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Still with that Charlie guy, eh? He's long been on my list of "don't waste my time" . . .

There's no "still" about it. Charlie's one H has been watching, I saw some stuff with H that I liked and asked for a link. H is now mostly taken up with the finance side of things while I'm more of a generalist.

https://zeeemedia.com/interview/reiner- ... injection/ is what I'm watching now. Two out of three speakers are American.

I certainly don't want to waste your time, or my own.

Candid wrote: ↑Sun May 07, 2023 5:26 pm There's no "still" about it. . . .
I certainly don't want to waste your time, or my own.

Good to hear. I waste enough time on my own, ha ha.

So again it's been a hot minute since I posted here, but I've got a white pill instead of a black pill today (or it could be a black pill still depending how you look at things.)
My first child was ripped into this world, naked, bloody, and screaming, like we all are. On the 9th of May 2023, at 10:06 PM.
I'm very keen to just get them both out of the hospital cause they've proven again that they're the most useless cunts on earth apart from the welfare/centerlink department. (I had a bad work accident back in 2017 and I think even my experience with the hospital then isn't as bad as what my wife has gone through)
But yeah the next gen of my family is here lol. I already had a niece and nephew from one of my brothers, but now one bro had a kid a month and a half a go, mine was just born, and the other bro's kid is due in 2 weeks. All our firsts, all around the same time, and all girls lol. Crazy how that works but it's cool. Christmas is our one big "no excuses" get together so it will be awesome to see all the cousins grow together every year even though they don't all live close together. I'm looking forward to those.

We also had an old couple that were kinda like adopted grandparents for me and my brothers, they were family friends, but we've known them since forever, and we didn't really have grandparents growing up, so they kinda filled that role. Anyway our adopted grandma passed away a month or two ago? I'm not even sure it's all been so hectic lately. It sucks alot. It sucks she couldn't meet my daughter. It's sucks she couldn't see our kids grow up. But I guess it is what it is this is life. The only constant is change, and the only promise is that it ends one day.

It's still good. "Pandemic" simulations in 2019. You know, before it all started. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3WUv5SV5Hg

Dr Aseem Malhotra is a prominent published cardiologist and adviser to members of Parliament on a nonpartisan basis. He describes himself as a public health advocate who wants people to have truthful information so they can make the right decisions. He is there with an educated smile to face the fire hoses and angry dogs of corporate media attacks.

"When you tell the truth, you have to let go of the outcome,” he said.

His most recent 10,000 word peer-reviewed paper was instrumental is showing academically that the jabs are FAR more deadly than the disease. This journey began with his father's death from heart failure. He works in a vaccination clinic himself.
PART 1 https://insulinresistance.org/index.php ... le/view/71
PART 2 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9557939/

He is touring Australia this month, beginning in Sydney on May 27.

More from Mike Yeadon, this time what he wants done to the perpetrators. https://www.bitchute.com/video/NtfsjNPD5Yt8/

While several of us here were keeping our appointment with Tokeless (September 11, or 9.11 for Americans) to discuss the coronahoax, Mike Yeadon was having this https://www.bitchute.com/video/W0kJNb8th8DQ/ conversation across the pond.

The takeaway message was that the old and vulnerable CAN'T benefit from vaccines. Even when they really are vaccines.

"The threat to your health, folks, was your government's response." And never let them put you on a ventilator!

There's an interesting if not suspicious development in England: a brand-new kind of hayfever that's been laying waste to a lot of people. I was coughing for a couple of weeks, as were other people on public transport. Now H has it.

He and I were both knocked out yesterday. He's coughing, I'm not.

I don't believe this is hayfever. Where are the red eyes? The sore throat? The runny nose?

Mike Yeadon, of whom I think very highly, says brand-new illnesses are impossible. Especially the spreading kind.

I wonder whether we're being sprayed with something.