davidbanner99@ wrote:Not very good "engineering" though is it?
Again, it depends what the intent was. If you're one of the millions who believe our governments hoped to protect everyone from a killer virus, no, it's clearly a monster fail. They've said as much themselves. If however you reach the same conclusion as many others have, including formerly respected scientists and doctors who've lost their jobs and are sneered at all over the msm, you'd see that the "vaccines" were never intended to protect, but to maim and kill. Mike Yeadon, for whom I have the highest respect, finally came out and said the perpetrators' early experiments with batches of "vaccines" of all different strengths had to have been an attempt to determine a lethal dose. It's now beyond dispute that some get deathjabs, some get saline, and some get placebos. And no, I don't know what's the difference between the latter two.
Supposing a Russia NATO war did take place? The virus hysteria would already have weakened Europe. Most troops are already scared to death they'll die of Covid.
Indeed, it's been quite the psyop. After two years of terror, there are still a LOT of people on the streets wearing NHS muzzles, even though we've been told that (for now) they're no longer compulsory. Johnson pats himself on the back for that,
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/17603061/ ... d-england/. He's unrepentant, thinks he's done great things while our economy's shot to hell, millions of lives have been destroyed, and there's no question that he and his like are above the law.
What I hear is that the British Army has been weakened decade on decade. I heard this before the Russia/Ukraine posturing started, when I said we needed the army on our side. I think the word is namby-pambying. Examples given were that their diet isn't good and that they don't march if it looks like rain.
Do you think the (temporary) lifting of covid restrictions and the simultaneous declaration that WW3 is imminent is a coincidence? I don't speak for others, only for myself, when I say it's all part of the same thing and that WW3 started years ago: set the people against each other, because divided we'll surely fall.
So, the "conspirators" on that basis of logic would have a hard time organising a "piss up in a brewery". Let alone a NWO.
They're amending laws and what were once our legal rights as fast as they're able. The rewritten Human Rights Act of 1998 will slip through at midnight on Tuesday, and there's damn-all any of the people can do about it. It replaces personal agency with what's euphemistically called "the common good", enabling forced "medical" treatment and indefinite detention "in a hospital or other suitable facility" if you're considered a threat to others, by which they mean you somehow managed to avoid the said treatment until the time someone pointed a finger at you and said they heard you sneeze.
You may insult me by linking me to "conspiracy sites", David Icke/the Illuminati and extra-terrestrials all you like. The beginnings of NWO are already here, and had governments not conspired long before 2020 they could never have sprung it on the whole world at once the way they did.
Once again I stress that I've been learning as I go, and that if I knew what was going on and what exactly lay ahead I'd have to be one of Them. Most people's lives have been to put it mildly
difficult for two years now, in many cases much worse than we have it in the UK. Yet.
I have great respect for your posts here but you get distracted by irrelevance and seem somewhat cut off, rejecting a lot of material because it isn't in a book, hasn't been peer-reviewed, or has been discredited by "scientists" and "experts" on government payrolls. That may well mean you'll be caught completely off-guard when it's far too late to take action.
But who's to say which of us is better off? I've spent about 18 months talking to people, reading, and investigating for myself, while watching "conspiracy" predictions come true one after the other. My hopes have been raised and dashed time and time again, and that takes its toll. But as the saying goes, once your eyes have been opened you can't close them again. You can only look away, which I mean to do in the bolt-hole, until the world hits me between the eyes.
I've never liked TV or radio, got my you-know-what kicked as a newspaper editor when I made Chernobyl the lead story on the World News page instead of on page one where everyone else had it. In my other-worldliness lies my salvation, or at least my peace of mind.