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To: jacquej

Exactly. I call smartphones electronic crack. When I was a kid we’d get on our bikes ride in the neighborhood with other kids, explore abandoned homes on ‘spooky’ properties, walk to the 7-11 store and stay outdoors until dinner.

Today we protect our kids from predators but allow Big Pharma to pump them full of vaccines when the efficacy of the vaccines is questionable.

The biggest ‘thing’ that has made modern living possible, as mentioned upthread, is modern sanitation and the toilet. Modern sewer systems significantly reduce or curtail diarrhoeal disease, intestinal worms, schistosomiasis, dysentery, cholera, typhoid fever, polio and trachoma without use nor need of a vaccine.

Modern sanitation also makes food more sanitary because it eliminates the use of sewage wastewater for agricultural purposes.

Modern sewer sanitary systems makes big city living possible and safe, also.

All this existed before the avalanche of vaccines.


316 posted on 07/02/2024 8:26:20 PM PDT by Sobieski at Kahlenberg Mtn. (All along the watchtower fortune favors the bold.)
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To: Sobieski at Kahlenberg Mtn.

Expansion of Chinese spy base in Cuba exposed in new satellite images

https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/china-cuba-suspected-spy-bases-da1d6ec9

Excerpt:

Images captured from space show the growth of Cuba’s electronic eavesdropping stations that are believed to be linked to China, including new construction at a previously unreported site about 70 miles from the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, according to a new report.

.....The concern about the stations, former officials and analysts say, is that China is using Cuba’s geographical proximity to the southeastern U.S. to scoop up sensitive electronic communications from American military bases, space-launch facilities, and military and commercial shipping.

Chinese facilities on the island “could also bolster China’s use of telecommunications networks to spy on U.S. citizens,” said Leland Lazarus, an expert on China-Latin America relations at Florida International University.

The White House and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence declined to comment.


317 posted on 07/02/2024 8:29:25 PM PDT by Sobieski at Kahlenberg Mtn. (All along the watchtower fortune favors the bold.)
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