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It's easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled - Mark Twain

[Camus @newstart_2024]

Digital ID is the gateway to this life. This will 100% be our world if we don’t stand up and resist now!

This is not a drill. This is a clip from the chillingly brilliant sci-fi short, Utopia.

The film exposes a "paradise" where citizens use a government app to surveil and fine each other for minor infractions. It’s a world of sunny aesthetics and cheerful music, masking a horrifying surveillance state built on social punitiveness.

A terrifyingly sharp satire that feels only a click away from our own phone-saturated reality. A must-watch.

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

These circles are not moving nor changing size or shape

[Freddie Sayers @freddiesayers]

Here is the full length video report into the mysterious 'Global Disinformation Index' and how it censors political speech across Europe and the US. Please share widely, more people need to know.

[Professor Karol Sikora @ProfKarolSikora]

Brutal and disproportionate lockdowns were the biggest policy mistake in my lifetime, so far.

We should have properly protected the elderly/vulnerable, and allowed the rest of society to function as normally as possible.

Yes, it would have been challenging. But a blanket lockdown policy on tens of millions who were at almost zero risk from the virus was utterly disastrous.

The vast, vast majority of children were in zero danger. Yet their wellbeing and development was sacrificed without a second thought.

We should have encouraged people to get fit and healthy, so they were better equipped to deal with COVID when they inevitably caught it.

There should have been an honest conversation about risk levels - this was not an indiscriminate killer, there were clear and obvious risk groups.

Instead, using our money, the Government pumped fear into the entire population with no thought of the consequences. A non-COVID health crisis has killed thousands already and will continue, with a far younger average age of death than those who sadly died from COVID. In addition to millions suffering in pain due to lockdown-induced delays...

Shutting down the economy, causing vast incalculable damage that we are still feeling today. In fact, my grandchildren will be paying off our lockdown debts for many years to come.

Hundreds of billions gone - think how just a fraction of that could have been spent on a real protective ring around those who actually needed it.

Sweden showed us that there was a better way, yet our inquiry entirely ignores it. Quite purposefully, I suspect.

I have no faith in this circus to come to a balanced assessment of our pandemic response, and neither should you.

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@james_alliss Hi. Is this head and shoulders pattern?

[Thomas Fazi @battleforeurope]

I’m truly baffled by the inability of people, especially on the left, to separate the existence of a problem from the establishment’s political use of the latter. Yes, Covid was real — but it was clearly exploited by the ruling classes to push through an authoritarian pro-corporate agenda which actually worsened the crisis. Yes, climate change is real — but it is equally clearly being used by those same elites to push through an equally authoritarian oligarchic agenda that has nothing to do with actually solving the problem. In both cases, we were/are manipulated through blatant propaganda techniques into believing that we had/have to single-mindedly focus on a single objective (“flattening the curve”, “reducing emissions”) and accept drastic measures — Zero Covid then, Net Zero now — with little consideration for the collateral damage of those measures (amply evident in both cases). And all because “the science tells us so”. Deconstructing establishment narratives used to be a staple of left analysis, but nowadays it seems that if you believe in the existence of a problem there is no alternative to to blindly following the alleged solutions offered by elites; if you disagree with those solution, that means you allegedly deny the existence of the problem (you are a “denialist”). The possibility of believing in the existence of a problem but strongly disagreeing with the establishment’s political use of the latter no longer seems to be a politically acceptable option. Sad.

[Katherine Brodsky @mysteriouskat]

The dangers of seeing yourself as a victim (via @KonstantinKisin).

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@Telegraph

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

Asking questions on the war does not make someone a Putin sympathiser. Asking questions on the Covid response does not make someone a Covid denier. Asking questions on Net Zero does not make someone a climate change denier. But not questioning the narrative is a form of denial.

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@RoyceJacob16 @esotericbot

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@angelobiazus1 @Nigel_Farage Rishi is an elected MP... elected by the public

[DR22 Ω 🪬🎭 @DejaRu22]

Electrons behave differently when observed.

This is the best way I’ve ever seen the double split experiment explained.

[David Kurten @davidkurten]

'Far right' has become a meaningless slur. It is applied by the actual far-left to smear people who support:
Traditional family values
Protecting unborn children
Controlling national borders
Financial responsibility
Free speech
Biological sexes
Using cars, coal, oil and gas

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@JamesMelville Not cost of living crisis... Cost of printing money crisis!

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@DrEliDavid

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@DrEricDing @MarkSteagall1 Its a cold!

[michael breton @michaelpbreton]

Here is THEIR plan.
Global currencies will be digitized.
The global digital ID will be introduced and mandatory.
THEY will crash the economy.
You will be offered a Basic Universal Income.
You will get it if you comply.

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Time to build a parallel universe.
Ready?

[Daniel Sempere Pico @dansemperepico]

The difference between #Bitcoin and crypto is: