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Gold Breaks All-Time High, Silver Skyrocketing and Slaves in USSA Ordered to Mask Up
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Voice 1: Planet Earth is in trouble. Water and food and oxygen are disappearing fast.
Voice 2: Hmmm. Our sterilization-vaccines in Africa didn’t work as planned. What’s Plan B?
Voice 1: We need to depopulate the earth of freeloading parasites.
Voice 2: Let’s create a disease that will selectively get rid of the old and the sick and the poor!
Voice 1: Great idea. They’re useless to us.
Voice 2: And obese people. Fatties make the worst slaves!
Voice 1: True. What about children?
Voice 2: They’re easy to control and brainwash. We can train them as vacuous little worker grubs.
Voice 1: Agreed. Our Master Virus won’t target kids. Only those unfit to survive and serve.
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Eugenics whisper that our fate is in our genes.
Social Darwinism shouts that it’s in our behaviour.
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Here is a perfect example of why natural selection should just come and take those too stupid to think for themselves.
Today, here in Lake Chapala, Mexico, I am looking around me and people are happy and smiling, very few masks, busy bars and restaurants. Lucy is loving the boardwalk. The tacos are muy bien. Life is good…and going on as normal.
Yet, in the US, where Covid deaths have been declining for weeks – suddenly – in Indiana, not wearing a mask is now a Class B misdemeanor, punishable by 6 months in jail. And in Florida, the people of Broward County are now forced to wear masks INSIDE THEIR HOUSE. Broward County has reported 477 deaths, a mere .02% of the population, since the start of the coronavirus outbreak…
Any government that is clamping down now is either incompetent or has an ulterior motive.
What people still don’t seem to get is that positive cases numbers, those hundreds of thousands of “cases”, do not reflect hundreds of thousands of sick people. Thirty to forty percent of these people are asymptomatic, meaning they only know they have Covid-19 because the test says so. Even larger numbers have mild symptoms, like “feeling dizzy”, “food doesn’t taste right” and “a bit lethargic”.
A very small percentage of people are hospitalized and a tiny percentage die – mostly the elderly or people with underlying conditions. Almost as if it was designed this way. Or as if it’s the flu.
In fact, if you switch the numbers around, this is what those hundreds of thousands of case statistics mean:
Lucy and I are chatting about a lot of good stuff today. Like Kill Bill and Mastercard’s unholy Pay to Play