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Berlin Nazis know how the propaganda game works.

Trump was lied to by shadow government officials, and he believed them.

There was no such thing as “Operation Warp Speed.”

They had the virus and vaccine on the shelf ten years before they released it.

They couldn’t get it approved because the test animals all died.

They did not tell Trump any of this.

New Zealand Government Data Suggests Alarming Pfizer Death Rate
BY J.R. BruningJ.R. BRUNING DECEMBER 1, 2023

BROWNSTONE » BROWNSTONE INSTITUTE ARTICLES » NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT DATA SUGGESTS ALARMING PFIZER DEATH RATE

A statistician has come forward with disturbing information that, if correct, will promote doubt on the safety of mRNA vaccination for decades into the future. The whistleblower was involved with building and implementing the New Zealand government database vaccine payment system, a ‘pay per dose system’ that would remit payments to vaccination providers.

In an interview with New Zealand journalist and lawyer Liz Gunn, and using a false name of Winston Smith, the statistician states that

“Science is all about being sceptical and curious at the same time. We shouldn’t be criticised for being sceptical, we shouldn’t be vilified for having a different opinion. We should be allowed to have that.

Smith explained by way of introduction ‘I’m not anti-vax. I helped build the vaccination system. But I am pro-choice and I do believe in [the] fundamental freedoms of humans, and that we should not have a procedure forced onto us because of a mandate just to keep our jobs. That is against everything I stand for. It is a huge overreach by the government.’

Smith’s work also involved data analysis. Smith had noticed discrepancies almost immediately the system went live with people dying within a week of being injected.

Looking at the government data, he ran a query to identify days when more than one hundred and twenty people died in New Zealand. Historic peaks above this level, as Smith demonstrates, are rare. This normal distribution of deaths at this level is only rarely exceeded on the occasional day, or for disaster events, such as the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, mosque shooting in 2017, or an unusually bad influenza season.

In the small country of New Zealand, daily mortality levels that exceed one hundred and twenty could plausibly be considered to be a signal of a disaster event that should trigger public discussion and controversy.

New Zealand had a highly unusual winter flu season in June-July 2019, and no days exceeded the harm-signal level in 2020.

Excerpted:
https://brownstone.org/articles/new-zealand-government-data-suggests-alarming-pfizer-death-rate/

Great work and a positive story!

Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing your story!

“Great news! Now they have letters with signatures of communist insiders.”

Mossad, now has a list of those in our government, who hate Israel, 24/7.

“Both the poor and rich are cutting back on spending, with 92% of Americans tightening their belts.”

My wife and I are in our 80’s and are not poor nor rich.

Since Biden became our resident, we have cut back on many things.

One of our heirs got our Honda Ridgeline, and we are down to
our 20 year old Lexus. We sold or gave away our many kayaks
and fishing boat/engine/trailer and other items being insured and their upkeep costs.

My wife isn’t going to a monthly expensive ladies lunch.

We seldom eat out or buy take home food.

Each week my wife checks the flyer for our grocery store. Usable items really on sale which can be stored or frozen are bought and stored.

Our monthly purchases at Costco take advantage of items with longer shelf life and really good prices.

With some basic home adaptations, our PGE bill has plunged and is constantly rated as an energy efficient home.

We have not “gone on vacation” for close to 3 years as the good nightly rates are now, 3+ times pre Covid.

Our few if/when needed new clothing items are bought from Costco or Amazon on sale.

Posting on FR qualifies you to to be on one or more lists.

Easy to get current posts, a history of postings as well as a Home Page.

Her actions aren’t just illegal, in this setting they amount to treason.

However, the DOJ and FBI are probably giving her congratulations right now.

6Jan/FBITreason

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Thanks for posting this.

I discovered Brownstone a few months ago, and it is my news wrap up in the morning.

The opeds like this one are incredible.

I don’t go there until about halfway through my second cup of freshly brewed coffee.

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About a year ago we replaced our old and small mailbox.

A relative, whose business is 100% on order and delivered to you, recommended getting the larger mailbox.

So we got the big one and had it installed.

We get in the mailbox deliveries from UPS and other delivery services via the postal system.

Most of our Amazon prime orders used to be here in 1-2 days.

Now it is often 3-5 days

Their smaller delivery vans have been replaced with an almost Bus sized delivery vehicle using an electric motor.

We still get a few weird deliveries at night.

“I am a senior that has sold my home downsized to a 1 bedroom one bath condo on a golf course lots of activities, lots of ducks and geese, AND no upkeep!”s

You sound like one of my younger cousins, he is only 81, and his wife is 80.

Both were college profs in snow belt cities in the winter and high humidity in the summer. Their joke re the good weather. It happened between labor day and Veterans day.

Both are avid golfers and played on highschool and college teams. Their brothers and sisters were also golfers and really bad freeloaders.

So, this cousin and his wife bought a small 1 BR condo on a Florida Key golf course. It has a small kitchen with a small gas stovetop and a microwave. He grills most dinners, and they often lunch at the club.

They don’t own a car and use a golf cart to go to the small store in the club house or to meetings.

Their grandkids ages 20-30+ are worse freeloaders than their parents. This keeps them away.

My cousin and his wife joke about publishing a book on how to live as seniors without your freeloading relatives.

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Wow!

Our Dads died of heart failure and/or MIs. shortly after they were 70.

Our mothers lived another 20-30 years. My mother had full mental status until her death. My wife’s mother is the one I discussed here.

We and our siblings are aging in place and doing okay for now.

It is horrible watching a parent fall ever deeper into dementia. Physically. My mother and father in law are healthy.

But mentally, there is nobody home upstairs.

1-5 years of watching a loved one lose it is tough.

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My MIL was a wonderful, smart and strong woman, and her dementia fooled my wife, her siblings and other relatives for over a year.

She spent about a month with us to have her carpal tunnel syndrome repaired.

My wife was still working, and I was the watcher and caretaker during my wifes day shifts as an RN.

Around my wife and her friends, she seemed great, alone and around me the dementia was taking over.

She really lost it after her wrist surgery. Again most of her losses were during the day while my wife was working.

My wife refused to use her great RN observation skills until the last couple of days, before her mother went home.

I tried to warn my wife’s brother and his wife, who was also an RN.

After about 3 days/nights back home and staying with her son and DIL, they woke up to reality. She was diagnosed by her FP and a neurologist as an elderly woman, with severe dementia and getting worse daily.

They were able to trade her 2 story home for a smaller one story home and get cash to help with the dementia expenses.

One day she got into her car and drove miles to take a driving test for seniors and aced it.

Then, she drove not to her current home but her previous home and her son had to come get her and her car.

Finally, they got her into a dementia/alzheimer’s nursing home. My wife got a call from her SIL telling her to come home to say goodbye to her mother.

My wife flew back and spent a couple of days/nights with her mother. Luckily one day her mother woke up to reality and had a great discussion with my wife for about an hour. Then she lost reality again.

My wife flew back to our west coast home, and her mother died shortly after.

We have seen a handful of people lose their mind totally with basically no warnings.

Cynical/jaded reality covers most of us.

The last few years of this decade has jaden us!

Poll of U.S. college students finds most blame Hamas for ...

NBC News
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Oct 17, 2023 — And by race, 58% of white college students, 47% of Latinos and 36% of Black college students believe Hamas deserves blame for the attack.

Thanks for posting this.

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