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Literally nobody has ever thought of such a possibility or mentioned it. Literally nobody. Never. Not even a humble conspiracy theorist!

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I am very grateful for the existence of certain prescient internet cats. Certain internet cats keep us sane.

And here is what yours truly wrote in 2015, not realizing it was about to happen: "As a very irregularly-shaped human with zero Google-readable nanoparticles running through my bloodstream and no desire to put Google in charge of my immune system ever, I have no reason to be excited about their idea of my future, and no reason to buy into their carefully worded, self-serving publicity bullshit."

https://tessafightsrobots.com/tessa-lena/unloved-why-google-undeserving-love/

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prescient indeed!

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I know, this came out of left field. A total surprise. Who would have thought of that? 😄

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Tessa Lena, because of you, I fight robots. Because of Dr Rose, I am a dissident. Never doubt that your words and your ideas can make a difference. Thank you for courage, and truth, and beauty. Thank you.

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Thank you Dana! Your words are so beautiful, and your courage matters a lot! We all need each other, in general and especially in these times!

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This. Must. End. Now. This was one of the objectives from the start. An agenda that involves GAVI, MasterCard and The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is a recipe for control y tyranny.

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It’s not going to end. This is happening unless everyone throws their smart phones in the ocean and refuses to play. But that will never happen.

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Smart phones; an expensive slave-chain you have to buy yourself.Possibly the best evidence yet that humans are morons.

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In Australia, they call your phone and you have something like 10 min to respond or receive a $2000 fine. In S. Korea a bot calls, and then a person if no response then they show up at your door but not sure what happens after that.

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What happens is Squid Game

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A few 1984 quotes come to mind:

“If you want to keep a secret, you must also hide it from yourself.”

“We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.”

“The Party seeks power entirely for its own sake. We are not interested in the good of others; we are interested solely in power, pure power. What pure power means you will understand presently. We are different from the oligarchies of the past in that we know what we are doing. All the others, even those who resembled ourselves, were cowards and hypocrites. The German Nazis and the Russian Communists came very close to us in their methods, but they never had the courage to recognize their own motives. They pretended, perhaps they even believed, that they had seized power unwillingly and for a limited time, and that just around the corner there lay a paradise where human beings would be free and equal. We are not like that. We know that no one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it. Power is not a means; it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship. The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power. Now you begin to understand me.”

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Here are a few more that come to mind at this dark but anticipated development:

"The United States of Amnesia"

~Gore Vidal

"They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”

~ Talleyrand

"You can easily vote your way into Socialism, but you must shoot your way out.”

~ Attributed to Ayn Rand

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👏 Leave it to the King of Quotations to come up with more zingers.

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"History teaches us that, history teaches us nothing."

- anon

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😆👏🤦‍♀️

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Voting is like writing a letter to Santa

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"Every election is a sort of advance auction sale of stolen goods.”

~ H.L. Mencken

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Make Orwell Fiction Again!!!

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Bumper sticker win!

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You forgot the most poignant:

“There will be no curiosity, no enjoyment of the process of life. All competing pleasures will be destroyed. But always— do not forget this, Winston— always there will be the intoxication of power, constantly increasing and constantly growing subtler. Always, at every moment, there will be the thrill of victory, the sensation of trampling on an enemy who is helpless.

If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face— forever. ”

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Yeah, that’s another good one. Heck, might as well quote the whole book.

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1984 and Animal Farm should be on the required reading list for Dissident 101. 🧐

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Abso-freaking-lutely.

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Bought hard copies for my kids for Christmas!

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The flogging swill continue until moral improves.

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"I don't mind the government following me and tracking me as long as it means I'm safe! I have nothing to hide!"

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Heard that A LOT as the Patriot Act lurched into being.

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Yes, I heard it as well, even from family members.

My response:

You know who else had nothing to hide?

Anne Frank.

Until she did.

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Great response. I live in the Netherlands and my hubby’s aunt lives literally across the canal from the achterhuis. There was a new movie out about her before our latest lockdown, but people needed to show papers to go see it. Not everyone is completely blind, but the aunt in question certainly is and she’s not alone. People never learn. I am going to steal your one liner.

I am proud to say I was vehemently against the Patriot Act as a young, newly politically aware adult. And yet my voice did exactly nothing. Same old story.

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You don't know that your voice did nothing.

Every voice can make a difference.

All it takes is one, and you've succeeded.

"Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.”

~ Charles Mackay, Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds, 1841

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This is a helpful perspective for sure and I can look myself in the mirror with a clear conscience, but I still worry for my kids.

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All you can do is arm them with rational thought and a healthy disrespect for experts and authority figures, and hope for the best.

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And yet, 180 years later, we are playing the same old game with the same old rules just shinnier playing pieces.

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Because we’re the same old species.

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I could give your comment about Anne Frank 1000 likes!

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I did too and it made me crazy.

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I read a Medium article a while ago, where a person from NZ felt so safe because the government could track all the places they went. It sounded worse than Brave New World and that is what I wrote in the comment. I don't think they were too pleased with that

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They hadn't had their soma yet. You are so correct.

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Then there's this by a WEF "Young Leader." When I stumbled upon it, I thought it was a joke. Sadly, not.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/worldeconomicforum/2016/11/10/shopping-i-cant-really-remember-what-that-is-or-how-differently-well-live-in-2030/

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As I read the article, I imagined a domestic herd animal like a sheep or cow, happy with everything being provided “for free”. That’s until they are herded into the slaughter house!

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LOL LOL LOL "My living room is used for business meetings when I am not there" !!!!!! Where is the laughing crying emoji?

Uh, that is the funniest/scariest scenario in the world considering my living room....

Wasn't there something about not wanting to quarter troops, when the Am. revolution was a thing?

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That is horrifying and terrifying. Klaus Schwab and his ilk are evil, there is no other word for it.

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OMG! “Once in a while I get annoyed about the fact that I have no real privacy. Nowhere I can go and not be registered. I know that, somewhere, everything I do, think and dream of is recorded. I just hope that nobody will use it against me.”

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I realized years ago that accessing Facebook from my phone was a bad move when I learned that my FB "friends" had probably agreed to allow FB to access all their contacts. I was glad I never signed I to FB on my phone and have never signed into anything using a social media account.

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The cognitive dissonance is epic in that article. “Sometimes I use my bike”. “My bike”? I thought you didn’t own anything?

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Oh, but bikes.

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In addition, talk about “useless eaters”! The person in the article appears to produce nothing but just consumes.

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Omg, how stupid & gullible do you have to be to believe that bs. ,🙄

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"Problem is, you don't know what they're looking for this time, and you don't know what they'll be looking for next time, and the time after that."

How can the "I have nothing to hide" people be so g/d stupid?

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"How can they be so gd stupid?" is one of life's great mysteries, dear Andrew.

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Or, in the worst cases, apparently the sheep think that the authorities will come for them only when they've done something wrong. They seem unable to conceive of any circumstances where a sacrificial victim (sometimes literally) is required and they are simply a convenient target of opportunity. Reading accounts of early Soviet Union and, no doubt, many other dystopian periods of history, are very instructive.

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Yeah, and a Regent University law professor put that fiction to rest with an excellent presentation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

It's titled, "Don't Talk to the Police" but the message is universal.

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Jump to the 12:42 mark to see the part most relevant to the "I've done nothing wrong, I have nothing to hide!" people.

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First they came for the Freedom Lovers, and I did not speak out--

Because I had nothing to hide.

Then they came for the conservatives, and I did not speak out--

Because I loved safety and was not right wing.

Then they came for the business owners, and I did not speak out--

Because I did not own a business, besides I had nothing to hide.

Then they came for me--and there was no one left to speak for me.

And now under their care I can't hide anything and have perfect safely.

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I don’t exactly believe that. But the sole power they have over us is our own shame and fear.

The solution is to live transparently. I don’t care what they know about me because I intend to air it all out in public myself.

So turn up the speakers at the FBI/NSA, boys and girls, I have some initial announcements:

1. I have erectile dysfunction

2. I’ve watched tons of porn

3. I’m an anarchist and I hope terrorists destroy the US government

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Well I guess you'd have to watch a ton of porn if you have ED, huh?

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Less, really. Technically I have sexual dysfunction. But ED is funnier. And I’m nothing if not funny about the ol’ Johnson not getting the job done.

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Know you’re joking.

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Sometimes a /sarc tag is not needed LOL.

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Sadly, in this day and age, how can one tell?

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Yeah sorry, I thought the quotation marks gave it away.

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The first step to a horrid future.

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Those folks should start this video at the 12:42 mark. It applies to them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

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Hmmm. Does that sound like a "convenient excuse" or what? Well we don't need to track you for vax status anymore but it's a good idea to keep the passports because look at all the good I can do.

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Isn't that the FBI? Or this is a SRU - Special Resisters Unit. Don't bend the knee to the New World Order? Prepare to be ruined. You think Gulag Archipelago was bad? They are already getting rid of anyone in any part of government that shows any whiff of independent thought. Good soldiers march in lockstep.

If I didn't know how it ends, I would be sh*tless. But. They can take the body, but they can't have my soul. That's problematic for them.

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And so it begins.

In Germany.

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Western Australia had already done it...

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What's next? Minority report?

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That was such a bad bad movie. But I’m glad they made it so you could ask this question. Get a clue humans!

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The novel wasn't too bad. I don't know if there's an award for having so many of one's stories made into blockbuster movies posthumously, but I nominate Phillip K. Dick. He was dying of cancer when one of the biggies (Blade Runner*) was in production.

*This was probably a case where the film was better than the book. At least the title certainly was. Somehow, I doubt it would have had the same success if it had kept the title "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" 😏

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That was unhinged tin-foil hat conspiracy theory stuff 6-months ago - how sweet that the proletariat believed that this was simply to gain access to have a nice sit down coffee. Now add in digital currency and whoopee, we're hooped. Like in Queensland (I think) the noveau authoritarians can actually go into individual's bank accounts and recoup unpaid fines, just like that. So when did our idiot leaders cross the rubicon and decide that the CCP model of government (so many oxymorons in there) was the gold standard? Beats me.

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we know who the domestic terrorists are, the government and its 'sponsors'

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There was a story mid 2020 here in France that Linky (smart electric meter) was being used to identify second home owners breaking lockdown.

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Oh come on. They wouldn't do that! That would be wrong! ;-) (Sarcasm if there's a few that don't get sarcasm). After all, I've heard for a couple decades now, "if you don't have anything to hide, you have nothing to worry about." (Hmm... that doesn't explain innocent people who have been arrested after "Alexa" or "Ring" recorded and reported something they said...) And, don't worry, "that won't ever happen here." (It's just a conspiracy theory)

I'm sure most of us here could go on and on and on giving examples of how doing something for convenience, "safety" or health caused the violence of the state to be pointed at an innocent person.

NO to passports. NO to "contact tracing". NO to "testing" for a disease you don't have symptoms for so you can be loaded into a database. NO to everything surrounding the agenda of the last two years.

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I am wondering if the “domestic terrorist unit” will investigate the man who ran into old people and children in Waukesha? Or the man who was just let out on bond for having a bomb? Hmmmm. Or is it just for parents who show up at school board meetings?

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You know the answer.

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No! That was a red SUV that killed those people. Not a man. At least that's what all the headlines said.

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Well, at least we can all state, for the record, that NO ONE saw that coming.

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I think a few did see it coming, not me, but there were a few. Of course they were conspiracy theorists and operated on the fringe and hardly anyone noticed what they were saying.

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...was being facetious. Many. Many. And not all of them wearing Tin-Foil Hats, saw this coming. My Tin-Foil Hat has a chin-strap, for the record.

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It’s the well I don’t break the law people that believe this is good policy. Someone ought to mention to them that laws(dictates) are now as fluid as genders.

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How bout we employ this surveillance to stop all the goddamn spam calls we get every single day?

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It appears that's too technical for them.

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Hmm. That's more efficient that subpoena'ing location data from the cellphone companies/Apple/Google. I vaguely recall reading an article a year or two back where police where using that data to find devices that where in a particular vicinity where a crime happened. Wait, didn't the feds do that with cell phone data in DC for 1/6? Probably far more streamlined with the vaxpass apps as they are far more easily accessed by those in authority. Probably have a web interface for the goons to search with.

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Remember all those pre-planned "smash and grab" or other mass robberies/thefts that have happened, such as in California and Chicago? The authorities could probably get a good list of suspects without even leaving their offices, if they had access to license plate numbers at scene of crime, cell phone location data, and text messages before and during. They would likely have easily met the "probable cause" standard, have been able to arrest most of the people involved, and to charge them with many serious crimes. To the best of my knowledge, this has never been done. Not for the least reason is that the people doing the crimes are, well, nobody wants to prosecute them for reasons. What I describe has been technically possible for years, maybe decades. The occasional emergency use, such as to find a kidnap victim, supports that claim.

We are in the early stages of what can be called anarcho-tyranny. High tech yes, but very much at the discretion of the powers that be as to who will be prosecuted for what.

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Oh for sure. They used cellphone data and credit card data from BoA iirc to find those who had been anywhere near DC...and refused to do anything about the summer of love or the recent smash and grabs. That's because the smash and grabs are just broken windows in their eyes and not an insurrection or existential threat to our democracy/tm.

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pre-crime soon

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Soon? Seems like a lot of those arrested over Jan. 06 were done so on little more than a “pre-crime” basis.

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And, many of them were tracked by security cameras, cell phone data and/or credit card records turned over by "informant" banks, even before the government made any subpoena.

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Yep. But all of this was known to happen if we did nothing to prevent it, and we did nothing to prevent it.

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Domestic terrorist = patriot

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"It is the responsibility of the patriot to protect his country from its government."

~Thomas Paine

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Singapore police have done this with their track and trace data too. After promising up front that they would not... just can not trust govts at all...

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Suspected Swiss Side Effects to the MRNA Vaccines

* Rare side effects to the extremely safe MRNA Vaccines

https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/suspected-swiss-side-effects-to-the

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I overheard a Zelenko podcast where the lots on the vaccines contain different things. I think earlier Gato had something about how there were more side effects from different lot numbers. I didn't hear the whole thing, but well, I had to put the thoughts of the possibilities out of my head. Not a good thing to ponder when trying to find the elusive happy place to lower my BP.

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Dr. Malone posted on that this morning. https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/how-bad-is-my-batch. I had suspected that and never really said aloud because it sounded somewhat tinfoil hat in my ears that the side effects where batch dependent. Evil doers could potentially target areas to reduce excess deplorable populations with a "bad batch" much the same way that the 5 governors reduced their elderly problem by essentially setting fire to nursing homes by putting covid patients there.

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There’s a discussion here. Starting about 4:25:00 (that’s the fourth hour) with Mike Yeadon. https://odysee.com/@Corona-Investigative-Committee:5/Session-86-en:1

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Yes, that is the one! I was like Yeadon is a Brit??? But yep, that's the one. Really interesting. Thank you!

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And that right there kids is the true use of the vax passes-tracking movement and locations.

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So many hills worth dying on

Zero prisons worth living in

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They already spy on us... think about how much we give to Google, fb and Twitter etc.. hopefully they have a lot of DEI hires and they won't know what to do...

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Be smart, like me. Don't have a Smartphone :-)

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Oh my! Whoever could have guessed that would happed? Sarc.

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That was fast- I mean we knew it was coming, but here it is.

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Indeed, the movie "Minority Report" never has ever entered my thoughts during the past 2 years.

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I'm not sure if the hysterical giggle that just erupted out of me was cathartic or prophetic.... both.? " I'm in danger" too, gato-licious one.

- i hereby announce a new adjective and noun: adj; gatolicious- sharp, yet fluid , while being Smart and cunning.

noun: A cool cat who's nip is both warranted and often darkly comedic. On any Alphabet Soup Agencies " Must Interview" invites.

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But only with good intentions!!!! (Ironic)

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that the DoJ needs new legs suggests the CIA is at the present time unable to fulfill its role as a terrorist organization and that the DoD is at odds

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Chuckles...We're all in Danger....

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Beyond any tyrant’s wettest dreams.

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My first thought was that the guy died in the restaurant and it was probably a vaccine induced heart attack...

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This is just like that Seinfeld episode where Jerry got her number off the AIDS walk list.

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And 5g. Think it’s here for us? Think again. But you can be assured you’ll be the one paying for it.

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I won’t be surprised if this new “Domestic Terrorism Unit“ has full access to the tens of millions of new DNA profiles sourced from the federal PCR test sites.

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I know of another country that got caught with the fingers in the jam jar a while ago (feels like a year but I have lost track of time since April 2020): they then explained that, yes, they had said they would not use the data but it is so useful that they would change the legislation so that they then could in cases where it is meaningful. Retroactively.

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Nationwide Surge In Deaths Among People Aged 18-49: A State by State Overview, https://palexander.substack.com/p/exclusive-nationwide-surge-in-deaths?

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Thought? Thought what? Are you sure there is even such a thing as a thought? Our cats seem to have more sense sometimes than a lot of people, and less trust in "authorities". But they do have at least one weak spot -- when in doubt, each looks to see how the other is responding. That is entirely too people-like.

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Yeah no kidding.

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