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The Virus strikes!

shaggyballs

Active member
Veteran
I think the virus was a weapon, Used to take away more of our freedoms. Just like when 9/11 happened. Baby steps at a time to reach an goal at the end. Remember the 2012 NHS olympics opening ceremony? How weird it looked...

Think of it as 3000 years ago people doing ceremonies before the sacrifice.. Nothing has changed It's still the rich and powerful doing their weird magic shit. They have to act it out for it too manifest.

Watch it on YouTube. We got all the nurses dancing (much like how they was at the start of the pandemic) There was a Royal in the hospital bed (Boris? Charles?) You nannys coming down from the Sky with unbrella's that look like the corvid-19. They point the umbrellas at the Dr's who then went too the kids beds, Who was like get away from me too the DR's.. Death shows up bringing cats? And germs. Child catcher was taking away Children at the end (probably from all the dead) Then at the very end a giant baby was born... I think that represented a New Start.

I found it strange too.
After your description, I will have to watch it again.
Thanks!
 

painter66

Member
Dr Buttar is in the top 50 best doctors in the usa. he's tells it straight the facts not what hes told to say. the videos a bit long but full of truth and facts.
wish others doctors had the back bone to speak what they really know and think....
https://londonreal.tv/digital-freedo...rashid-buttar/

you will have to subscribe which is free just give e.mail addy and then it all free to watch.
on the first page look for "listen to podcast" button next to the Dr Buttar headline
 

Snook

Still Learning
Dr Buttar is in the top 50 best doctors in the usa. he's tells it straight the facts not what hes told to say. the videos a bit long but full of truth and facts.
wish others doctors had the back bone to speak what they really know and think....
https://londonreal.tv/digital-freedo...rashid-buttar/

you will have to subscribe which is free just give e.mail addy and then it all free to watch.
on the first page look for "listen to podcast" button next to the Dr Buttar headline
Unfortunately, ya cant tell the indians from the cowboys any more. One side will find a counter to anyone the other side praises.

The other side will be enraged. Blows.:noway:
 

GMT

The Tri Guy
Veteran
I don't get why fauci isn't in handcuffs already. Got to assume he has the cure and has sold it for his current position and freedom.
Ah we can all conspiracy theory this shit. Just keep your loved ones safe and educated. That last part is tricky with very old very young and very dumb people. I have all 3 in mine. Good luck all.
 

raCURE

Member
Shelves in major supermarkets near me are starting to look pretty bare again, anyone else noticing this?
 

Gypsy Nirvana

Recalcitrant Reprobate -
Administrator
Veteran
went across the road to Sainsburys the other day - queued up outside all masked/gloved up - waiting my turn - 10 mins was inside - and looks like prices have gone up by 20% or more from 2 months ago - when I last went to Sainsburys - no staff to checkout - had to do automated check-out - where I could use cash - the shelves were fairly well stocked -
 

mr.brunch

Well-known member
Veteran
I went to Sainsburys yesterday for some shopping- I’m carer for both my wife and daughter, wife has severe depression and daughter has autism, so I can’t really leave them alone - so I took them both with me.
After queuing for 30 minutes I got the third degree from door staff ‘ only one adult with a child’ very loudly, so I have to explain family medical history in front of lots of people.
I know they are doing their job but a little sensitivity wouldn’t go amiss.
 

JustSumTomatoes

Indicas make dreams happen
Sorry you had to experience that brunch. Certainly, even just with little miss brunch's condition they could have been more empathetic. Seems everyone is affected emotionally to one extant or another by this and the life circumstances that come with it. Kindness and compassion during these times (and at all times) can go a long way.:huggg:

My grandma (who I've been making trips for) decided to venture out to the store on her own, unprotected by a mask and gloves. On the way out she fell in the parking lot, thankfully with no injuries. Someone saw her and decided to take a risk and help her back up, and to her car. Can't appreciate that act of kindness enough, but man did I have a chat with her about pulling that stunt. Got to look out for older folks and young alike.
 

Cmoon

Member
Sry to hear that mr B , security in my local thinks hes parking limos outside stringfellows...bloody jobsworth
 

Gypsy Nirvana

Recalcitrant Reprobate -
Administrator
Veteran
I went to Sainsburys yesterday for some shopping- I’m carer for both my wife and daughter, wife has severe depression and daughter has autism, so I can’t really leave them alone - so I took them both with me.
After queuing for 30 minutes I got the third degree from door staff ‘ only one adult with a child’ very loudly, so I have to explain family medical history in front of lots of people.
I know they are doing their job but a little sensitivity wouldn’t go amiss.

- that's what tends to happen - when people unaccustomed to it get a little authority - then they have to start telling people what to do - and aren't exactly the most diplomatic about it - at least I could take my 10 year old son with me without any hassle -

Sry to hear that mr B , security in my local thinks hes parking limos outside stringfellows...bloody jobsworth

- good analogy Cmoon - lol
 

painter66

Member
no matter where it's printed the truth is the truth if that what the cdc have said then why don't they put that on the 6 o clock news
the fear mongering bastards
 

TychoMonolyth

Boreal Curing
ok na sayers heres proof its only a flu virus ok its been manipulated in a lab to be more aggressive and contagious but no more deadly by a long shot than the common flu.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...sharingbuttons

We don't have the capability to bioengineer a virus. No where near. The best way to make one is to pile cages with chickens, pigs, bats and other wild animals on top of each other. Something deadly will emerge.
 

Boltdank

New member
Anyone invested in novacyt, Avct or other virus related stocks during the shutdown?

I’ve managed to make a few grand with a Hargreaves landsdown account and some savings.

Most covid stocks doing 20 percent a week…
 

Boltdank

New member
Just read that back

Didn’t want to come across as having no feelings to the virus and it’s impact on life,

It’s a horrible situation for all,

I’m north west and not seen much fatalities in my area yet, the streets are wierd tho, it’s like people have forgotten cars and are wandering into the road, kids on push bikes down dual carriageways and shocking standards of driving.

Don’t get me started on cyclists ! Haha
 

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