Depopulation
“You couldn’t find a hundred people in Washington D.C. who could meaningfully talk to you about disinformation in 2014. Now, of course, there’s a dozen of them in every room that you enter, because there’s so much money and so much government power behind it.”
Jacob Siegel is senior editor at Tablet Magazine, where he published “A Guide to Understanding the Hoax of the Century: Thirteen ways of looking at disinformation,” which documents the brave new information world we find ourselves in today.
“They’re claiming the right to all of it—that anything that goes through your mind is now something that needs to be policed for public safety and national security reasons,” says Mr. Siegel.
In this comprehensive two-part interview, we discuss how the concept of “disinformation” became a tool of deception, in which technocratic officials manufacture consensus and wage a “counterinsurgency”-style war on truth that has, according to Mr. Siegel, deranged our public discourse.
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Read MoreI find that attempting to put all the information together in such a way as to allow for the whole even to be benign or at least not wholly malevolent is impossible.
That’s because, as you’ve no doubt heard me say, I believe it is malevolent!
I too struggled early on, arguing “surely they must have known this!?” Etc.
Once I allowed for the possibility that all the bad things were intentional, I find all the rest falls into place. Obviously that alone doesn’t prove that it was intentional.
Some early clues to intentionality are the coordinated responses of scores of governments to the alleged pandemic: lockdowns, masking, mass testing of the well, the misapplication of PCR-based techniques to bulk testing of clinical samples, selective business & school closures, border restrictions etc.
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Read MoreOn the cusp of the new COVID-19 booster shot rollout, former BlackRock Portfolio Manager, Edward Dowd, gives Del a shocking update highlighting the colossal rise of excess deaths in children in the UK since the COVID vaccine was rolled out.
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Read MoreThere were 13,500 state-sanctioned assisted suicides in Canada in 2022, a projection anticipates in the run-up to the official release of statistics in July. SPUC says these latest figures should serve as “a wake-up call for the UK”, which is currently considering the legalisation of assisted suicide.
The Euthanasia Prevention Coalition has estimated that 13,500 assisted suicides took place in 2022 in Canada.
It has been reported that the province of Quebec saw a 51% surge in assisted suicides, with 3,663 such deaths being recorded in 2022 compared to 2,427 in 2021. 7% of all deaths in Quebec in 2022 were therefore state-sanctioned assisted suicides.
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Read MoreThis is one of the hardest videos to find. Been scrubbed from everywhere! From a u.n council assembly meeting in 2006 on chemtrails and what they’re doing!! SHARE the hell out of this !!
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Read MoreFood costs continue to rise faster than the headline inflation rate, Statistics Canada figures showed yesterday. Prices of the most basic family staples were running at 10 to 18 percent more year over year ahead of today’s Bank of Canada interest rate announcement.
“The data source is scanner data obtained directly from Canadian retailers,” StatsCan wrote in a note to its Monthly Average Retail Prices For Selected Products report. “Data provide a comprehensive electronic record of the transactions.”
Average checkout prices nationwide showed Canadians were paying five percent more for hamburger in July, from $10.64 to $11.19 per kilogram. The headline Consumer Price Index is 3.3 percent.
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Read MoreBill Gates has acquired 1.7 million shares of Anheuser-Busch Inbev through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation trust during the second quarter of this year. The billionaire may have made the investment on the hopes that the company can get past its Bud Light fiasco, or he may think its new brand image fits with his infamous reputation as an “office bully” and friend of Jeffrey Epstein.
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Read MoreResearchers from Canada and Australia have published a study predicting a remarkable one billion deaths from climate change over the next 100 years.
Citing a “scientific consensus,” the authors analyzed 180 studies on climate change and mortality, converging on a “1000-ton rule,” which means for every 1,000 tons of fossil fuel burned, a person dies.
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Read MoreThe Massachusetts Commission on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning Youth released a framework recommending the state change child abuse laws to include parents “withholding gender-affirming care.”
The 295-page report, which was released for the fiscal year 2024 (July 1, 2023 – June 30, 2024), encapsulates the commission’s view of how Massachusetts can “stand up and enshrine safety and freedom of the right to autonomy and queer joy.” While the report does not carry the force of law, the LGBTQ commission closely advises state government on “effective policies, programs, and resources for LGBTQ youth,” according to the website for the Official Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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