COVID Passport thread
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Boris Johnson and staff pictured with wine in Downing Street garden in May 2020
Exclusive: photograph raises fresh questions for No 10 after denial of a social event at time of Covid restrictions
www.theguardian.com
I'd say its only a threat with no power. I've said I wanna kill and torture my bully when I was in school. It didn't make me an evil person. I'd say the people who comply and push it on others and force the unaffected to become affected are the real villains. But at the end of the day we all have to choose God or the beast. That's what it really boils down to.
Yes I was thinking this too. Increasingly hearing that our current government have not ‘acted fast enough’ in response to the highly dangerous new strain of the cold.
It seems Bojo has done his job for the narrative, he (barely) ‘got Brexit done’ in a way that will cause aches and pains (distractions) up until 2030 at least but likely far beyond. Then he perfectly played the role of the bumbling but loveable Prime Minister for what I think is only the first stage of this ‘pandemic’. It helps to imagine the casting process for a Hollywood blockbuster when considering any figure in the public eye.
Indeed, having learned the lessons from Boris’ premiership they have likely lined up a stern and business-like looking bureaucrat with little to no humanity, who will impose restrictions on a whim like in New Zealand or Australia.
To relate this back to the thread, I think the next puppet will signal the ushering in of stricter controls: mainly full adoption of the passport, snap mandates and increasing pressure on the unvaxxed.
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Considering the voting habits of NYC, most of these parents skeptical of vaxxing were likely Whole Foods liberals and happily voted for tyrants like DeBlasio twice. I feel sorry for these kids but these parents got what they voted for, and few will probably connect the dots even after this.
Neither will the passports.
There might be 20% that live there that are conservative or libertarian and still hope that New York City will turn around before they die. I would say move but we know New Yorkers are famed for being tough and stubborn. It is not easy to say goodbye to the greatest city in the world.
Yeah, there are a few holdouts, and if you have good family, friends, and a church community, I'd say hold out. Me, the lack of friends and complete isolation from society dragged on me, so I left.
The normies there are the absolute worst. They bow down to tyranny, and they only worship their own status and desires.
On the plus side, there are a lot of good Catholic churches with reverent masses.
My Never Fly Again policy just looking better and better.
If these people get their way masking, vax passports, social distancing and periodic lockdowns will never go away, period.
I love reading posts like this, because they do such a good job of succinctly and lucidly laying out the enemy’s strategic con artistry.
But my frustration is I don’t hear these things anywhere other than this forum. Think how much better it would be if someone with a loudspeaker would make thus kind of statement - just very clearly state exactly this - at all the lockdown protests. If we could have a guest on Tucker or Joe Rogan who would speak like this, matter-of-factly describe how these con artists operate. Everywhere you look, the resistance is just struggling to get a message out that the jabs are unsafe and the purpose of lockdown is the Great Reset. The more shaded, detailed description of what’s going on is barely there outside of this forum, or the comments thread at a site like the Unz Review.
Also Chicago:
Thieves confront diners at Roscoe Village restaurant, getting away with wallets and purse, CPD report says
Thieves confront diners at Roscoe Village restaurant, getting away with wallets and purse, CPD report says
A group of thieves entered a Roscoe Village restaurant on Wednesday evening and stole customers' valuables right off their tables as they enjoyed dinner.
cwbchicago.com
Not to beat a dead horse regarding normies, but I've had several conversations with friends where I'll describe the situation in that type of context - Where the politicians are acting as puppets for WEF goals and their image is a facade to capture and steer public opinion, etc. But my friends never seem to grasp the implications of what I'm saying.
I think most people are unaware of, and unable to articulate the extent to which our culture is subverted. They might agree that taxation is basically theft, or that politicians are almost unanimously corrupt and beholden to corporate interests, and similar populist truths. But they can't (bring themselves to) see the imminent evil of the war that is being actively waged against them.
I think it's easy to misjudge the Overton window of every day people. They don't see the entirety of the corruption, even when it's explained premise by premise. It's true people can eventually wake up. Many (most?) of us are probably such cases. But even a perfectly worded essay can't change someone's mind drastically in real time. Our brains are like an oil tanker, and are very slow to change course.
I guess, to your point, if someone just hammers the message that the jabs aren't working, that lockdowns aren't for health, that the richest people are getting richer while our lives and futures deteriorate, etc - that would probably get through to people. But getting them to see their political leaders as scripted abstractions is a tougher concept to grasp.
This is actually good news for the independent gyms, because they'll get all the people who aren't willing or able to show their papers to work out. Again, the law of unintended consequences creating a parallel economy.
It won't be required, as voting in Chicago occurs "with lots of sun and wind".I wonder if it will be required for voting in Chicago?
At the store this week I was around maybe 50% masked people. When the cashier asked me how my day was I said well I'm wondering if all of you plan to wear those masks for another two years or what. My tone was very obviously mocking and neither I nor my child had a mask on. I also make no effort to distance myself from others and I always step around those plexiglass barriers.
She proceeded, without missing a beat, to agree that it would be needed for another two years at least. I was so right about what a tragedy all these deaths were! Now I can read people pretty well and I could tell she legitimately thought I was on her side and we were having a real agreement about a deadly illness. Then the masked guy behind me started seriously sneezing and hacking but no one cared. They didn't make a move or act scared. The cashier said, bless you, then rang up his stuff he just sneezed all over as I stepped away.
This is only one example of why I fully believe what they say about NPCs: they aren't real people. There's no one in there.