xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

https://realclimatescience.com/2021/08/hottest-month-ever-in-the-history-of-the-planet/

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For those who have been vaccinated (not judging if you are) and are concerned about side-effects. Here's some tips that *may* mitigate them including disabling the spike protein.

Please boost!

https://tapnewswire.com/2021/07/what-you-can-do-to-protect-your-health-if-youve-been-vaccinated/

If you hate businesses and love government, you're probably not a Libertarian.

#GreatReset #Satanism #Scamdemic #Plandemic #COvidOax #CovidPsyOP #CovidBigLie
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the alternative timeline where the late stage fiat enjoyers wheeze and limp through their blood clot laden compact cities to the store to get their daily allotment of Klaus Chow, at least the ones who don't have four million fedmarks to buy a can of soup once the hyperinflation hits.

stories tell of the strange folk beasts who live beyond the walls, a constant threat of global warming and biological assailants who eat beef and trade shiny yellow coins.

@RehnSturm256 @Samhydeigger imagine unironically crying about people not being able to walk around "with uncovered faces" when the entire rest of your paper is wailing about the need to surgically attach masks to babies in the womb.

@freedompatriot And then I said "2 weeks to flatten the curve!"

HMM....

https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_breakingnews/fauci-suggests-he-doesnt-trust-major-new-covid-19-vaccine-study_3949753.html

It's obviously tempting to compare the American withdrawal from Afghanistan to the USSR's withdrawal in 1989, and many of our guys have been doing so. Two important differences: the Soviet retreat was orderly, and left in place a functional regime that lasted three years as opposed to three weeks.

There is no such thing as a direct, apples-to-apples historical comparison, and the Soviet Union in 1989 faced challenges that were different and in some ways more severe than those faced by the United States in 2021. That said, people noting that the USSR fell in 1991, two years after their retreat from Afghanistan, are correct to draw attention to this humiliating defeat as an index for American decline more generally.

And ask yourself: do you really think the United States can survive two more years of COVID hysteria, lockdowns, vaccination mandates, federal vaccine passports for interstate travel, Blacks and anarchists rioting, police retiring en masse? Over the past two years, the percentage of American households with at least one child being homeschooled has quadrupled, from 5% to 20%. People are checking out of the system in a way they never have before. And all of this is before we consider supply chain disruptions, double digit (and accelerating) inflation, housing prices ballooning out of control, the eviction moratorium expiring...

Simply put, the United States does not have the USSR's "two years" on its current trajectory. It is ultimately a matter of simple mathematics: either the trajectory will change, and soon, or at some point in the very near future, the riots of 2020 will look like a "mostly peaceful protest" by comparison.

Either way we are in for some major turbulence. So gather your loved ones near, make sure you're as physically and mentally prepared as your circumstances allow, and buckle up. The ride never ends