At What Point Do You Become Suspicious That There Are Too Many Pandemics?

a reply to: NorthOfStuff

Another thing today that’s out there is that Havana thing that they admit is electronic. What else can they mimic with waves?

Oh hell who knows what these crazy bastards are doing brother?
I hear of scaler weapons sound weapons microwave oven weapons.

The idiots have more ways than side ways from Sunday when comes
to killing human beings. And then they pacify the masses with you
can vote and violence is never the answer. Nothing but holy crap
spoon fed. I teach my grand kids yes even the girls from the time
they can talk to raise a fist high and yell "VIOLENCE!" just so they're
familiar with the idea.

a reply to: Randyvine2

The microwave "non lethal" tech provides a great weakness to the user. If a mob were to hypothetically form in a strategic location it voids their ability to allow their midus and other jamming systems while active. If Lured to a position....

a reply to: Brotherman

The microwave "non lethal" tech provides a great weakness to the user. If a mob were to hypothetically form in a strategic location it voids their ability to allow their midus and other jamming systems while active. If Lured to a position....

Blows my mind how they even come up with some this stuff.
I swear they must be like little kids cut loose in a toy factory.

[Come on kids make your own toys see what you can come up with]

Wait til the ice caps melt and release some ancient pathogens our immune systems have no protection against.

Either that or mass fear is being purposely spread to feed and awaken a lovecraftian creature.

At what point?
Oh, about 2 years ago like most people.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

After 15-20 pandemics, consecutive or overlapping, I'll probably start questioning the narrative.

After 21-25, I'll most certainly take action against what's going on. That is, unless people are falling dead around me. At which point, I'm probably bunkering down at home.

Until then, I'll take all the shots, all the pills, wear all of body coverings, and follow all the rules asked of me. Really, if anyone is suspicious before then they're a crazy conspiracy theorist.

We've got a loooong ways to go before any of this is suspicious.

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

But wait a second, I was told the more the better.

No, the phrase is "the more the merrier", and it generally means the more people the merrier the time. Common confusion, though.

"science and technology have advanced at such an exponential rate for so long... it may be well beyond our ability to regulate and control them."

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

I became suspicious in March 2020. The immediate reaction (mass house arrests of the general population, muzzle mandates and economic warfare) were clearly - to me - an overreach and a targeted attack on personal liberties and independence.

originally posted by: Narvasis
"science and technology have advanced at such an exponential rate for so long... it may be well beyond our ability to regulate and control them."

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

It's certainly outstripped our ability to evolve ethically in response to it.
Tech is running rampant over society.
Anything for a buck.

Just think back to 2018 and before when "flu season" was just an annual nuisance, nothing more. It's astounding how TPTB have managed to get the vast majority of the population to obsess on this crap for every waking hour of every day, with no end in sight.

They've convinced them that they must focus all their attention on surviving.
That's not living.

a reply to: underpass61

And this, my friend, is what has come to be called "MASS FORMATION PSYCHOSIS"

It's real. It's here. And many people (including many on this forum) are embracing it as a lifestyle.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Monkey Pox and Polio are not pandemics here in the UK.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Monkey Pox and Polio are not pandemics here in the UK.

How dare you contradict the narrative‽ No Soylent Green for you!

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Monkey Pox and Polio are not pandemics here in the UK.

They have a pandemic of you, so there's that.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Do you have to get so personal?

Are they or are they not a pandemic?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Pandemic, last time I looked, meant global, so no, neither are a pandemic.
Endemic on the other hand.......

a reply to: angelchemuel

OP is referring to pandemics.

The point where you become suspicious depends a lot on who is declaring the pandemic. Remember, most of the officials now are answering to a very liberal government and towing the liberal line. These are the people prone to exaggeration. Every saucy word requires a time out, a safe space, and a therapy dog.

Chicken Little running around screaming, "Pandemic!" means very little to me. Now if Foghorn Leghorn were to do that, I would sit up and take notice.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

There's still only one pandemic , Monkey Pox is caught through close contact and seems to be mainly effecting the gay community and Polio is a thing for which there is a tried and tested vaccine and is highly unlikely to be a major public heath concern , neither of them will cause the problems Covid did.

There will be another one but it isn't here yet.