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sharpstuff wrote: Mon Nov 15, 2021 3:07 am Dear Flabbagasted, Just a thought. My first reaction regarding a 'slogan' was very simply 'Feel the Truth (or truths)'. It may sound pretentious but I really don't know (from the history of this site) what the original idea of the mug was.
The first CF mug was simply a tongue-in-cheek gift for Simon when I visited him in 2016. I had no intention of making an "official mug" and I still use expressions like "the 2021 mug" in a purely playful way. I make the mugs for personal use (but will gladly share the artwork if anyone is interested).

In other words, no rules. Suggestions are very welcome :)
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Nefilimp wrote: Mon Nov 15, 2021 9:54 am After some discussion I was allowed to put https://joeboentoe.nl/utopia on the website of my NGO...

I'd like to get some perspective on the subjects, the information etc. It is a work in progress you could say, I am still adding/removing/changing content and I am thinking about writing it a synopsis and linking it to the different subjects and giving them all their own page. What do you guys/girls think?
Honest effort! I like the spirit. I see you just added pictures for the topics since I viewed your web for the first time, nice.
I'm glad you mention taxes. That's two of us thinking along the same lines.

What I didn't like was scrolling up and down in order to read the articles laid out next to each other. I guess I have a small screen :blink:
Also, I saw a bunch of typos/errors there, two days ago. I wouldn't push the dietary advice. But that's just me. Good effort all in all!


What do the locals in Uganda think of the corona scam? Are they any less brainwashed than folks in the "developed" world?
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Hi sykkelmannen, thanks for your advice! I will keep the dietary advice in there since eating low carb / good fats / intermittent fasting has changed my life and it also shows a big problem regarding dietary advice of the governments and the health issues we have been witnessing in the years since.

I agree with you regarding the scrolling; I am thinking of changing the way I present this information. A much smaller introduction page with at the bottom a contact form and on that page a summary that includes the main topics that all get their dedicated page with more information and links to information on other websites.
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I would like to talk a little about language and the importance of using correct terminology.

My main thrust here is to insist that we talk about use the of certain expressions, especially in relation to present circumstances.

Like most sites we read many posters are still using certain terms which have no meaning as they are presented. I will discuss two most prevalent.

The use of the term ‘anti-vaxxers’ (or some-such) and
‘conspiracy theorists’.

The first term is redundant. If there are no ‘viruses’, for example, there can be no ‘vaccines’ (or inoculations which only has a wider ‘definition’). Therefore, its ‘anti’ form cannot exist. If we persist in using this term we are fitting the agenda placed before us. I would suggest using the word ‘injection’.

The second term is incorrect because (I have said before in other posts), both words are nouns. A noun cannot describe another noun as it is technically incorrect. There can only be a theory of a conspiracy. One can only say that there are theories of conspiracies.

Both words or expressions are created to describe certain people but that doesn’t make them real. They are conceived to give form to something that does not exist so that an agenda takes on a spatial form which can be manipulated in a physical dimension (i.e. actual people). Having done that, they can then herd them physically or mentally at their will.

The fact that these two terms, especially, are pervaded non-stop does not and cannot make them real expressions. We need to retain our integrity by not using them except in quotation marks or preferably not at all.

Be well.
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I found this piece recently during various researches which I found fascinating and incapsulates a great deal of what I have been writing about since my early teens. It might be placed in an appropriate thread but I have no idea which.

I find the date interesting…

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Universal Brotherhood Path – November 1901

THE ATOMIC THEORY — H. T. Edge

In view of the address of the President of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, Professor Rucker, at Glasgow, on Sept. 11th, it may be well to recapitulate some ideas on the Atomic Theory and the attitude of H. P. Blavatsky towards it.

The atomic theory may be described as an attempt to explain, systematize, and account for the properties of material substances, by supposing them to be made up of very small particles, masses, or elements, separated from one another by intervals.

This theory affords an admirable and satisfactory means of systematizing and explaining physical phenomena; but falls short when applied to the solution of ulterior problems as to the nature and structure of the material universe. Whether true or false, there is no doubt that the atomic theory is at least a most useful figment or convention in classifying and correlating physical phenomena; just as the geocentric system of astronomy suffices for the calculation of eclipses, or the symbol of an imaginary fourth dimension of space may serve as a model for instructive analogical inference. But, considered as a fact, the atomic theory shows itself to be self-contradictory and absurd.

Many scientists have come to recognize this, and Prof. Rucker, while admitting it freely, endeavors to maintain a middle ground between those who would reject the theory altogether and those who would adhere to it even in its most absurd extremes. He sees the failings of the theory but cannot bring himself to yield it up.

Let us compare some remarks from The Secret Doctrine with some from Prof. Rucker as reported in condensed form in the following:
THE SECRET DOCTRINE PROFESSOR RUCKER
There can be no possible conflict between the teachings of occult and so-called exact Science, where the conclusions of the latter are grounded on a substratum of unassailable fact. It is only when its more ardent exponents, overstepping the limits of observed phenomena in order to penetrate into the arcana of Being, attempt to wrench the formation of Kosmos and its living Forces from Spirit, and attribute all to blind matter, that the Occultists claim the right to dispute and call in question their theories. — I, iii, ch. 1 It is impossible to deny that, if the mere entry on the search for the concealed causes of physical phenomena is not a trespass on ground we have no right to explore, it is at all events the beginning of a dangerous journey.
The properties of matter, such as elasticity, expansibility, and even density, being functions of its atomic structure, cannot be predicated of the atoms themselves. Hence these atoms are not material. — I, ii, passim If it be true that the properties of matter are the product of an underlying machinery, that machinery cannot itself have the properties which it produces, and must, to that extent, at all events, differ from matter-in-bulk as it is directly presented to the senses.

The position which Prof. Rucker takes up, in his attempt to retain the atomic theory while admitting its inadequacy to explain ulterior problems, is not a very definite or easy one. He abandons the attempt to explain the deeper mysteries; but thinks that, since the atomic theory explains so much and is confirmed by so much inference from experiments, therefore it should be retained even in the face of our inability to picture the atoms and their properties. No better theory comes to hand, he says; and, though the atomic theory cannot be true when carried to a conclusion, it may nevertheless stand for some less fundamental fact immediately underlying observed phenomena. A few quotations will illustrate his position.

"The question at issue is whether the hypotheses which are at the base of the scientific theories now most generally accepted are to be regarded as accurate descriptions of the constitution of the universe around us, or merely as convenient fictions. From the practical point of view it is a matter of secondary importance whether our theories and assumptions are correct, if only they guide us to results which are in accord with facts. The whole fabric of scientific theory may be regarded merely as a gigantic 'aid to memory;' as a means for producing apparent order out of disorder by codifying the observed facts and laws in accordance with an artificial system, and thus arranging our knowledge under a comparatively small number of heads. The highest form of theory — it may be said — the widest kind of generalization, is that which has given up the attempt to form clear mental pictures of the constitution of matter, which expresses the facts and the laws by language and symbols which lead to results that are true, whatever be our view as to the real nature of the objects with which we deal . . . [But] the questions still force themselves upon us. Is matter what it seems to be? . . . Can we argue back from the direct impressions of our senses to things which we cannot directly perceive; from the phenomena displayed by matter to the constitution of matter itself? . . . whether we have any reason to believe that the sketch which science has already drawn is to some extent a copy, and not a mere diagram, of the truth."

"We may grant at once that the ultimate nature of things is, and must remain, unknown; but it does not follow that immediately below the complexities of the superficial phenomena which affect our senses there may not be a simpler machinery of the existence of which we can obtain evidence, indirect indeed, but conclusive ... It is recognized that an investigation into the proximate constitution of things may be useful and successful, even if their ultimate nature is beyond our ken. Now at what point must this analysis stop if we are to avoid crossing the boundary between fact and fiction?"

"[People] too often assume that there is no alternative between the opposing assertions that atoms and the ether are mere figments of the scientific imagination, or that, on the other hand, a mechanical theory of the atoms and of the ether, which is now confessedly imperfect, would, if it could be perfected, give us a full and adequate representation of the underlying realities. For my own part I believe that there is a via media."

"I have tried to show that, in spite of the tentative nature of some of our theories, in spite of many outstanding difficulties, the atomic theory unifies so many facts, simplifies so much that is complicated, that we have a right to insist — at all events till an equally intelligible rival hypothesis is produced — that the main structure of our theory is true; that atoms are not merely helps to puzzled mathematicians, but physical realities."

"If we can succeed in showing that, if the separate parts have a limited number of properties (different, it may be, from those of matter in bulk) the many and complicated properties of matter can, to a considerable extent, be explained as consequences of the constitution of these separate parts; we shall have succeeded in establishing, with regard to quantitative properties, a simplification similar to that which the chemist has established with regard to varieties of matter."

Now let us put our own case concisely. Modern physicists find themselves confronted with an irresolvable dilemma — the atomic theory must be true and yet it cannot be other than false. Some boldly accept one horn of the dilemma and ignore the logical and metaphysical absurdities of the theory. Others grasp the other horn and seek a new theory which shall obviate the dilemma. Here we have a professor trying to steer a middle course, and, by stretching (by means of qualified phrases) each horn a little way, to effect a junction which shall yield something like the circle of truth. But the dilemma is hopeless, because it comes from a fallacious point of view assumed by physicists. They have neglected to take into account the purely illusive, and phenomenal, and sensory nature of what they call "matter;" and, regarding it as a reality, they have ventured to transfer it and its properties beyond the sense-world into the subjective world, of imagination. When they scrutinize the world with the bodily senses, they are secure, for they are studying something which is real to those senses. But when they shut their eyes and think about "matter," they study what is merely a mind-picture and has no real existence. "Scientists have nothing to do with metaphysics," they say; "that we leave to the metaphysicians." But truth cannot be divided up in this way, and the results of the attempt to do so are such as we see.

What science calls "matter" is an appearance to the mind. Here let it be noted that we do not concur either with the objectivists who maintain that everything is external, or with the subjectivists who hold that all is subjective and phantasmal; but with the Secret Doctrine, which maintains that there is an objective reality which the mind cognizes in various ways — through the senses or otherwise. What science calls "matter" is the result of a sensuous cognition of this objective reality. It is this objective reality that H. P. Blavatsky speaks of when she says "Matter."

To use an illustration — the mind is an optical lantern, the screen is H. P. Blavatsky's matter, and the picture is the "matter" of science. Now we may examine that picture as much as we please; it is solid, objective, and self-consistent. If it is (for example) a map, it will serve admirably as an accurate guide. But, if we attempt to discover the mystery of its light and shade, and to isolate its colors, we shall fail ignominiously, unless we step behind and examine the lantern.

There is no other escape from this dilemma — that that which constitutes matter cannot be matter; in short, that the atoms cannot be matter. What then are they? Occult science answers "Mind," or rather, "living conscious beings." And we may claim, in Prof. Rucker's own words, that this theory "unifies so many facts, simplifies so much that is complicated, that we have a right to insist — at all events till an equally intelligent rival hypothesis is produced, etc."

We have shown briefly that no sane theory of the universe can be made so long as the theorizer starts from matter as his premise instead of from mind. We do not propose to enter into a description of the innumerable false conclusions and dilemmas arising from the logical elaboration of that false premise; that is a question of study, and we refer inquirers to The Secret Doctrine and to the authors quoted therein.

It may, however, be worth while in passing, to call attention to the false idea of "space" that obtains among physicists as a result of ignoring metaphysics. Spatial extension is an attribute of the appearance called "matter;" in fact, spatial extension is a characteristic due to the peculiarities of our sense-organs. Spatial extension cannot exist by itself. But physicists talk as if, when all matter was removed, there would remain an "extended space." Now it is evident that mere emptiness, nothingness, cannot be extended or have height, breadth, etc. What they really imagine, then, as "space," is simply a volume of gas or of ether, or a very large room. But, if all ideas of matter be excluded from the mind (no easy process), it will be seen that all ideas of distance, relative position, size, and the like, vanish also. So space is a thing which the imagination cannot picture, and is, in fact, a state of the mind when no object of cognition is present. Hence the scientific "space" is another illusion, and space as spoken of by H. P. Blavatsky has nought to do therewith.

It remains to say what we think ought to be done by physicists about their Atomic Theory. We might say: Keep it on as a "convenient fiction" so long as it will serve, and correct it from time to time in the light of future experiments; and never mind if you do eventually reach an atom so loaded with irreconcilable attributes that it would look better in a creed than in a theory. We might say this, did we not know that the materialistic theory of the universe has consequences far graver than merely to afford a subject for jests. For, profess what they may, scientists will overstep the limits of their domain and, from the motion of particles, attempt to infer laws to regulate man's life, hopes, and duties. Professor Rucker is a man of science of the best kind, and would never be found in the ranks of pessimism and denial of faith. But we leave him to determine whether his high ideals of duty and destiny are deducible from the axioms of physical science, or whether they spring from an inner and brighter light, whether his higher hopes and his scientific theories support one another readily, or whether they require much mutual adaptation; and what might be done in the world by other scientists not having the safeguard of a better intuition to direct their conduct. He may say that his faith and his moral ideals have nothing to do with his scientific opinions; and, if so, we at once cheerfully take issue with him on this very point. For, as far as we are concerned, the truth is one, man is one, the universe is one; nor can we forever tolerate the presence of an unexplored "buffer-state" between our spiritual and our "scientific" views. And, while there may be not a few people whose religion suffices for their simple needs, and whose modest desires and scientific pursuits do not tempt them and lead them astray; yet the world is growing and growing, and its overwhelming selfishness, impurity and greed, are more than a match for worn-out theological systems or for sciences that ignore the mind and the Soul.

For these reasons we look for a science that, like the "heathen" Minerva, shall be a goddess, beaming with light for humanity; that shall aim at showing men how to live nobly and happily; that shall see conscious life and intelligent mind pulsating through all nature; that shall speak of man as a Soul — not as a compound of "life," "chemical force," and "atoms." We shall learn all that we need to know about the physical universe, and much more than we know now. And we shall forget all these misconceptions and intellectual abortions that lend color to the deeds of those who prey on society.
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Thanks, sharpstuff. That was nice to read.
I looked up the exact source: Articles from Universal Brotherhood Path, VOLUME 16, Number 8 (November 1901), 457
I have never really dived into Blavatsky's theosophy. Probably because I have been told to be wary of it, just as you guys are saying to be wary of 9/11 dead-ends like "loose change", etc. But be that as it may, the spiritual labyrinth will likely be the next task to tackle once people wake up from this materialistic nightmare. My guess is that this will be the moment where a big bunch of secret society and mystery school people will crawl out of their hidden caves and present us with lots of "luring hogwash." The difficulty here lies in the lack of our knowledge/intelligence regarding these matters. It will not be as simple to reason out, as it has been with doctored photos or videos. But let that be a problem for the future. For now, we still have a Kindergarten of a humanity to come to reason again...
sharpstuff wrote: Sun Nov 21, 2021 9:06 am
H. T. Edge, THE ATOMIC THEORY (November 1901) wrote: But, considered as a fact, the atomic theory shows itself to be self-contradictory and absurd.
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[Rucker] abandons the attempt to explain the deeper mysteries; but thinks that, since the atomic theory explains so much and is confirmed by so much inference from experiments, therefore it should be retained even in the face of our inability to picture the atoms and their properties. No better theory comes to hand, he says
How can better theories come to hand if hardly anyone is willing to investigate alternative theories anymore? The current atomic model is taught as a fact in every school worldwide, and with our hectic world being what it is, only few find (or take) the time to privately research beyond their school's curriculum. These past years, if not decades, everyone was too busy either running away from fear or running towards money. And if you think about it, both of them are basically the same "ant mill" circus -- spiraling to death.


patrix wrote: Fri Nov 12, 2021 1:59 pm
Nefilimp wrote: Wed Nov 10, 2021 4:50 am Just thinking out loud here;

When the plan is to go to a one world government, the people must first lose faith in their own. Perhaps the death of children (and adults) when this experimental jab becomes widely known to be very lethal, revelations of bribery, governments & pharma not being liable, people fed up with years of lockdowns/curfews/businesses failing, depression at an all-time high: it can be the spark they will use to make the people revolt. Add a few crisis actors to the mix, the bought media pretending to take the side of the common man; hours of news items with sad piano and violin music while mothers talk about how their child died a gruesome death, stuttering politicians, pictures of them hiding or running away et voila; time to present their solution of global governance. Maybe it is still too soon, the spirit not yet broken enough.. But let's see.
I've been thinking along those lines as well Nefilimp. When the lies in the current system are uncovered it is brought down by creating as much chaos, suffering and death as possible, so that we'll accept the new one that is offered. WW2 can been seen as an example. After a horrifying war, the allied forces "liberated" the world, and a new system was gladly accepted. It doesn't take too much research and critical thinking though to understand that the same people that created WW2 also controlled the sides of the conflict.
Was there even any spirit to begin with? As I see it, most people actually WANT to go this route. Just as they prefer a cheap pizza over a more expensive fruit salad. Real change has its price and most people are not willing to pay it. So the easy route takes the win. People seem to have lost their sense for quality and don't know what is good for them anymore. The question is: will those who HAVE a spirit be inspiring enough for others to generate one as well? Will we be able to suffer any upcoming, necessary hardships in order to prevent a dystopian future of evil global governance?
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animus wrote: Tue Nov 30, 2021 12:24 pmWas there even any spirit to begin with? . . . Just as they prefer a cheap pizza over a more expensive fruit salad. Real change has its price and most people are not willing to pay it. So the easy route takes the win. People seem to have lost their sense for quality and don't know what is good for them anymore. The question is: will those who HAVE a spirit be inspiring enough for others to generate one as well? Will we be able to suffer any upcoming, necessary hardships in order to prevent a dystopian future of evil global governance?
This has been on my mind (at increasing insistence over time) for as long as I can remember since this started, especially your final two questions. Thank you for placing my thoughts out into the reality outside my head. Absolutely no one in my regular life can see (or refuse to see) the big picture, and therefore cannot see the gravity of it.

(The "conspiracy theory/theorist" term made into a pejorative did its work well—very well indeed.)
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sharpstuff wrote: Mon Dec 20, 2021 10:28 amI do not ‘celebrate’ Christmas or any other religious ceremonies
Christmas - the setting of the Christmas tree and the rest of it - is not a religious holiday. It can be celebrated religiously, but that does not belong to its essence. Easter, Pentecost, I think, are now a thing of the past, they can no longer be resurrected. But the 'Christ is born' is still a living symbol (in spite of any clerical businesses).
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Merry Winter Solstice!

I like the traditional Christmas greeting, but I figured I'd say a thing or two about the cosmological symbolism surrounding the season.
Flabbergasted wrote: Mon Dec 13, 2021 1:28 amCuriously, certain unlikely elements in these anecdotes actually suggest they were based on something other than sheer imagination.
Businesspeople may have turned Santa Claus (Saint Nicholas) into an advertising gimmick, but they hardly invented him. The fact that he comes from above, on a sleigh/sled, and enters the house at midnight through the chimney and the fireplace rather than through the door, in order to reward those who have been obedient (to God), or have left their footprint (stocking) by the fireplace, matches ancient traditions from different periods and places.

The fireplace (or hearth) is the center of the house, similar to the altar of the temple. The chimney (or simply the smoke) represents the axis of the world, around which all perishable things move in cycles. The chimney may also be viewed as the bridge or way connecting heaven and earth. The angels use this way to travel between the worlds. Thus, in French, chimney is cheminée, and way is chemin. The North Pole is none other than sattva.

So why does Santa come on 24 December, at midnight? Well, that´s when the astronomical tide turns. The date coincides with winter solstice (actually, the 21st), which is the darkest day and lowest point of the solar year. Midnight is the darkest hour of the day, so you could say it is a double low tide. This is when the white fish of the yin-yang symbol sticks its head out, when the delicate spark of life breaks the blackness of the long night, when the tender baby of truth and justice is reborn, breaking the shackles of the Nutwork. I know the date of Christmas was a matter of dispute among Christians before Pope Julius I established it in 331 AD, but the choice was certainly not made on a whim.

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In the Pantheon, the axis or chimney is invisible, with only a central hole (opaion or sun door) for the smoke to rise through.

Humanity could certainly use a turning of the tide...
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Dear all,

I wish you

A MERRY CRISIS AND A HAPPY NEW FEAR.

(Nah... only joking: don't worry - be happy. And let's keep on fighting & exposing the pathetic fearmongers of this planet. One fine day - and probably sooner than we may currently hope for - we shall all celebrate our victory against the pathetic forces of evil, greed and stupidity).
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Merry Christmas to all our members and readers. :)
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Growing up, I never felt more than a tenuous connection between my mother and I. Conversation was minimal and topics were hardly outside of present moment goings on (as I now can recollect at my current age of 60). I always "felt" a closer relationship with my father, even though he and I as well did not talk a whole lot. Dad passed seventeen years ago. Of course, as a child growing up, I didn't know that anything was amiss.

I had approximately monthly phone conversations with mother for the past two-plus years; I called her more frequently in past couple of months. Since March 2020, I had, on every call, passionately shouted at her about the urgency of knowing the truth of what our world's probable reality holds for our future. I explained to her what I knew in the ways that I knew how to at the time of each conversation. I told her to look certain things up on the Internet. I did not send any links to her by email—something in my being stopped me from doing just that with her. Nothing was ever met with any recognition of reality. It was always "her truth/reality" and "my truth/reality" which had never coincided. She remarked frequently about how she can't understand how I think or where do I get my (outlandish!) ideas. A couple calls ago, she insisted that she would never, and I mean never ever ever, change her mind about how she sees our shared situation (so I might as well stop trying). With a concept that I find simple to grasp, 'censorship'—I found that she couldn't utter even one sentence from her brain about that concept.

Last night, about ten hours ago. 'Do you think that there is an objective reality outside of your head, your psyche, my head, my psyche, outside of B's head, outside of J's head, . . . ' and around with that question. It is just TOO MUCH for her. She refused to answer. She refuses to talk about this. . . . How many calls did I say about her being stuck in her bubble and she admits she's HAPPY inside her bubble where everything is fine with her. How about the call where I couldn't stand to be with her anymore because she answered "Yes" and "Yes" to these two questions: If they tell you to take a shot every three months would you do that, and, Why, because they tell you to?

Sigh. Deep sigh.

Boost on, Mother. Merry Xmas to me.
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HonestlyNow wrote: Sat Dec 25, 2021 11:59 amIt is just TOO MUCH for her. She refused to answer. She refuses to talk about this ... Sigh. Deep sigh.
HonestlyNow, Nefilimp, Newsbender, animus and others: Thank you for sharing your experiences with red-pill/blue-pill tensions between close friends and relatives. Such accounts are of value to all truth seekers, despite the personal context.
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pov603 wrote: Sun Dec 26, 2021 10:52 am Merry Xmas everyone!
For those of you who know people that will not change them look to the following:
full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KPAC_3U174
Heheh, I have used the 'I have got neither the time nor the crayons to explain it to you' some months ago and the reaction was priceless! :lol:

Flabbergasted; you are most welcome! It is nice to have a place to share my experiences. I went through a tough time, some 10 years ago, where I thought I was the crazy or misinformed one. People telling me these symbols and numbers are all coincedence, no way they could keep a conspiracy hidden etc etc. In the world of misinformation I found CF and it basically helped me understand that it is much worse than I even thought and that I am not the only one seeing it. I have never been on a forum that has a balanced and mature discussion about subjects and I am very grateful for all of you people!
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A penpal of mine (and longtime CF reader) sent me the link to this article at Real Raw News...

Looks like the current US Surgeon General is just as 'real' as Covid itself -_-
Military: Biden’s Surgeon General is CGI

"The entity masquerading as the administration’s surgeon general, Vivek Murthy, is not a man but computer-generated imagery (CGI) superimposed on a dynamic algorithm that pushes a fictitious Covid narrative from some hidden crevice in Washington, D.C., said Lt. David Hoffer, a program analyst at U.S. Army Cyber Command Headquarters at Fort Gordon."
https://realrawnews.com/2022/01/militar ... al-is-cgi/
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I trust that all longtime CF readers will recall how we were laughed at back in the days - as we concluded that "Anders Behring Breivik" was a total CGI construct...

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