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  1. John, the articles you highlight look so much better when you use reader view. is there a way annotate that view? the ads etc on the regular pages are evil/distracting

  2. you mention informed consent..why not just issue the employer a conditional acceptance..that way you don’t refuse..after all its all business..just kick the ball back into their court

    1. Yes, conditional acceptance is how an old friend of mine from Canada got the government off his back when they wanted to go to his home and inspect his farming business. In the conditional acceptance he added that he had to charge the inspector $75/hr. for taking time out of his day to allow him on his property and show him around. It worked!

      I would also check in with Jerry Day, I am sure he may already have some boilerplate conditional acceptance. I mention him because Jerry would have a clause that says “if you refuse this conditional acceptance, you are admitting that this is a high-risk vaccine and indemnifying me of having to adhere to the policy”. In other words, Jerry will show you that if they just ignore your conditional acceptance, it is an admission of being wrong on their part.

      You could also tell them you will invoice them for the increase to your life insurance premium and if they do not pay in a timely manner you will pursue the matter in court.

      I mean you can really go to town to such an extent where they may back off.

      Don’t think this is too far-fetched, they are asking you to do something far-fetched so nothing wrong with responding in kind.

      1. Glad to hear it worked out for your friend….knowledge is power there is an excellent resource over here in blighty..”the peoples lawyer”..he’s got a slamming template for a conditional acceptance if you want to avoid the snake oil..I love it because this way you arent refusing anything..so legally you stand honourably

    2. That is clearly one way to go. Would need the individual to redo to take that approach since they would be agreeing to take it under certain conditions.

      1. yep…thats the whole point..the conditions laid out to the employer are such that there is no way they can agree..because they will be completely liable if they do

        1. Be aware that the employer might declare bankruptcy the moment you need support. You might need a transferable third party bond because vaccination is for life and a job isn’t. I’ll add this FYI.
          htt ps://rumble.com/vkwcb4-dr-dan-stock-specialist-in-immunology-and-inflammation-says-cdc-and-nih-is-.html

          1. yep…a water tight conditional acceptance is definitely required..when playing the serpents game

  3. what I find funny is the sleight of hand..co2 greenhouse gas..became the carbon footprint..stating the obvious but carbon is not co2 and carbon is not a gas so that has zero to do with climate..they push the zero carbon foot print agenda..we are carbon based life forms

    1. Yes, Nicholas, you get the twisted logic of their propaganda. The word carbon makes people think of black, dirty coal and its pollution. Carbon dioxide is a trace gas in the atmosphere that’s odorless, colorless and essential for life on earth. They play on people’s total ignorance. I recently had an ongoing conversation with an admitted science know-nothing about agw. He insisted that “we are producing a thick layer of carbon in the atmosphere.” Not only had I never heard that claim before, I put it into a search engine there were no hits. He made that idiotic claim up out of whole cloth. When I told him what I just said here, co2 is a trace gas, odorless and colorless, his response to me was, “Where are your peer reviewed studies on that.” ??????? I said, “Go look at a high school text book.” In the end, he was more stalwart in his agw baloney than ever.

      Ugh.

    2. I also liked the subscriber asking local representatives about their carbon footprints.

      personally I would like to know the carbon footprint of all that missing govt money. how can we make sure it was embezzled with climate change in mind?

      carbon + oxygen make co2 so the surest way to limit carbon emissions is to limit oxygen use by the animal kingdom.

  4. Thank you for the, as usual, very interesting summary. When you speak of moving ones cash away from central bank controlled institutions, what would be the criteria for assessing a financial institution as being un-linked from central bank control?

  5. Dear Catherine, because the local chain supermarket has the signs again, my sister asked ‘why is there a ‘shortage of coins’? i gave her my 2 cents (excuse the double entedre) ie the discouraging the use of cash. Given the continually increasing cash in the system from that Fred graph, wonder if you have a more in depth explanation. The ‘shortage’ signs do not seem to be a consistent thing regionally, other than at at chains, big box stores or gas stations.

    1. There is a bit of back story to this case. I am intimately involved with this movement of people and there is a lot more going on here then just Pat Kings case. I can assure you.

  7. Glad to see both of you again this week. I enjoyed the Doctors for Covid Ethics online event. As I listened to your presentation this week, a few things came to mind, so I will share below.

    When I welcomed a puppy in 2015, I researched quite a bit on canine health. In the process, I saw several interviews of Dr. Schultz from the School of Veterinary Medicine at University of Wisconsin. In one of them, he talked about either a veterinary vaccine in development or a vaccine that had recently become available which was an mRNA vaccine. I think they have been conducting animal testing on our pet animals at the expense of these animals and their caretakers. Professor Schultz said that new technologies were often first approved for animals because the authorities would more easily approve them for use on animals than on humans. They have also been using the herd immunity argument and private pet businesses to “strongly encourage” people to vaccinate their animals regularly. Without proof of recent vaccination, dogs can’t go to a salon, dog run or a hotel. In the US, wiser pet caretakers have rebelled by patronizing businesses that don’t require unnecessary vaccination, but here in Japan, the situation has not changed. In fact, it got worse a couple of years ago when the government mandated chipping of all newly born pet animals.

    The Olympics seem to be continuing. It turns out they fired a few people directing the opening ceremony a month before the opening, and there was so much criticism of the ceremony, IOC, the Japanese government, etc. Benjamin Fulford, a former Forbes journalist, reports on why the government was so adamant about not cancelling the Olympics. “Politicians…give (gangsters) information about where roads and other public works real estate purchases were going to take place. The gangsters would then convince or force the landowners to sell the property to them. Later, when the government bought the land from them at an inflated price, the politicians would get their cut. This, by the way, is why the Japanese government has been pushing for the Olympics to be held despite 80% of the Japanese public being opposed. The gangsters need to be paid off or else.” He, I suspect, is sometimes a deep state mouthpiece, so not everything can be trusted, but this one looks plausible.

    In the past, he also mentioned that China had been promised Japan, the Korean Peninsula, and ASEAN could be part of the United States of China if they helped Biden get elected. He recently also says that he is being censored by China on a real time basis when the document he was trying to view on his mobile phone was deleted just as he tried to open it. Media is making Prime Minister Suga look bad and Prime Minister in turn seems to have been instructed to treat the Emperor disrespectfully. I wonder if both of them are on their way out.　

    A few weeks ago, I learned that I was somewhat magnetic (not in a good way) around my collarbones, where those who have not jabbed most often find magnetic if at all. Since then I have been experimenting with food/drinks to see what helps and what may be laced with graphene. For me, the strength of magnetism changes within a day. I heard coffee and tobacco weakened graphene, so I tried coffee and it does help a lot. I started drinking a glass of wine a day and with that, I am not magnetic by the end of the day. The Japanese government has been persistently discouraging drinking and distributing alcohol, so I had to try and voila! These drinks seem to help at least temporarily. As for Tobacco, apparently they never found that tobacco increased incidence of cancer among East Asians. So some of the foods and drinks that were deemed “unhealthy” hinder their plans.

    This week, the Japanese government announced that they would only be hospitalizing those who are severely ill. They have been encouraging people to stay at home until they get really sick…still now. I have heard doctors say that they were expecting more deaths in the fall/winter, so the government is letting the vaccinated die. I will have to find time this week to translate some of the covid protocols to help them prepare.

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