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Since originally being diagnosed with diabetes, my lifestyle changed including my eating habits. 52 lbs lost, actual real definition in my face and body for the first time in my life, a thigh gap for the first time in my life, much lighter on my feet, feeling way better overall.

Who would have ever thought that diabetes would turn out to be so awesome

Now we hear whinging from Yapping Denialists, who invert reality and pose the question as to whether it bothers us that our (vaccine resistance... somehow) causes others to die.

It's their clot shot causing people to die.


analysis shows that it is likely that over 150,000 Americans have been killed by the current COVID vaccines as of Aug 28, 2021


And even the VAERS numbers are being throttled and mis-classified.

Probable Misclassification of Vaccine Deaths as COVID-19 Deaths


Recall that Covid, originally arose from nature, but underwent gain-of-function modification at the hands of the likes of the Chinese Communist BioWeapons researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, with the financial support and direction of Anthony Fauci, et al (to include DARPA). The Fauci you cling to for truth and guidance, quite obviously lied under oath about not funding gain-of-function research.

NIH Contradicts Fauci, Admits Funding Gain-of-Function Research at Wuhan Lab


We choose not to take this clot shot. Our bodies, Our choices.

That should be the end of the discussion.

But no, the contention arises from both Big Pharma / Communist China / Eugenicists / Reset-ers and their beguiled followers doing everything they can to pressure the Un-jabbed to be similarly infected.

Let's keep this simple. THIS is what normal blood looks like. The cells remain distant from one another, are of healthy shape, and mobile.


Post-jab, this is what happens -- very early on -- to your blood.

“These strands or tubes appear to be hollow – it’s really odd. When you really expand it you can see some cells in it but we don’t know if it’s a crystalline structure or organic. The few healthy cells are circled. The rest are cracked and fractured – they’re finished. That’s not healthy blood. We see it again and again.”


Remember how Fauci worked for decades on AIDS/HIV, and then started working, at least from 1999 on, on Covid-type BioWeapon and an mRNA treatment? Well, look what's in the blood now:

: https://stateofthenation.co/?p=80137

To Sum it Up:

1) It's not a vaccine.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/5NDNl7BrxQjZ

2) It doesn't give immunity.

3) The only immunity is Big Pharma against any liability.

4) The Jabbed can still catch and spread Covid.

5) The warnings are coming from virologists and doctors. The drive for injection is coming from the CCP, those allied with it, and those who think there are too many people on the planet.

6) Covid has a 99% survival rate, and permanent immunity after that

7) There exist cheap, effective and well-proven treatments available, e.g. Ivermectin and HCQ.

8) Not only does the Jab NOT help, it makes things WORSE for the Jabbed, and they've known about this since at least December of 2020:

International Journal of Clinical Practice; 2021 Mar; NIH PMCID: PMC7645850
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7645850/

If you happen to be one of the loudmouths round here, browbeating anyone who will listen to you into believing that Covid vaccines are dangerous, does it never even twinge your conscience slightly that someone could die because of you? Some people may well have a bad reaction to the vaccine, but the number of people who have died from Covid because they hadn't had the vaccine is infinitely greater.

You may be an armchair medical expert who's seen a few crackpot anti vax videos, and read some Mickey Mouse articles on the internet, and if you believe the crap they tell you, don't have the vaccine, but who do you think you are to take it upon yourself to influence others in their decision whether to have it?

For God's sake, do what you like with your own health, but leave everyone else alone to come to their own decisions themselves.

Medical research has confirmed that dating site members with multiple profiles often do this due to a traumatic experience in their childhood. Be it missing the bus and having to walk 5 miles to get to school or something more serious, like having your mother force you to lean over the casket and kiss your dead grandmother.

Medically, it's called Multiple Personality Disorder or MPD.

Whatever the case, they are known to resort to outlandish tactics to gain confidence with the other members, often by picking on one or more members in an attempt to bully or discredit them. However false, this does give them an authoritative sense of security and that odd personality feels they have accomplished something... enough where the more dominant personality comes back out again and they seemingly appear normal.

If you should know someone who suffers with MPD, please contact your nearest mental health clinic as they have trained professionals who are available to help.

There are several different treatments multiple personality disorders that may include talk therapy (psychotherapy) and more importantly medication. Although treating dissociative disorders can be difficult, many people learn new ways of coping and lead healthy, productive lives. The option to rejecting treatment could lead to things more serious like entering into multiple romantic relationships that hurt the other parties concerned.

It's taken a year and seven months but we here finally seem to be back to normal, not a new normal just the old normal, all be it with masks in shops and public transport etc, in "normal" every 10 weeks or so some of us locally gather for a party, this came about after the 3 bars in the village closed some years back and a couple from the UK, who own a holiday home here, missed meeting up in the bar as part of their regular holidays here, so they decided to hold a party at their house on a Sunday during their stay, until yesterday the last time this happened was in early summer of last year, it was during the lull between waves where travel restrictions were lifted for a while, however it was only us Brits willing to take a chance at that time and the Spanish contingent declined, so it was a fairly small affair. Yesterday we all met together for the first time since March 2020.

A lot of our region reached level zero this week, that's an end of all local restrictions, mask law being national, our part of the region is due to get to level zero this week, Covid only formed a small part of the conversation yesterday, being our first chance to catch up on what's happened during the last year and a half, nobody there was in any doubt what made the return to normal possible, vaccination, nobody had heard of anyone they knew dying from being vaccinated though we all knew someone who'd died from Covid, one doesn't need to be a rocket scientist to look at the data graph for Spain and see where the vaccine effect kicked in, Spain has now vaccinated 90% of all available adults.

Nobody knows what the future holds, but so far nobody here has become magnetic, we all still had the same number of arms and legs, though after a few drinks some still seem unable to use them, so no change there , nobody is showing any signs of becoming a crocodile, and those vaccinated very early in the UK have zero ill effects from having vaccine, most I spoke to, like me, had zero effects from having the vaccine though I have heard some people feel unwell for a few days afterwards.

So for now, here at least, Covid seems to be a closed book.

Background: Like 7 million other Americans -- anyone with transplants, auto-immune conditions and others -- I'm on an immuno-suppressant. That makes me more vulnerable than normal to COVID-19.

But I had the 2 COVID-19 vaccines and 2 boosters, the last booster the one that covered some of the latest COVID variants. And being cautious I went 2+ years without getting COVID.

Recently I went to a "Floyd Nation" concert, a *great* show by a Pink Floyd cover band (highly recommended!).

It was there at that concert I likely caught COVID-19. Crowded with people, screaming at the top of my lungs -- and as a former Army platoon sergeant I know how to use a "command voice" and yell loud enough to command 200 soldiers to pay attention -- I had a great time doing all things one would expect one to do at a concert.

That put me 3 days in an ICU, with COVID giving me pneumonia in one lung. Thankfully, the hospital had me fixed up quickly, transferring me from the ICU to a normal room and then discharged the next day -- but with a wake-up call that things could have turned out very differently!

Of course, the US federal gov't now pretends that COVID is "normal" and is nothing to worry about.

But the *reality* is that more than 250 Americans die of COVID-19 each and every day.

So my advice: Be cautious!

I see we have yet another blog about the above....
and truthfully we've heard it all before on previous blogs.

Not that I disagree with any such topics as some are therapeutic for many....
I sympathise with anyone who must live with such conditions
if and when genuine.

But when is anyone ever going to have the balls to blog about the other side of the matter that no-one ever really wants to discuss.

If and when someone ever does, by all means give me a shout.

One has to ask the question as to why anyone would source information from a known website that continuously lies and publishes false information, unless paid to do so

Catholic priests have been taking a lot of flak in our lifetimes. Never married, no children, how DARE they tell us what to think or how to react, eh? Add into that, oops, a thousand or so out of the 400K out there in parishes have blotted their copybooks quite severely If you read no further than this before composing your answer, at least look at the last line of the blog.

I don’t completely understand, following that logic, why we even bother to read or respond to the CS self-appointed priests, though. Especially the two worst - never married, no children, not at all flexible in their thinking, but dear me how they like to thump their self-built pulpits and lay down their opinions (usually scooped off websites of extremely dodgy provenance) as divine guidance. And whip up fear and resentment and anxiety? Eish.

I’m talking about Won’tgohome and Goldenshower (Agent Orange has taught us all how to assign hilarious nicknames to those we dislike) in particular, and if you don’t know who I mean, have a look at the list of current blogs. They post rants every few hours, you really can’t miss them. (Much as you may so much want to )

I'm ducking out shortly but if there are any comments, I shall be responding later.

However:

Comments focusing on priests will be assigned a - they are not the object of the blog, read it again you numpty

Comments focusing on my personality and flaws will be addressed with vigour This is my first attack blog in my time here, I am braced for impact.

Obscenities, though, will be deleted in the interests of keeping the blog alive. If you can’t speak without swearing, have you anything worth saying at all?

Comments changing the subject completely to something interesting and lively will be greeted with cheers and applause

Comments suggesting the spate of hatred and bigotry which now dominate the blogs should end may even be read by Wontgohome and Goldenshower and are therefore a Very Good Thing

And yes I have a right to my opinion, yes I have a right to state it, yes I may go to CS jail for it (oh what a calamity) and may I finish up by reminding the ranters and all of us what blogs are supposed to be about. This one falls, fair and square, under posting a personal opinion.

A Blog is a journal you may enter about your life, thoughts, interesting experiences, or lessons you've learned. Post an opinion, impart words of wisdom, or talk about something interesting in your day. Update your blog on a regular basis, or just whenever you have something to say. Creating a blog is a good way to share something of yourself with others. Reading blogs is a good way to learn more about others. Doesn’t say anything about ‘copy and paste the most offensive inflammatory views you can find, several times a day’.

And it isn’t about priests. Read the SECOND paragraph.

Waking to smokey skies yet again, I decided to head out to another community to ride my bike, hopefully under clear skies. I'm beyond fed up with the smoke this year, and am seriously considering selling my house and moving to Panama if this is going to be the summer normal.

It's very difficult to exercise at all when the smoke is so thick one can hardly breathe, and the stench of smoke permeates the house, along with ash that manages to work it's way inside. I'm guessing that the smoke and lack of oxygen is the reason I was so unmotivated this morning, rather than a low iron count. I made a quick lunch to take with me, along with a couple of bottles of water.

I headed out to the Rotary trail that follows the Vedder River, about a 20 minute drive from my community. Arriving, it was slightly hazy there from the smoke, but nothing nearly as bad as where I live (oh, lucky me). I haven't been to the Rotary Trail for years, mainly due to the fact that it gets super busy. I figured with kids back in school, a weekday before school got out, that it might not be too busy - and I was right!

I didn't take a lot of photos due to the haze, but thoroughly enjoyed my ride through the trees as well as the open areas with vistas of the river and Vedder Mountain on the other side. I followed the trail in a loop, taking the dike part way back, an area I hadn't ridden before.

The dike might not have been a great idea as it was quite hot and I could feel the heat beating on my bare head. Thankfully there was a breeze, but that can be a bit disconcerting sometimes. Thinking that my ride hadn't been long enough, I circled back to the main river trail (with shade), and rode back down the river trail to a bench I'd seen overlooking the river.

Taking my water bottle out of my lunch bag, I realized that one of them had leaked quite severely. Ack! Fortunately, my wrap had not been completely soaked. Munching on it while I surveyed my surroundings, a sandpiper pecked at something in the water. Of course, I'd left my camera in my bike bag and by the time I got it, the sandpiper was gone. Grrr. I know better and I even thought of taking it out while I grabbed my lunch bag.

I've been looking for carbohydrate reduced wraps, as regular wraps are as high in carbs as bread is. I was delighted when I found them the other day, as I really enjoy a wrap. It's an easy way to fill it with a salad, but be able to eat it on the go. Perfect for my lifestyle, and especially great for bike rides. My other go-to's are the Wendy's grilled chicken wraps, but I'm trying to stay away from fast food.

Seagulls circled and called in the river bed while I ate, the water levels exceedingly low. Families with little children dotted the river beds, splashing and playing in the shallow pools. After a significant rest, and downing most of my water from both bottles, I headed back.

I realized how close I was to getting heat stroke when I got back to my car and loaded up my bike. Dizzy, I had to go sit in the car and finish off the rest of the water so I wouldn't pass out.

I did take some photos of a heron on a stump in the middle of a slough, as well as the first red, yellow, orange and green turning maple leaves. It's a bit soon to see the colour, but with the heat we've had, it's no wonder the leaves are turning already.

By the time I headed home, the smoke had almost completely cleared from the valley, and I was more than glad to see the mountains again (obscured this morning).

All in all, a very good day, with plans to ride another rail trail in the near future. Of course, I'll be taking my lunch with me, along with more than two bottles of water.

And... that's a wrap!