Thinking Points Memo Jan. 20, 2022
Thinking Points Memo Jan. 20, 2022
Here are my latest thinking points:
“Debate”
They said: ‘show us the science.’
We showed them the science.
And then they said, ‘you know what, logic and reason are hereby cancelled by order of the Cartel and we’re fine with that.’
And that’s where we are right now.
These people are not smart
So the White House has a vaccine that doesn’t work and a theory of the case based on Pharma junk science, wishful thinking, and avarice.
Rather than correct these astonishing policy errors they decided to spend all of their political capital going after the 12 people who have been correct about the pandemic from the beginning. Since launching this unprecedented attack on logic, reason, and science, Biden’s approval rating has decreased by 20 points.
If the Biden administration was smart it would have asked RFK, Jr. to lead the CDC and followed the advice of America’s Frontline Doctors to focus on prevention and early treatment with existing off-the-shelf medicines that work, thus ending the pandemic and sending Biden's approval ratings soaring.
But this was never about health. This is a smash and grab job where Pharma smashes civil society and grabs all of our income (aided and abetted by feckless politicians who get a small cut of the loot). And now everyone knows that.
Negative efficacy
All of this — the ramping of worldwide Vaccine Apartheid and Vaccine Totalitarianism — is proceeding even though everyone knows that the “effectiveness” of the vaccine is less than zero.
The Melbourne Hunger Games
It’s hard to imagine a more ghastly and ghoulish Australian Open — where they are killing the ball kids during the middle of the match.
Team Pharma must be so proud to be able to conduct the genocide right out in the open like this. Totalitarian af.
Airbrushing of history
Yep.
(hat tip El Gato Malo)
For more on how Stalin airbrushed his erstwhile political allies out of the history books check out, The Commissar Vanishes: The Falsification of Photographs and Art in Stalin’s Russia.
Q&A
Q: Why is the guy who murdered 5.5 million people the highest paid employee in the U.S. government?
A: Because he sold 9.4 BILLION (junk science, but very profitable) shots. Fauci is the Crime Syndicate’s “Employee of the Month” every month!
Reading comprehension
Apparently, some people missed the point of:
The Diary of Anne Frank
The Crucible
The Origins of Totalitarianism
Schindler’s List
every Star Wars Movie
The Lord of the Rings
The Matrix
1984
Brave New World
Logan's Run
The Sound of Music
...
Art
Here are all four posters that recently appeared on walls and bus shelters in D.C. — if anyone wants to use them for a banner image or anything.
War
Mandates are war by another name.
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The Venn Diagram of the people who say they “Believe the Science(TM)” and the people who have never actually read a vaccine safety study is a perfect circle.
Anyone who has blocked access to ivermectin during this pandemic has committed a crime against humanity and should prosecuted accordingly.
Woof
Complaining on social media is like a dog barking at the mailman through a locked door. The mailman does not care. In fact, in this case, because of the way the algorithm sorts people into different hermetically sealed silos, the mailman does not even hear the barking anymore.
Bigotry
The reason that Vaccine Apartheid will be so tough to undo is that everyone knows that this is not about health. The Sullied think that they are morally superior to the Unsullied at this point. And they want that acknowledged in the law in very visible ways via Show-Me-Your-Papers. The Sullied want society sorted into different castes based on their obedience to the Emperor; they never want it to end; and they are hoping that very bad things happen to the Unsullied even if they have to inflict it themselves.
Naomi Wolf hits another total home run over on her Substack with, “Thinking Like a Tyrant.”
I’m completely fascinated by this article in the NY Times, How A.I. Conquered Poker.
So now I’m curious as to whether we can apply game theory to the vaccine debate. It seems to me that we can. The decision about whether to inject oneself with experimental toxic substances is just decision-making under conditions of imperfect information — just like poker. But then my question becomes, why do so many people make such bad decisions in this context?
My friends and I win this game every single day — healthier in general, healthier kids, no tradeoffs — by NOT injecting ourselves with toxic substances. The people who obey the Cartel have abysmal outcomes — horrendous side effects including disability and death, less than zero protection against the virus, angry all the time, looking like they aged 10 years. This game has been played 9.4 BILLION times this year, and the outcomes are public and completely predictable — yet most people keep playing a losing strategy. I know Pharma propaganda is good but it’s not that good. There is bluffing in poker and in life so people are always discounting bad information.
Vaccination is the strangest example of game theory ever — an endlessly repeating game, where people bet their life, and remain committed to a losing strategy regardless of the amount of new data that comes their way.
In the comments, I’m curious to know what news, links, ideas, and memes have sparked your interest over the last few days? Blessings to all of the warriors. 🙏 ✊
I feel strangely guilty. While awaiting to see if Australia was actually going to kick Novak out I half jokingly said they can't let him play and risk him appearing healthy and in good shape while the vaccinated on court have chest pain and drop.
First day and 3 competitors drop out with chest pain and a ball boy drops on court.
On bigotry:
I would simply say those who didn't receive these vaccines need to be careful about the way we talk about and treat those who did receive these vaccines. We must not follow the "antiracism" example. Call out the bigots, yes, but don't label all vaccinated in a prejudicial manner and other them, please. We may wish that those who were coerced into vaccinating, or misled, had not been-- but suggesting we have moral and physiological superiority to them is a slippery slope I don't want to approach. If the latter is true, let's show our true colors and figure out how we can help them. Especially because that group now includes many children.