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      1. Paxlovid, manufactured by Pfizer, has been around for a while (a year?) now. I do know someone who got “covid” and took it and thinks it cured the sickness in 3 days. But the questions are, what was the sickness, againstwhat was he measuring the severity of the illness and it’s timeline, what are the long term effects (I head read early on that one of the listed effects was that whoever took it was more prone to catching covid again). The real question is, why would anyone in their right mind take anything from Pfizer except an admission of guilt?

        1. Got an EXTREMELY negative report from the health care expert I asked. Without asking an expert, if it is made by Pfizer, why would you even consider it? Pfizer just engineered a mass attrocity under military law. Why would any product made by a serial killer that is the business of professionally murdering and sterilizing people be something to consider or discuss?

          2. Catherine, it is difficult for people to accept that the gov and that a well-known institution like Pfizer would do something like this or close. That is our real war. Awakening to the reality. I know too many, well educated and some working directly to advance this craziness, who listens to propaganda because they live in a materialistic world – while the money is coming – lets keep up what we are doing – they say. Not understanding that we are all slowly working towards being controlled.
            How to better address this problem? Not sure.
            But, just look at Cuba – without going far. People have been controlled for decades with no way out. Why and how it happened? Same principles.

    2. Check out Dr. Ana Mihalcae (mee-hal-cha) on Substack.com. She is the US face of twenty-six teams around the world who are analyzing the C19 injection vials.
      No drug is going to help unless it dissolves the bio-synthetic, self-assembling hydrogels that encapsulate the genetic cocktail in the C19 injections. Dr. Mihalcae, and the other teams, have also discovered that the injected folks are shedding onto the un-injected people and contaminating them with the same hydrogel substances.
      Dr. Ana will give you information on how to detox the C19 injection contents – so far. The human race has never had to detox a self-assembling nano-tech based bio-synthetic organism.
      If all of this hydrogel stuff is brand new, go to Rumble.com and watch “Died Suddenly.” The patent analysis behind it is in the next documentary “Final Day.”

  3. How do I contact someone to help arrange for a meet up in my home town or our closest big city?

    1. I would suggest you check out Solari Circles. Go to the Solari Home page and keep scrolling down until you find the heading “Community”. Solari Circles is under that heading. Tap / click on that and you will have instructions on how to look for or set up get-togethers in your town or nearby cities.

    2. Click “Support” at the top right of the page, then scroll down and submit a support ticket with your request.

  4. Re: objective bar exams vs subjective essay evaluation

    1. Historically, it may have been easier to cheat with multiple-choice exams than essay questions. But we now have ChatGPT for essay writing.
    2. Are apprenticeships more or less expensive for students than law schools? Would all lawyers do apprenticeships? If not, what would motivate some lawyers to do apprenticeships? Would there be price differences for students (e.g. US vs. foreign) for apprenticeships? Would lawyers use LSAT standardized test scores to accept apprentices, and/or would they use subjective criteria for apprentice admission?
    3. Could the subjective criteria for aspiring lawyer admission include background checks and “social credit scores” that are derived from a range of digital sources, including social media, speech, financial transactions and known associates?

    In 2022, the ABA voted to make the LSAT optional, https://archive.is/J7gIY

  5. ICBC allegedly paid ransomware (note attacker lingo), https://x.com/cyb3rmik3/status/1724295773980889173

    https://archive.is/qV5ex

    Because of the hack, ICBC’s US unit required a $9bn capital injection from its parent company to cover unsettled trades with BNY

    … BNY, the world’s largest custodian bank, has electronically disconnected ICBC from its platform and does not plan to reconnect it until a third party attests that it is safe to do so, said people briefed on the matter. BNY is instead using manual workaround solutions to process the trades.

    “No IT team is going to trust anything out of ICBC US without it being rigorously scanned or scrutinised,” said one cyber expert close to the industry response.

    Another person involved said: “Until BNY reconnects it’s going to be slow and painful.”

    Historically, do criminals successfully extort Chinese gov?

  6. Catherine and subscribers: I rarely post. But for a more complete understanding of the Minneapolis “Lake Street corridor take” (old street car lines in the 40’s and b4)/ 15 minute City/ George Floyd narrative this recent documentary is imperative. The Twin Cities is fighting for its freedom as much as Trudeau’s Canada. Please watch this documentary if you can possibly afford the time (under 2 hours). Thanks-
    The Fall of Minneapolis (rumble.com)

      1. Catherine, from the last bitchute video you posted about the vaccine, is this possibly accurate information?

  7. Ukraine started a 20% tax on real property. There are ongoing protests in all the cities. Citizens are not happy with the government. They’re circulating pictures of homes and addresses of officials on the Internet with comments about their new swimming pool on their meager salary.

    Soldiers are refusing to go into battles. The officers are fine with that if the soldier pays them $1,500 for each refusal. (That’s how they do things in Ukraine).

    Even before the war, the government had a $60,000 death benefit payable to a deceased soldier’s family – which were never paid. Deaths were fairly common because of land mines from prior conflicts. That empty promise is more obvious with so many Ukrainian families losing their relative and his soldier’s pay. The officials make excuses for not paying – for example, they claim the soldier was drunk when he was killed.

    The wealthy and the poor have left Ukraine. The middle class remain but they’re being squeezed with high prices and taxes. There is no work, jobs are mainly in health care, military and liquor.

    A Ukrainian general gave a birthday gift to his aide – an expensive bottle of liquor and some hand grenades. The grenades have a shiny, smooth covering and the aide thought they were toys. When he pulled the pin he was killed and his son critically injured. Ukraine media picked it up when the wife called for the ambulance and the story is out in Ukraine. News media in the US didn’t report all the facts, leaving the impression that it was an assassination – by Russia no doubt.

    1. Thanks for posting Pam. This is in line with the scenario I expected. It is going to be a hard winter in Ukraine. Europeans and US should prepare for such a scenario as well if we allow the conditions of sovereignty to collapse.

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