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When they get (forced?) past step 1 of The Narcissist’s Creed?

1. It didn’t happen.

2. And if it did, it wasn’t that bad.

3. And if it was, it’s not a big deal.

4. And if it is, it’s not my fault.

5. And if it was, I didn’t mean it.

6. And if I did, you deserved it.

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I think the med journals are at #2 & #3 now. Just three more years to get to #4.

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I think the med journals are farther along than that. The whole complex is - government, medical, media, business, pharm ad nauseum.

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When I'm feeling optimistic, I think the whole establishment will be at #5.

To themselves, though, they were at #6 before the jabs were even released.

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Refusenik, this is PURRFECT!

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H/t Meredith Miller

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Thx Meredith!

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Pfizer is spending a great deal of its ill-gotten gains on an advertising blitzkrieg pushing #1, and the rest of them are apparently adherents of the religio-philisophical position that Silence is Golden.

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Well said. I going to put the narcissist's creed up on my fridge. These people are destroying humanity.

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Yes, the same patterns of narcissistic abuse, the patterns of the worst kind, where there's insidious total control, and constant stream of gaslighting and moving goalposts ..

And many who educate about narcissistic patterns don't make the connection between the personal and the bigger picture ..

Maggie Russo has a great substack that connects those dots ~ https://maggierusso.substack.com/

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I've never heard that one, but it's great! I'm saving it.

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Waiting for the downside to this.

If you spend all your life promoting abortion/homosexuality/sex ed & fighting climate change, why would you consider infertility to be a "bad" thing you're supposed to prevent? HINT: you wouldn't.

Since none of our "leaders" actually care to prevent our infertility or death, why would you think they're preventing our infertility or death? HINT: you shouldn't.

People respond to incentives; no one in our system is incentivized to protect us, so they don't. That fact doesn't necessarily prove these vaccines are deadly, but it does prove that nobody cared if they were - if these things work, it's just a happy coincidence.

Look, if TSA stopped screening, the actual rate of hijackings might remain the same - our screeners might be worthless, but just understand when you take a vaccine you're boarding a plane w/ unscreened passengers. As long as you understand that nobody's checking anybody or their luggage, fine - enjoy your jab! But don't think there's somebody looking out for you; everybody knows what the bosses care about, and it's not protecting the public.

Notice I'm not offering you a conspiracy theory. I'm just telling you the economics: nobody in the system cares whether or not these things are safe. They're in the system precisely because they care more about their power/position than safety (because in any competitive system, the people who prioritize power out compete the ones who prioritize safety, yours or their own). That ruthlessness, callousness is an enormous competitive advantage that ensures bad people dominate any system, so don't count on morality or anything else to save you - nice guys finish last.

All I can say to the jabbers is I hope you're right, people do get lucky & you might have gotten lucky on these jabs, but I doubt it - I really doubt it.

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Agree 100%. Luck runs out the more shots you take. If you are healthy after your bioweapons shots, get on our knees and thank God, and then STOP taking any more.

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I stopped after the first two. I regret both of them.

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Same here. I grudgingly got the first two in April/May 2021 and stopped, and also regret it as well, knowing what I know now. Fortunately, no ill effects so far, knock on wood.

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You are brave for admitting what happened to you

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Well said. It need not be a conspiracy of population control, but a conspiracy of apathy.

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How many in this crazy world think this horrible side-effect is actually good? 20%?

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Well, the jabbed I know seem to think the side effects are OK as long as you don't die of C0VID.

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Terrorized into blind obedience.

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On another substack, one of the commenters seems to believe that depopulation is not a bad thing. Even when I pointed out the essential collapse of society as we know it, he/she still believes that we are better off with vastly fewer people. Sad.

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Perhaps Medications have played a role. Toxins demoralize the soul.

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we've been conditioned to believe that every ailment can be cured by a pill... never mind the multiple magazine pages after the ad or the 45 seconds of a one minute tv ad listing in very small print or quickly stated the multiple & horrid side effects of this new wonder drug.......

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Yep, no doubt a pill for every ill brain washing has been a chapter in this crime.

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Some nuance here that gets glossed over: I actually do think the world would be better with a smaller population in the long run. But it needs to be achieved ethically, and this is absolutely NOT the way to do it.

The two ethical ways to solve overpopulation are 1) female empowerment, and 2) poverty reduction. No force, coercion, deception, or poisoning needed. Let the planetary healing begin!

QED

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seriously? female empowerment? poverty reduction? the war on poverty has been on-going for decades & poverty is winning. the march to female empowerment has created the lbgtqWTF nightmare our kids are having to battle & the drag queens are in charge.

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“Poverty reduction” - this is a chicken and egg argument.

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Is this like the immigration argument where all immigration is the same regardless of the countries of origin and it is always a net benefit?

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The benefits to the gene pool are understated.

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Don't take health advice from people who think the earth is overpopulated.

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100% agree.

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Best comment ever!

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And once again the data is glaringly obvious…..

I hope “the baddest cat in town “ is spending the holidays with loved ones (both 2 and 4-legged….) and “disconnecting” for a bit! Merry Merry Christmas 💝

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Hey, fellow Gato-fans -- let’s all make the Bad Cat smile this Christmas by donating to his favorite charity, Nuzzles!

Then all the kitties and doggies at this shelter can get extra help finding loving homes, thanks to the fans of their Uncle Gato Malo: go to Nuzzlesandco.org!

Yeah, we’re all tapped out, but I just donated essentially the last $25 in my checking account to Nuzzles. Give whatever you can! And Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas to all!

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Just donated. . In memory of my dear sister who died after her first shot. All her so loved fur babies have joined her over the Rainbow Bridge. That is a comfort to me. I miss her so. Thanks. Bless you.

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Oh, reading this caused me to tear up - bless YOU. Always!

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Me, too.

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I am sorry for your loss of your sister. I pray you feel the Light from Heaven this season. 💜

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I am. We beat the storm and made it to our daughter and family in NY. Merry Christmas. I hope our New Year brings a turn to sanity. You substack folks have been a true blessing. ❤️

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So sorry about your sister! Hope you have a peaceful and blessed Christmas!

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You too! First time in 3 years we have been able to celebrate Christmas with my daughter and family in NY.

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dirty rotten ninja onions causing my eyes to water profusely... I have to get to the kitchen quick and start chopping to cover it up...

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I would suggest donating to your local pregnancy crises (or like) organization.

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Yup, this is good, too. If you’ve got the dough, give to every worthwhile cause around!

I was just thinking how happy El Gato Malo would be to have donations going to Nuzzles, as it’s a charity dear to his heart, and we appreciate his efforts so much! I’d love to see a donation response worthy of a Jimmy Stewart/Frank Capra classic, with little ZuZu saying “ Every time a bell rings…a kitty’s knocked another ornament off the tree!”

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I donated for my sister who wasn’t vaccinated, but died shorty after receiving multiple blood transfusions because of a medical mistake. She pass in September at 41 years. She ran a no kill shelter in Chicago for many years and was a huge champion for the rescue community - we have Cohosh, a malamute that came to us through her 7 years ago. Thanks for the recommendation, Gbill7!

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Another horrendous tragedy - I am so sorry for you and your family. Please hug your malamute for me as my heart goes out to you.

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So sorry for your loss. She did incredibly important work for our furred creatures.

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I second that Skygoddess ! Best of holidays to all, merry christmas for the christians, hannukah, kwanzaa, solstice, whatever feast you have ! All humans on a small planet racing through the universe!

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Agreed 💝

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I go on a UK site called mumsnet from time to time (or I did, until they banned me for warning about the vaccines).

Anyway, there are women on there whose menstrual periods have not returned over 1 year post last dose of the vaccine.

And yet, there is this bogus claim that there is less than 1 day average increase in menstrual cycle length. That seems to me to be statistically impossible, given the sheer number of women reporting issues.

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It's well know that a side effect to chemo is chemical menopause. Young woman immediately go into menopause when infused with high levels of chemo toxins. Why would the bioweapon shots be any different? The more shots, the more toxins, the more chemical menopause.

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Staring me in the face for nearly two decades (women, one my sister now deceased treated w chemo) I am just now doing a dope slap.

Of course Mother Nature/the wisdom of the body sees to the disruption of reproduction when there is a toxic environment!

Unlike the heart that (typically) continues to beat, lungs that continue to function, etc (though if you’ve ever been through toxicity as cancer treatment for example, or seen someone who has you know that it can be devastating to the body in general) of course! the body instinctively knows that the toxic environment is not conducive to supporting the intricate pathway to gestating a new life. Of course reproductive capacity is affected. It makes perfect sense, regardless of the toxic agent.

The shots are toxic. Of course! reproduction is negatively affected. Not saying it’s a good thing. Not saying it’s not by design - I truly believe it is. But even lacking that specific design, I hypothesize any toxicity would tend to disrupt reproduction, female (chemical menopause) or male (chemical castration). They just made doubly sure with this agent.

Maybe I’m just tired. -?

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I also just found out that the puberty blockers young girls are going on cause menopause and all the joyous symptoms that brings.

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Yup. The two crimes are related. Big Pharma clients for life.

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You can't find what you're not looking for. Convenient!

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Dr.Zev Zelenko (RIP) sat down with New York Hasidic Jewish elders way back and advised them to avoid the mRNA experimental biologicals, due to fertility concerns.

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Indeed. In a world of Lysenkos, be a Zelenko.

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Yeah. All of this was known from the beginning. The fear mongering was extremely successful in breaking people’s brains. I fell for the whole thing right at the beginning (March 2020). But by August/September I got my brain back: THEY always said it was dangerous for elderly people with comorbidities. Not for my three year old son! I snapped out of it and will never understand how all those who I used to respect and learn from lost their brains. We all knew. But they managed to erase the validity of facts in exchange of a made up emergency. Is the hyped “storm” in Canada this weekend part of the same pattern? I’m glad I didn’t cancel my trip to Nyack this time around as THEY recommended....

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The other thing is that you're not always going to welcome pregnancy, so if you get fertility-impaired for the "minor and transitory" time period of ages 28 through 30, or whenever your romantic status and job ststus lined up right to make kids seem like a good move, you might be effectively nullified, reproductively speaking. I'm not making a judgment--just saying that in the real world, a couple of years of infertility might mean you never have kids.

Reading *The Children of Men* right now and quite struck by the parallels.

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Exactly. I would say focusing on sperm counts and menstrual cycles is a much more reliable indicator of what may be going on than childbirth data. What seems to be left out of this discussion is that unlike animals, humans can and do make decisions regarding childbearing. So birth rates ALONE are meaningless when talking about humans.

Let's take a herd of deer, for example. Deer do not make conscious decisions about whether to have fawns or not. It's a matter of instinct and hormones. When the urge strikes them, they mate, and if everything is working correctly, fawns will be born in the spring. They do not deliberately practice nonprocreative sex. So if you have a herd of deer and all of a sudden you notice that there don't seem to be as many fawns as you would normally expect to see in a herd that size, and this trend persists, something is happening. The deer themselves are not choosing this. This is also why we spay and neuter cats and dogs. Because their instincts say "reproduce" and they can't say no to that.

We humans on the other hand, can and do say no to the urge to reproduce for whatever reasons we want. And especially now that we have more effective forms of contraception. The pill by its very nature impairs fertility. Meaning, that if there are any other underlying fertility issues, they won't come to light unless and until there is an attempt to get pregnant--and as you pointed out, there is a peak time period for this. Take a woman who goes through her life never having sex--there comes a point where she becomes naturally and permanently infertile. Now, because she's never tried to get pregnant, we don't and can't know if she could have had children. That "system" so to speak, hasn't been tried. All we know, is that she didn't, and this counts towards a decrease in the overall childbirth rate, a very minor blip to be sure, but a decrease nonetheless.

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Agree. I commented in a previous version of this post that if we zoom out further (1950-2022) I think there are other natural confounders - namely cyclical drops in birth rate, correlations to (changes in, e.g. increase in) the average age of first time mothers, as well as drops in immigration which I think also contribute.

https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/SWE/sweden/birth-rate

https://www.statista.com/statistics/523293/immigration-to-sweden/

But given the clear physiological effects, I still do believe the jabs have a real contribution to this.

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It's a great movie too! But I'm a sci-fi nerd...

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The Quietus thing puts me in mind of the Canadian MAiD campaigns, and of course the values people have (comfort & security, not love & compassion) that allow the Warden to have the power he has... Feels a lot like life before we left the North. I will probably watch the movie after I finish the book. I've never liked the actor who plays the lead, though.

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I would be screaming at the screen, "It's the VAXX!"

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and the older the mom and dad, the more likely to have a handicapped child.

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Hey, fellow Gato-fans -- let’s all make the Bad Cat smile this Christmas by donating to his favorite charity, Nuzzles!

Then all the kitties and doggies at this shelter can get extra help finding loving homes, thanks to the fans of their Uncle Gato Malo: go to Nuzzlesandco.org!

Yeah, we’re all tapped out, but I just donated essentially the last $25 in my checking account to Nuzzles. Give whatever you can! And Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas to all!

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I am one of those women affected by it. I had pf1zer--dose 1 on 1/18/21 and dose 2 on 2/8/21. My both doses occurred within one cycle, which should have ended about a week after my first dose but did not end until 2/12/21--a 48 day cycle. (My normal is 27-29 days). Since then, my cycles have ranged from 25-48 days. Every time I think they've regulated after a couple normal length cycles, a long cycle pops up. I've NEVER been this irregular, even as a teenager I was incredibly regular. I'm only 34, so pre-menopause is highly unlikely.

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Sorry you’re experiencing this. Have you investigated toxin detox?

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My son’s girlfriend complained over a year ago, after being required to get the vaccine due to being in healthcare (and not reading el gato), about heavy bleeding, so now I know why. I will ask if if is still ongoing.

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In addition to direct impacts on sperm and menstruation, is it possible other kinds of vaccine injuries are playing a role? Spouses confined to wheelchairs (as seen in the NZ film “Silent No More”) will not get pregnant in the first place much less carry a baby to term.

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Pursuant to Conforama (Kingfisher) in the previous e-mail offering to rent me a television going forward, in the brave new world where we own nothing and are happy, can I rent out my unmodified and demonstrably efficacious sperm?

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We need to start a registry for our pureblood children to find suitably pure mates.

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Great idea. A dating site with registry.

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Thank your for you tireless efforts to identify the truth and call attention to it, gato!

Besides the 1% "essential psychopaths" at the top of this pathocratic regime, we have another 5-15% ("experts") who've thrown their lot in with the poisoning regime for spoils and status. As the more and more truth leaks out, I see some of those who notice (like Drs. Campbell and Malhotra) break ranks with the lie formation. I pray my extended family breaks ranks with the phalanx of lies before all our fertility is destroyed. Articles like this help.

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At some point we will be clamoring for an anti-vaccine certificate to prove we never got the fucking thing.

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actually, they'll "need" to develop a host of "mRNA vaxxines" to treat the side effects of their C0VId vaxxine.

they will now have billions of customers for life.

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Fantastic, but devastating, analysis.

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Perhaps the injections are working as they were intended?

Perhaps that's why the so-called health systems are silent?

Do you really still think this can be explained by greed, hubris, incompetence, and CYA?

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