be sustained otherwise."

https://breakpoint.org/no-christianity-no-human-rights/

Christmas & the Origins of Human Rights

"This book is about the revolutionary effect of Christianity on the Western psyche. Tom Holland’s gist is that an awful lot of the things we hold to be self-evident in terms of human rights and values — the equality of man (and woman), our solidarity with the weak against the strong, the displacement of religious law by the law of love —squarely derive from the life and teachings of Christ and their subsequent application to our way of looking at the world by his followers, starting with that cultivated and brilliant Jew, St Paul.

The book has already usefully ruffled feathers; contemporary liberals do not particularly like to be reminded of their debt to a world view that they feel they have outgrown and discarded; indeed which many regard as an obstacle in the way of social progress."

https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/books/dominion-the-making-of-the-western-mind-by-tom-holland-review-a4234891.html

#TheBookofVision - In cinemas across the #UK from Jan 20th starring #CharlesDance, #LotteVerbeek & #SverrirGudnason

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John Campbell maintaining sarcastic style.

My comment kills off the fraud. If you want it.

It’ll be deleted in minutes, I expect. Depressing. Would you continue after pretty much three years when I can’t even post useful information anonymously? If so, why?

Best wishes
Mike

George Harrison on how the study of disease (eg "vaccines") blinds most doctors from understanding health (eg well being, emotional & physical health, nutrition, spirituality)

"Now the problem is, that most doctors they study disease, they don't know about health, you'd have to reprogram stuff so you teach people how to be healthy.."

📗‘The Western media have to cover the truth, they have to cover how this war started eight years ago.’ Italian psychologist and author of the book 'Donbass: A Ghost War in the Heart of Europe', Sarah Reginella, speaking on the sidelines of 'Donbass 2014-2022.

Eyewitness accounts' international conference which was held in Lisbon on Sunday, December 18, stated that Western power 'is not blind' but 'has got a mask.' Reginella, who has been to Donbass four times and plans to return, went on to say that censorship in Western countries makes it 'difficult to show the truth'.

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Covid-19: What explains the sudden deaths?

While there is no cause for panic, reports of otherwise healthy people suddenly collapsing and dying do need to be investigated to determine if there is any correlation with vaccines or something else

"A spike in cases of sudden heart attacks, cardiac arrests and other cardiological complications among all age groups is being reported from across the country; even seemingly fit people are dying of cardiological health issues while walking on the street, on the dance floor and even while just sitting at a desk. Not surprisingly the hashtag #heartattack trended on Twitter earlier this month.

Some of the sudden and unfortunate deaths in previously healthy people, including teenagers, may be purely coincidental. But such incidents demand attention and a precautionary reflex, they demand that we err on the side of caution.

Recent estimates of the lethality of the Covid-19 virus, however, should be reassuring. A meta-analysis by investigators from Stanford University found that the lethality of Covid is 0.0003 per cent till the age of 19 years and around 0.03 per cent to 0.07 per cent up to the age of 69 years. Given such low fatalities from the infection, we can afford to pause vaccination and instead devote time and resources to conduct a thorough investigation.

According to a survey by LocalCircles, a social community platform, 51 per cent of the respondents said they knew one or more persons who have had heart attacks, strokes, sudden cancers, neurological disorders etc. in the recent past. Out of those who experienced such events, 62 per cent of the cases were found to have been double vaccinated, 11 per cent had received a single dose [73% at least one dose] and 8 per cent were unvaccinated."

https://www.nationalheraldindia.com/opinion/covid-what-explains-the-sudden-deaths

14. But Twitter did suppress views—many from doctors and scientific experts—that conflicted with the official positions of the White House. As a result, legitimate findings and questions that would have expanded the public debate went missing.

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15. There were three serious problems with Twitter’s process:

First, much of the content moderation was conducted by bots, trained on machine learning and AI – impressive in their engineering, yet still too crude for such nuanced work.

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16. Second, contractors, in places like the Philippines, also moderated content. They were given decision trees to aid in the process, but tasking non experts to adjudicate tweets on complex topics like myocarditis and mask efficacy data was destined for a significant error rate

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17. Third, most importantly, the buck stopped with higher level employees at Twitter who chose the inputs for the bots and decision trees, and subjectively decided escalated cases and suspensions. As it is with all people and institutions, there was individual and collective bias

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