Cape Town, South Africa
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Being misled/lied to/wrong about vociferously held ideas/ignorant due to excluding inconvenient voices is not the problem.
You can admit you were misled/lied to/held wrong ideas/excluded inconvenient voices.
But a refusal to course-correct means no lessons are learned.
South African Nick Hudson at the International Covid Summit European Parliament 2023
The science & data in 2020 had no reason to support lockdowns.
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The death rate from COVID for those aged 0-19 years is 0.0003%.
A 1-in-333,333 chance of dying.
They shut down schools for that.
Many children still cannot speak or socialize properly.
They sacrificed large numbers of the young for a tiny minority of very old.
Catastrophic.
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Loving someone harder to make them love you is usually a trauma response. If you have to force it, it's not meant for you and you're attached to it. What's meant for you will feel natural, calm, clear, and connected, not forced, chaotic, confused, and attached.
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This is the most important video you will watch this year. Millions were killed with Covid-19 for profit.
“Covid-19 was an act of biological warfare perpetrated on the human race. It was a financial heist. Nature was hijacked. Science was hijacked.”
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Blog: "Trauma tends to heavily influence how we talk to ourselves.
Smart & strong people get convinced that they are stupid & weak— all because they’ve been conditioned to talk to themselves like their bullies & abusers talked to them once upon a time." useyourdamnskills.com/2022/1…
JK retweeted
Life Hacks – 2023 edition
1. If government is involved, avoid it
2. If government supports it, reject it
3. If government says it's safe, it's not
4. If government says it's true, it's false
5. If government wants to help, it won't
6. If government says you need it, you don't
JK retweeted
My medical training conditioned me also to believe the vaccine narrative as proven fact (as it does to all in the medical profession). It takes an effort of will to see through the narrative. And then great courage to act on that novel insight.
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“You can't have missed 97 percent of the children in the '80s who had autism. They're trying to get the public to believe that kids who spin in circles, don't speak, don't socialize, can't go to the bathroom by themselves all existed in our public high schools and elementary schools in the '80s but only today have gotten a proper diagnosis. It's incomprehensible.” -J.B.Handley
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The people driving fear of climate change are the ones with the greatest carbon footprints and who have no intention of changing their lifestyle.
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South Africans: “Please can we have electricity so we can work and cook food for our children”
Eskom:
Eskom may soon have a woman as group CEO for the first time, say sources within the struggling power utility. | @City_Press
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Student: “How do you make money?”
Teacher: “These are the various dinosaurs that existed 65 million years ago…”
Public schooling in a nutshell. By design.
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The bankers want to take your money.
Government wants to take your freedoms.
Big pharma wants to take your health.
The legacy media wants to take your access to information.
It's time to start taking back what's yours.
JK retweeted
Trauma keeps you in survival mode and makes you think you're unmotivated and lazy. Healing makes you realize you're not unmotivated and lazy, but burnt out and exhausted from being in survival mode for so long.
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This is where farmers live. And they are being told to take better care of the environment ...
HT: Liberty Cappy IG
