Okay, something really IS up!

originally posted by: scojak
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Because he's the poster child (in intelligence, not age) for maintaining control over the situation. Fauci has become a beacon of true information for so many people. If his credibility starts to die, it risks the agenda.

The guy literally looks like a crazy Nazi scientist, conducting experiments on unsuspecting victims.

If he isn't somehow connected to Operation Paperclip then I will be shocked.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
I wonder how Goebbels' propaganda machine spoke of and presented Josef Mengele in the lead up to WWII?

They probably didn't since he was just a low level battalion medical official before hitting the big time in 43 but I get where you were going.

In that case, I wonder how many regular Americans knew who Fauci was before early 2020?

a reply to: burdman30ott6

When i first saw him i had to do a double take. He looks 100% like a guy I knew from NYC. They even have kind of the same speaking voice, just different accent (that kind of pressured speech pattern that Fauci has).

It wouldn't be the first time someone in national news came from my past. Dude I know from Wyoming named Les was highlighted with Johns Hopkins or Mayo for some robotic arms he had fitted. Freaked me out when i see this video and Les is sitting there getting fitted for new arms.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
In that case, I wonder how many regular Americans knew who Fauci was before early 2020?

I'd wager no one and I'd go further back to early 2019.

originally posted by: carewemust
Fauci is endorsed and loved by 98% of the media, medical community, and democrats in general.

I have on good authority that not that many in the medical community endorse or love him. It's been made clear to several friends of mine who work in the medical community that you criticize him at your own peril. Between Medical System Administrators, Insurance Company officials, State Licensing Boards and others, public criticism can have bad results for their practice or career.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Why are people trying to make this guy out to be some kind of hero?

Why not, its the norm now? The world has gone mad

We made a hero out of a criminal that held up a pregnant women with a gun . Maybe fauci can get his gold coffin and parade as well.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

What the Hell is going on in this world????

More than propaganda I give you this. Fauci is a hero to those who
own this world (gods) and everyone in it. What Fauci has done for them has
pleased them greatly and they are shoving their hero right down our
god damn throats. It's entertainment for the gods as well. You think
they don't find people who go along with this charade as utterly
amusing? they love making fools of us. It's what they live for.

a reply to: JIMC5499

I'll add this.
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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: chris_stibrany
Western Civilisation has fallen. It is as simple as that.

Because there's a documentary about some potato?

I'll concede it's fallen when the lone state-run TV station mandates you watch a program about this dickhead's life.

AM, understand what you are saying, but have you seen the commercial?

The drama with which it is presented is like it is a "must watch" epic of the century. It's very carefully constructed to have maximum impact and draw people in. Yes, I know, all commercials are supposed to do this, but just watch this one a time or two and see if you don't get a different vibe from it. It's almost like they're trying to message people's very survival depends on this man. It's very odd.

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
AM, understand what you are saying, but have you seen the commercial?

The drama with which it is presented is like it is a "must watch" epic of the century.

Call me crazy but the siren lure of the television doesn't really affect me to the point where I feel compelled to watch anything.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

The MSM propaganda machine is going full bore. It counteracts the opposite view of the man. He alone will be applauded for lessening the carbon footprint.

a reply to: JIMC5499

That is because they are not aware of their power or worth.

Just let half of them call out sick for just one day, and watch the chaos ensue.

If they could ever get just half of the nurses on the same page, we would be witnessing a different ending.

Nurses need to unshackle themselves from all the ridiculous myths and the Florence Nightingale syndrome.

Then they could make the change we all so desperately need.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Well, TV doesn't compel me to do anything either...I rarely watch the damn thing. I wouldn't even own one if it wasn't for the wife. My point was only that I noticed this particular commercial and found it odd, hence my question to you. I wasn't asking if you were being drawn to the TV like a bug to a bug zapper or anything.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Of course it's odd, the guy could have been cast as the head of Munchkin Land in the remake of The Wizard of Oz prior to the 'Vid.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

But I don't think it has all come together like the perfect storm before.
Everything in every facet of our lives is broken.

I think that's new.
There used to be at least some one thing working.

And there used to be a country you could escape to, now they are all #ty.
Maybe move to Siberia and use the land.

originally posted by: chris_stibrany
Everything in every facet of our lives is broken.

I disagree, but I think that's because I'm not constantly fixated on negatives and I appreciate what I have living in a first world country.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

We haven't had TV in almost 5 years.
We just stream the shows pirate wise, we want to via laptop and show the image on the TV.
No ads no commercials no BS propaganda.
i come to ATS to get my daily propaganda!

Then on weekends its just dvds or old films.

Not missing much that's for sure.
And were not even to age 40 yet.

A nice bubble of sanity.

originally posted by: TheGreazel
They sure love to stroke their own ego .

Taking out of consideration what everyone thinks about him , why such special treatment for someone who is just doing his job , we gonna make docu's about every working person on the planet ?

If we praising people lets praise those on the bottom of the ladder , or the single moms working 2 jobs to provide for the family.

But naah they need to put the rich and powerfull in the spotlight as usual.

Thats a fact! But it is also effective.

The patriot movement needs its own unique cultural icons, battle hymns, verbal and written history, art, music and more. We need combat commands. We need intelligence services. All outside the purview/review of the government and non-member citizens - all of this accountable to noone but our own people.

It does warm my heart to see this tanked so bad by audience reviews. Shows how "shill" like the paid reviewers really are. Just like that anti-gun movie that came out a few years back, went belly up and it made my day nay week.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I am just being a realist.
I am not fixated on negatives.

Most mundane things in my personal sphere that used to be a positive are now a negative:
Paying cash on the barrel at the airport and flying wherever I wanted to, as long as I had a passport? gone
Walking into a store like a normal person and not being chased around by a lunatic because i am not wearing a muzzlea and then screaming at me and not refusing to serve me? gone
Having office gatherings and potlucks and fun times? gone

Travel has become unenjoyable trip through hoops of assholes
Shopping freely and perusing things at leisure has become fear of being screamed at if i don't conform to the masses
People socialising at work without fear of reprisal for 'bad hygiene behaviour' and enjoying each others company.

all gone

Im glad you don't mind it. I guess you are tougher than I am . Or more of a follower. Either way i don't agree with the way this society is going and our civilisation is gone.

At this point in time America is becoming third world. I know you- like I do ,travel a lot or used to. And the staggering difference between now and the past are nothing to be ignored, personally.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: chris_stibrany
Everything in every facet of our lives is broken.

I disagree, but I think that's because I'm not constantly fixated on negatives and I appreciate what I have living in a first world country.

There's being hyper negative and then there's being realistic. Are we satisfied with simply being marginally better than some third world #hole, or should we recognize that the USA is slipping from the mountaintop it used to reside on and be dissatisfied with that demotion? See, this is part of why I believe a divorce is needed in the USA... Those of us who want to see this country fly again need to cut loose from the dead weight of those who don't want to fly as well as those who are satisfied with simply gliding. As long as this "first world country" keeps slipping it will eventually drop to the level of third world #hole status and, at that point, there won't be any discernable difference between those who were satisfied watching the decline and those who were actively trying to speed the decline up because both parties will be sprawled on the ground.