Thinking Points Memo Jan. 15, 2022
Thinking Points Memo Jan. 15, 2022
What a remarkable time to be alive. Every day is a swirl of emotions — from fear to elation. The resistance faces an unprecedented foe. And yet we grower stronger, faster, and wiser with each passing moment.
Here are my thinking points from the last few days:
For what ails you
Honestly, doctors were less dangerous back when they were just recommending heroin & cocaine cough syrup. And you could pay them with a ham or a chicken!
1 billion tests in the U.S. Why?
Maybe I missed it earlier but has anyone in the Biden administration explained the relationship between 1 billion tests and stopping the pandemic? It seems like a non-sequitur, particularly since they never bother to explain what one is supposed to do after the test. Do they know that a test is not prophylaxis nor treatment? I do not get how their brains work. Oh here’s a thing! We’re doing something(TM)! Who cares if it works, we’re just here for the participation trophy! Literally we could have ended the pandemic in 30 days by using treatments that the FDA and CDC knew worked on day 1 of this disaster. Instead we’re stuck in an endless bougie grift.
Unfit for purpose
Any university that requires injections should lose its accreditation.
Censorship + covering up the crime of the century
My hunch is that if one adds up all the money spent on the Stasi — the social media narrative checkers, the fake think tanks, the preposterous non-profits with Orwellian names, and the corrupt academics who claim to study misinformation (on behalf of the Gates Foundation and Pharma)... that it would far exceed the total amount of money spent each year on researching the causes of autism.
I’ll say it differently: the U.S. spends far more money covering up the causes of autism than researching the causes of autism.
Initial thoughts on the twin Supreme Court decisions re: vaccine mandates
On Thursday the totalitarian OSHA vaccine mandate was struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court! It’s the first time we've ever won anything at the Supreme Court level. That’s pretty huge. 6 to 3 is a good sign too (and the 3 Dems dishonored themselves through their abject ignorance).
The decision about healthcare workers is tragic. But Democrats should be careful what they wish for. Continuing poisoning of healthcare workers creates a natural experiment, destroys that corrupt industry from within, and brings forward the day when they will come over to our side en masse and join the revolution. The Supreme Court’s CMS decision likely dooms allopathic medicine as a profession. I mourn those who will be injured in the short term and welcome the collapse of this morally bankrupt industry in the long term.
(I hope to write more about these decisions soon.)
Full text of the OSHA decision.
Full test of the CMS decision.
As hospitals reel, California tells coronavirus-positive medical workers to stay on the job
In Los Angeles County, unsullied workers with natural immunity are automatically fired by order of the Cartel.
And sullied workers who test positive for Covid are encouraged to keep working.
If you still think this is about health you are suffering from Mass Psychosis.
The collapse of higher education in America
Washington Post article:
More than 1 million students have gone missing from higher education in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Great job bougiecrats — you destroyed our economy, destroyed K-12 education, destroyed higher education, destroyed healthcare, all to serve the cartel. Your junk science rules made no difference in connection with the pandemic. Prophylactic ivermectin for the win you knuckleheads.
Everything they do backfires because they have the wrong theory of the case
Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, announced plan to raise interest rates to “tame” inflation.
My take:
Prophylactic ivermectin would reduce economic inflation because it actually does what it is supposed to do. It’s a medicine. Healthy workers would keep working and getting things done.
The evidence shows that prophylactic vaccines increase inflation, because vaccines do not work and they cause iatrogenic injury. It’s toxic junk science, not medicine. Workers get injured and sick, miss work, and cannot complete tasks. Supply of goods and services decreases which raises prices.
Is there anyone inside the Biden administration (or the Fed) who can understand those two simple points? No. All they care about is defending their broken down ideology. Madness.
Self-inflicted staffing shortages
Do you know what would reduce hospital staffing shortages other than sending in 1,000 military medical personnel?
Re-hiring 1,000 civilian medical personnel who were fired for having natural immunity and common sense.
Literally worse than doing nothing
Trump spent his Presidency drinking Diet Coke, watching TV, and rage-tweeting at his enemies. And he still had objectively better coronavirus outcomes than Biden. Why? Because the public health establishment is so corrupt, the more a President follows their advice, the worse the result.
The left is missing out on the revolution once again
This notion on the left, that capital is rapacious always and everywhere, EXCEPT in the case of this ONE product, is the dumbest unforced intellectual error in human history. The left’s refusal, as a movement, to critically examine the safety and effectiveness of vaccines is a preemptive submission to capital on the very issue where capital is the most vulnerable to revolution. I’m tired of seeing my former comrades put their tails between their legs and cower before Pharma because they don’t have the stones to practice the courage of their convictions. Why even pretend to be counter-hegemonic if you’re just going to fold when the stakes are high?
Memories of health
The oldest members of the 1986 generation are 35 now. So about 90% of the population 35 and younger have been poisoned.
With Covid-19 shots poisoning 70+% of the older generation now too, we are quickly approaching a point where there is no before.
It’s a mistake made permanent.
35 years from now, on our current trajectory, there will be almost no memory of the time before — no memory of healthy children, healthy people, growing old gracefully.
They will say (they are already saying) “It has always been thus(TM).”
Children have always had strokes(TM).
Everyone has always had myocarditis(TM).
Athletes always had heart attacks in the middle of a match(TM).
The birth rate has always been zero(TM).
There is no such thing as a normal menstrual cycle(TM).
The concept of “health” has always been a vast right wing conspiracy theory(TM).
The chronically ill Post-1986 generation has already begun to see the Pre-1986 generation as the weird outliers. Grandma’s telling tall tales again about something she calls “actual health” — whatevs.
So we are not just trying to stop Pharma’s war on humanity. We are also fighting against the erasure of the memory of what it was like to be human before Pharma launched its permanent war.
Blessings to the warriors. In the comments please let me know your thoughts.
The authoritarian educational institutions, health care systems, and employers have done us a favor by liberating all of the ethical, talented critical thinkers who value freedom and humanity. This will cause the collapse of Establishment organizations while we erect thriving parallel educational, health care, and business services.
I am a grandma, who drank from the garden hose and played in the dirt. We all knew we would get the childhood diseases in the 1950s when the Health Dept. posted a quarantine sign on your front screen door if a child was sick. Other parents could send their kids over to get Measles, Mumps or whatever to "get it over with" or choose to stay away. My siblings sometimes got sick and I usually did not get very sick if at all, who knows why. I have not had the flu since 1968, so have no need for what Medicare offers me in an annual flu jab, a shingles jab and three or more experimental TXs with secret ingredients. We were taught that the Creator and Mom knew best. Yes, let's build a new medical and educational system on individual liberty and informed choice.