Governments in certain countries, with the support of Big Pharma and the media, are mandating that citizens must vaccinate or be denied the right to enjoy public amenities in society, such as restaurants, cinemas, night clubs, museums, sporting events, etc. Those who wish to travel may be barred by not having documentation of being fully vaccinated. Probably worst of all, people are being fired from their jobs for refusing vaccination. These people who are fearful of the vaccines, in particular the mRNA vaccine, are being denigrated by calling them anti-vaxxers.
Default Editor Patrice de Bergeracpas
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JIM MILES—If you support the military it is impossible to be green for various reasons. As above, militaries are used mainly to support corporate powers and their allied governments in order to extract materials and profits from indigenous territories. Importantly as well, militaries are the largest institutional users of carbon energy and dangerous chemicals in the world. Regardless of a personal belief in the current mantra’s of “terrorism” or “aggression” by ‘others’, it becomes cognitive denial to then side with the Greens.
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Pandora Papers Are A Distraction Funded by the Establishment
7 minutes readMerely a cynical rerun of the Panama Papers, wherein US ruling elites and their closest accomplices have the gall to use puppet journos to “out” “corrupt and tyrannical” foreign (enemy) leaders and businessmen. At best a distraction from their increasing troubles at home. At worst an in-depth deception op with ulterior motives.
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Real Cancel Culture: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix
17 minutes readCAITLIN JOHNSTONE—The decision to go to war with China would be the single most important and consequential decision ever made in human history. You’d have to weigh it against millions to billions of deaths. Defending Taiwan’s preference of government clearly wouldn’t weigh enough to justify that cost.
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TV mini-series telling the PRC’s official narrative of its involvement in the Korean War (1950-1953). It’s one of several films produced in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) (founded in July 1921).