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originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
Since everyone plays the game, that's a lot of hate to carry.
Best just to change the game, or at least level the playing field.
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SeaWorthy
Plenty of muppets praying for a civil war.
But why would they need a war?
Because it is that time.
Those that are calling for war, have never lived through one. Easy to get them on board, when they are sold that it is the answer, the other guy is bad, someone else is going to fight the battle, some place else, and only the bad guys are going to die.
When the war and death comes to their streets, teaching their children to duck under a desk will not protect them.
They have run the country into the ground. They have enough young people feeling hopeless and discontented.
TPTB wants a great reset. War is the fastest, easiest, tried and proven way, to make that happen, while continuing their power, control, and wealth.
Of course my noncompliant, recalcitrant self, will be a dissenter. No surprise there.
See you in the gulag, or on the other side.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: nicevillegrl
Can you show me where CDC guidelines ever called for a negative PCR test? I work in a hospital, we follow the CDC, never ever was that something we did because it makes no sense.
-Canadian airline industry complicit with government
-The gov have been subsidizing the industry using the $$$$ made from millions of COVID-19 tests
-Gov buys these tests for pennies on the dollar from China, then turns around and "sells" it to people who are travelling who must provide a test result
-Guess who owns the company that brought in all the tests and administers them to travelers, charging them when they're flying out and after flying back into Canada
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SeaWorthy
A new world order is inevitable SeaWorthy.
The alternative being to continue to squabble over petty religious indifference, ever diminishing resources, and imaginary lines on maps.
Its how we get there that counts.
Needs to be for the people as opposed to the chosen few.
Good luck getting the masses to turn out in force and fight any sort of major conflict for the bankers on far off shores these days, because most of us simply are not that stupid.
We see the soldiers daft enough to have fallen for there spiel that come back in pieces, both mentally and physically that cannot even get a house or prosthetic limb for there service and troubles.
If they wish a major conflict they will require there ICBM and there ivory towers burn in nuclear fire just like the rest of the world, need to be really stupid to bite the hand that feeds them.
originally posted by: wdkirk
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SeaWorthy
Plenty of muppets praying for a civil war.
But why would they need a war?
Because it is that time.
Those that are calling for war, have never lived through one. Easy to get them on board, when they are sold that it is the answer, the other guy is bad, someone else is going to fight the battle, some place else, and only the bad guys are going to die.
When the war and death comes to their streets, teaching their children to duck under a desk will not protect them.
They have run the country into the ground. They have enough young people feeling hopeless and discontented.
TPTB wants a great reset. War is the fastest, easiest, tried and proven way, to make that happen, while continuing their power, control, and wealth.
Of course my noncompliant, recalcitrant self, will be a dissenter. No surprise there.
See you in the gulag, or on the other side.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: SeaWorthy
I don't do bitchute and you don't need to source anything except the CDC to answer what I asked.
NAATs have detected SARS-CoV-2 RNA in some recovered people’s respiratory specimens for up to 3 months after illness onset but without direct evidence that virus that can replicate or cause disease. Consequently, evidence supports a time-based and symptom-based strategy to determine when to discontinue isolation or other precautions rather than a test-based strategy.