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PERRIN LOVETT

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PERRIN LOVETT

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“UNSCHOOLED” Review Preview

02 Tuesday Jun 2020

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education, homeschool, Kerry McDonald, Unschooled

I’m making my way through Kerry McDonald’s UNSCHOOLED (2019), reading it in conjunction with an older book which features a similar assessment of the failed public “schools.” I’ve read about unschooling before, though not in the detail McDonald goes into. It’s excellent and I recommend it only three chapters in.

The concept is like the Sudbury School model, but at home – self-directed learning. It’s one of those things that is so easy and yet so counter to what we’ve all been lied to about that it’s hard to fathom that it works. But it most assuredly does. More soon.

Happy Tenth Birthday, Piedmont Chronicles!

01 Monday Jun 2020

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10 tens, Marshall McCart, The Piedmont Chronicles, TPC

What an accomplishment by and for my old pal Marshall “M.B.” McCart! A ten-year anniversary on the web is a major milestone. So, I thought we’d have some cake to celebrate.

Er, the store being closed due to [THE VIRUS/RIOTS/ETC], the TPC logo will do:

To give you an idea of the heady company this digital paper of excellence keeps, I keep her bookmarked under “Daily News,” right between the tabs for the Wall Street Journal and the Unz Review. Stout.

It’s been my honor to contribute my brand of national affairs craziness – and I got a heckuva article for this week(!) – for over two years now. Heck, I was honored with the invite. What I’ve said before, and I say again, is that my rants aside, TPC is the quintessential local/regional paper. Old MB and the whole gang maintain a devotion to Covington and Newton County, Georgia that is the stuff of envy and awe. And, they have the firepower reach out far beyond anything their competition might cover.

Happy Birthday, TPC, and congratulations, Marshall, Da, Kayla, Bess, the Professor, and Mary Ann!

Speaking of MB, here’s the good news in his own words:

TPC Turns Ten Today!



*Ed. note: always avoid alliteration.

Happy Birthday to You 
Happy Birthday to You 
Happy Birthday, Dear Piedmont Chronicles
Happy Birthday to You

Wow, ten years. Hard to believe.

It doesn’t seem that long ago in some ways & in others it feels like an eternity. It’s funny how time can twist & change before your very eyes like that.

In June of 2010 I was about halfway through a 3 & 1/2 year stint of writing a print column for About Covington to Madison magazine (I would later write a few more columns for the next Publisher). These pieces were mainly about local history & lore, the occasional profile piece, local events & happenings, human interest stuff & even the rare foray into fiction.

While my first print piece was published in Winter of 2009, it wasn’t until about a year & a half later (June 1), when I first set up a weblog on a site called Blogger. I’d decided to do this because my monthly columns ended up being kind of popular & I had several folks ask me how they could get a copy. So, after having experimented with a political blog over the previous few years, I decided to set up a page where I could publish these writings on the world wide web.

On that first day, June 1 of 2010, I posted TPC’s first four pieces,  a multi-part installment on the 1921 John Williams peon murders – a horrible, dark chapter of our area’s history.

For its first couple of years, the online edition of TPC was pretty much strictly for publishing those columns from the aforementioned print publication. Later, especially after I retired the column (the first time) in the summer of 2012, I started to add additional content to The Chronicles.

During these early days, the site probably averaged about a post a month still mainly dealing with just local history, places & events.

It wasn’t until March of 2015 that the vision of what would truly become TPC first came into existence. It just felt right, needed even. And as the year progressed that feeling only became reinforced. It was a busy fall & winter road into 2016, and TPC was there to give it the REAL Story at every turn.

2015 was also very important as it saw its first contributing writer, J. Ellis “Da” Millsaps. This publication would not have become what it would later become if this hadn’t have happened. There’s a reason why Da is the Editor Emeritus of this publication. His friendship, counsel & wisdom is much appreciated.

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2016 & 2017 continued on much the same arc as the previous year where we were averaging more like a post a week instead of one a month while breaking some big stories & providing some excellent pieces.

It was in 2018 that the die was truly cast, however, as local advertising campaigns were begun & a goal was set of averaging more like one post a day (though we’ve never quite gotten there). It was also in this year that the final, vital piece of the puzzle – the rest of our regular contributing staff – came together. First was my old Terry College (UGA) compatriot, Perrin Lovett, giving us a glimpse of affairs national like no other & then our two wonderful women – Kayla Leasure & Bess Tuggle –  bringing their wealth of talents to the writings of The Chronicles, as well as helping to shape the direction & essence thereof.

And last but not least, the true key to all of this:

You, Dear Reader.

Thank you so much.

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Here’s to the next 10 years!

With a full heart filled of gratitude & love,

Marshall B. “MB” McCart 

 

About the Riots – from TPC

29 Friday May 2020

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Minnesota: From Lockdown To Burndown

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Congratulations To The Class Of COVID-19

 

Ah, another major rewrite in the interests of providing up-to-date coverage of more current events. This column was originally drafted early, as the secondary title suggests, as a commencement address of sorts to the Corona’d Class of Twenty. I had some good wishes and advice in-store, which honestly, would have been largely ignored. (At eighteen I would not have followed most of what I wrote). Anyway, other things happened and are still unfolding. I’ll hold the graduation thoughts for another time, minus a few cogent points, below, and this: Congratulations, kids! We’re proud of you.

You might have heard about some unpleasantness in the Twin Cities and that such was spreading into other areas and states. Let’s discuss that with a little background:

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Flatlining Summer School

27 Wednesday May 2020

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child abuse, education, failure, Fort Worth, schools, summer school, Texas

With all the hoax excitement, I forgot about summer school in Amerika. The educrats at the Fort Worth, Texas ISD (which must stand for Intentional Student Dismantlers?) did not.

A total of about 300 students are expected across the four locations.

Most of them are bilingual, or English as a second language students, who the district determined would benefit from a learning environment difficult to create outside of the classroom.

“The parents wanted to consider that,” said district spokesman Clint Bond. “And most of our elementary students we don’t do a one to one device with them, in other words, a computer or chrome book or a hot spot.”

Some special education students are also expected to attend summer sessions.

The Texas Education Agency has listed all of those student groups as children that districts may consider prioritizing the availability of on-campus summer programs.

The students will be in classrooms at C.C. Moss Elementary, Westcreek Elementary, Seminary Hills Elementary and Western Hills Elementary.

Middle school and high school students taking summer classes, either for assistance with a subject or to get ahead for next year, will continue to study virtually.

“[A] learning environment difficult to create outside of the classroom…” I’ll say. It’s hard to replicate the hell of a cellblock outside the prison walls. When I see these stories, generally knowing nothing about the specific schools, I just get these feelings. Then, I check. What do the four (bolded) elementary schools all have in common? They are complete and total failures – as measured by the education racket itself. Have a look:

C.C. Moss;

Westcreek;

Seminary Hills;

Western Hills.

Failure, failure, failure, and failure. Each one is in the bottom ten percent of all elementary schools in TX. The “Statewide Performance” charts say it all. There is NO performance. All the listed charts say things, none of them good. Under the “Students” tab, one finds historical demographic shifting of the kind present in or coming to most school districts nationwide.

Summer schooling is generally different than that of the regular year – and generally no better. These student groups are different too. But they all deserve better. And, doing absolutely nothing – as has been the case in Texas for the past two months – would be better.

The Fort Worth ISD ranks 802nd out of 979 districts in the state. It has a number of magnet schools, which rank reasonably well, though there are fewer of those special institutions than alternative (jail) schools. The rest of them, where that virtual learning does not happen, redefine “disgraceful.”

The ISD has about 84,000 inmates. Two percent of them probably receive a nominal education. Anyone who would send a child into such an environment is an abuser.

Breaking The Hammer: Fables Of The Paper Eagle – From TPC

26 Tuesday May 2020

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Breaking The Hammer: Fables Of The Paper Eagle

Greetings! Another week and more affairs, some pertaining to the wider world, in that uniquely American way. Those of you who spent the weekend fellating the current “heroes” probably won’t understand or like the following. Tough. However, I’m proud to say that you might be compensated when a “hero” visits you in person before too long – gun in one hand, syringe in the other!

There’s so much happening with homeschooling and the death of the public schools that I almost ran with that. (Dead schools, dead horse, I know). But, the CDC has effectively recommended disbanding the “schools.” For once, I agree with the CDC!

Also, I had to alter this column slightly when some brand new (decades-old) news broke over the weekend. I did so. Sometimes it’s hard to write a national affairs column about a nation that died around the time I was born – at least, with a straight face. While the original main body, below, concerns the ongoing collapse of the US Empire overseas, there is a domestic story to tell first.

Back in 1969, the residents of Tribeca noticed a new construction site at 33 Thomas Street, a phenomenon not unheard of in Manhattan. By 1974, the new building was finished and open for business; an ugly 33-story tower at home among many others. This one was different. People noticed, though for years they said nothing, that the building had no windows. Blank concrete walls rose to the sky, topped by a bunch of antennas. After initially accepting the cover story that the odd structure was only an AT&T transfer station – which it was and is, in part – the truth emerged: it was (and is) also an NSA listening post.

I know, I know, the blind homers of C-town don’t care ‘bout no Yankee city. And you don’t have to, a similar post in downtown Atlanta being much closer. While they still serve various purposes, these facilities have become somewhat obsolete – being replaced by those personal spy devices that you’re reading this on at the moment.

The NSA itself, born in 1952 out of other nefarious government programs, was long the subject of controversy – not about what it did, but rather, about the tin-foil nuts who suggested it was real. As recently as thirty years ago, the existence of the agency was deemed a crank conspiracy theory. (I’ve come to accept “conspiracy theory” as synonymous with “hard fact.”) As the years passed, other programs were mentioned: Carnivore, Echelon, DCS1000, Boundless Informant, Galileo, FISA, etc. I remember discussing some of these, back in the day, with MB – back when we thought something bad was going to happen to America. Ah, the naivety of youth.

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Rough Schooling In South Korea

24 Sunday May 2020

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Seniors at South Korean high schools returned to the physical classrooms after a months-long hoax-cation. These students stand above their American counterparts in all academic areas. Look at the picture in the linked article. First, they look like students, like adults – the men wear ties like American men did seventy years ago. Notice the obvious proper body proportions, like we had seventy years ago. They seem to lack something in that room deemed ultra-critical by the charlatans who ruined America’s schools and culture, something we did without seventy years ago.

As for the hoax, they’re all wearing fear masks, some have wipes, one boy handles a plastic something-or-another, and all of them are behind plastic shields (like the foreign kids I TPC’d a few weeks ago). And yet some of them are still catching mild cases of the cold! If serious, hygienic, and intelligent Korean students can’t social-distance the hoax away, then what chance have slovenly, dull-witted, careless Amerikans?

[Note to Koreans: DO NOT become Amerikans in 70 years!]

A real school system in a functioning country implemented all the hysteria-based craziness and still can’t escape the hoax. Child abuse victims in the Empire’s “schools” have no chance. These institutions are a plague in and of themselves. Keep them closed forever.

“Blocking” the Blog

23 Saturday May 2020

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Thanks, WordPress, for the blocks and all. Yes, I use the commercial side and know all about them. Another step towards the infantilization of everything and something else to undo or backdoor around. No typewriter ever bothered any author with a pop-up.

Olympia, Olivetti, Hermes, Underwood – so many choices.

The CFF 2020 Too Early Football Preview Spectacular! – From TPC!

19 Tuesday May 2020

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The CFF 2020 Too Early Football Preview Spectacular!

IT’S TIME! for something seriously fun which affects all of us. As Amerikan as Korean baseball, football is much more important than some other things. I have high hopes this column posts sometime before August.

Are you – hang on, how would that sound, drunk, and through an N-95? War Mu Rebby Por Dum Uuubaaaaaaaahhhh??????!!!!!!!!!!!

It may not be ready for you. This season, the NFL may become formally known as the National Fanless League. In place of real obese and gaudily-attired fans in the stands, the masters just might give us the CGI facsimile. All things being unequal, this could be an improvement for the Falcons. For funsies, the computer nerds could liven things up by inserting a digital Jabba The Hutt lounging lower level on the fifty or maybe floating mega-COVIDs darting in and around plays. Facemask penalty! Get it?

Without fans, will cheerleaders be needed? If so, might they be rendered digital cartoons of some kind? This sportswriter wonders if player fear-masks might feature a “pink puppy” design in honor of National Breast Month. I figure the season will be cut short during the middle of the Komen Kon anyway. Second wave, etc. 

The Georgia Faithful surely remember standout Deandre Baker, a legend who now plays for one of those pro teams nobody cares about. He might not mask up at all, a victim of a house party gone wrong in Miramar, Florida. The worst news, really. Now, the best:

BULLDAWG NATION —– THIS IS THE YEAR!!!!!!

At long last, this will be the season that the annual meeting of the UGA Next Year Club will be held via Zoom. I figure that, if the season even starts, it will end 4 and 2, with the telethon to happen on or around Tuesday, October the 13th. It’ll be like the union of also-rans who proudly disclaim 2/3rds of their national championships with a technology built more for porn hacking than for conferencing. I’m excited.

Well, that’s all for today! If you’re in the mood for something utterly trivial, like the possible origins and purposes of the Hoax of 2020, consider clicking HERE.

FROM TPC

How It Might Have Happened: Just A Theory

19 Tuesday May 2020

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a theory, biowarfare, China, Coronavirus, deception, hoax, international affairs, Iran, Israel, lies, politics, The Empire, War

How It Might Have Happened: A Theory

Since The Hoax started, I’ve openly and mockingly derided the hoax as a hoax. This being the age of post-literacy, I’m constantly “corrected” by such bland thoughtlessness as, “Well, ACK-CHUUUALLY, it’s clearly a real thing! For you to imply that this is fake, it seems like you don’t know what you’re talking about. The virus is obviously real and really killing everyone.” (The correction comes as often from the well-meaning types as from the ignorant know-it-alls). They’re all of them wrong, wrong, wrong, and wrong.  

First of all, get a Gott verdammt dictionary! “Hoax,” as I explained several posts ago, doesn’t mean “fake.” It means something done for malicious purposes. “Something done” implies something real. The underlying thing, in this case, a second-rate cold bug, may not be terribly effective. It’s the malicious purposes that make trouble.

The intelligence community, the military, the banksters, and the elites knew about this hoax last year – probably around the time they were putting it into malicious action. Early in the year, while wading through more ordinary lies and bullshit, the people were informed that a supervirus had emerged from a “wet” market in Wuhan, likely from the consumption of raw bats. As literally bat shit crazy as this excuse was, and even as it was completely disproved, it was believed by the masses and endlessly repeated by the useless politicians and their lapdog media. Someone pointed out that Wuhan is home to a high-level biowarfare laboratory. The suggestion was made, and ran with, that the Chinese accidentally released the monster. Accidentally gave way to intentionally. War was hinted at. Now, shills like Peter Navarro openly say we’re at war with China. We might be, though not in the way the liars suggest.

What if the dreaded, yet remarkably unserious COVID-19 was not released by China, but against and on China? China, and Iran? Here’s my theory, which makes as much or more sense than anything else floating around. By the way, consult with the dictionary about the meaning of “theory.” I do not know exactly what happened. All I know is that the government, having lied about everything for the past 160 years, cannot be trusted. What I’m about to hypothecate is just as likely to be true as anything they’ve poured out. And I don’t have WMDs, Tower Seven, the Curse of ‘65, The Gulf of Tonkin, Pearl Harbor, withholding, the 19th Amendment, the income tax, the Federal Reserve, etc. holding down my average.

There’s also the thing about the US government, other governments, and corporate and NGO elites having A LOT of prescience knowledge about the bug before it ever made the news. How did they know?

I’m not the only one with a version of this theory. There’s Vox Day and Ron Unz, among others. Very good company. And, like them, I do not presume to know or understand everything. Alternative causation is frequently wrong or misattributed. But just as frequently, it is more accurate than the official story. 

Here’s the theory, in a semi-narrative form:

In Frederick, Maryland, the US Army maintains a quaint little post called Fort Detrick. It was long home to the Empire’s biowarfare development center. It probably still is; they’ve just changed the name. Take your pick: USAMRMC or USAMRIID. They’re not exactly the same thing but they work on similar research and they’re located together. 

For grins and giggles, let’s assume – because this is, again, a theory – that at Detrick, they keep some viruses handy. Maybe one of them was of the Corona family. One may trust the military to keep dangerous diseases every bit as safe as they did the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. 

Now, call it the Deep State, call it the CIA and Mossad, Illuminati, NWO, or any name you like because globalism is a really big and far-reaching operation – suppose that someone spirited one of those viruses out of the lab. Or some other lab somewhere. What then? Then, they give it to their counterparts in Wuhan, right? Maybe. Or, maybe not. My theory ponders whether the bug didn’t first travel up the East Coast to Boston. News broke in January that the FBI arrested Harvard professor Charles Lieber along with two Chinese nationals. Note that the charges do not specify biowarfare. He was charged with shady reporting of his multiple interests and benefactors. But there was a rumor that one of the Chinese arrestees – or another person – had discretely made off with a vial of … something. 

We can stop right here, if we trust the self-appointed “fact-checkers,” as they’ve preemptively ruled out my theory. I do not trust them, therefore I will proceed.

Despite being arrested and held on a million-dollar bond, Lieber’s faculty page was still operational mid-May. Harvard boasts of Lieber:

… At Harvard, Lieber has pioneered the synthesis of a broad range of nanoscale materials, the characterization of the unique physical properties of these materials and the development of methods of hierarchical assembly of nanoscale wires, together with the demonstration of applications of these materials in nanoelectronics, nanocomputing, biological and chemical sensing, neurobiology and nanophotonics.

Lieber has also developed and applied a new chemically sensitive microscopy for probing organic and biological materials at nanometer to molecular scales. …

All things to be proud of, those. In fact, his very name means “beloved” in Yiddish. By the way, some of his benefactors included the NIH and the DOD – to the tune of some $15 Million. He also did business with China and perhaps other countries.

Might this be the man to tinker with something very small, like a virus? And the tinkering need not have involved anything as sophisticated as Lieber’s ordinary work nor CRISPR technology. Sometimes, as dog people can tell you, old-fashioned cross-breeding goes a long way. The smallest twist to part of an organism that regularly mutates on its own and – voila! – a slightly more dangerous, and novel virus, perhaps of the Corona family. 

Maybe he did nothing of the kind and is, in fact, innocent of all charges and suspicions. Let’s assume for sake of exploration – theory, again – that something of the kind did happen. A new, modified disease was born and then removed from the university by someone. Who? This is, again, a working, guessing theory, but we’re not likely to get real answers, at least anytime soon. Lieber’s case, 1:20-mj-02158, District Court, D. Mass, was sealed (why?), then unsealed (okay), and then partially resealed (why?). My guess as to the “why” has to do with a nebulous assertion of national security. And, honestly, I’m surprised he’s still in the country. I would not be surprised if the case was closed pursuant to some extra-judicial settlement (also sealed) and that Lieber later turned up, working in another country, like Israel. He and his associates may or may not be agents of Mossad. Or of the CIA. Or of China. We don’t know anything except that there’s a smell. There is also the viable concept of the patsy.

Moving on, theoretically, let’s assume that whoever stole the modified virus wanted to get it out of American jurisdiction as fast as possible. The closest foreign country to Boston is Canada. Again, some rumors have swirled that the next stop could have been Winnipeg, home to Canada’s only CL4 bio lab and home to some rumors about more Chinese activities. Note: the “fact-checkers” have covered this too, which lends additional credibility to that which they allegedly disproved. It could have also gone to Vancouver. Or, to both. It’s also possible that it could have then traveled – the little bug got around – to Hawaii, North Korea, and/or Japan.

Somewhere along the way, I suppose it could have been handed off to another party, probably someone from the CIA or the Pentagon, some useful member of the Deep State. That someone either took it directly to China or handed it off to yet another person for transport to the 2019 CISM Military World Games in Wuhan. Wuhan is, of course, home to the Wuhan Institute of Virology, another top-level dangerous disease research facility. This scenario, by the way, has occurred to the Chinese. (Yeah. “Fact-checkers” on that too).

So, if all of the foregoing happened, in some manner, then what? I theorize that a member of the US game delegation could have handed off the bug to a mole in China who worked in the Wuhan Institute or who had access thereto. From there, it was a matter of two things: one, releasing the virus in Wuhan (maybe at the bat emporium), and; two, having someone forward a sample clandestinely to Iran. 

Even most Americans are aware that something happened in Wuhan, rapidly spreading to South Korea and the rest of the world. Fewer know that Iran suffered an early, and very politically-damaging outbreak as well. The disease hit the Iranian elite especially hard. Part of my theory suggests that, pursuant to scheduled arms or technical advisement missions, the mole or another agent of the agenda spread the virus to the high-level Iranian leadership. From China and Iran, it literally went viral, as you might have heard. You’ve probably heard much else in the way of hype and nonsense.

As I wrote recently, this virus, like most of its kind, is terribly ineffective – both as a weapon and in the more general sense. It appears contagious, but not, in and of itself, terribly deadly. The vast majority of “victims” never know they have it and recover unaided. Thus, certain interested parties have had to move statistical mountains in order to re-code other ailments as COVID-related. There’s been a level of fear-mongering like the world has never witnessed before. If the bug failed, the PR campaign succeeded.

Okay, who would do this, if in fact something was done? It’s possible this could have been China’s secret military gift to the world, but I doubt it. They’re ascendant, reclusive, and rather civilized. It would not be in their interest to anger all other nations. But, it might be in the interests of the US Empire and/or Israel and/or the worldwide diaspora and/or other globalist factions. It might be something else, possibly even something natural. It might be – again, just bouncing plausible ideas here.

Let’s start with the Empire, the easier part: this could have been an easy way to strike at two nations the Deep State hates and fears, at the same time, and with few traces of underlying malice. Think this impossible? Consider that, as a separate class operating within but also without (no loyalty) the US political machinery, these types will do anything to advance their selfish causes. As an entity, the Empire is the organism that saw fit to drop an atomic bomb on a church. Anything is possible when one deals with demons.

The Israeli and/or diaspora angle is a little harder to fathom, though as many know, both often work together and/or in tandem with the Empire. My guess is that this was a way to do several things. It could have been revenge on China for their denial of The Great Leap (look it up). Targeting Iran is ever an objective. These would be a relatively easy sell to certain parties within the Imperial bureaucracy. There’s more to consider.

First, are the interests of the diaspora and the Israeli nationalists aligned here? We don’t know. Sometimes they are. Sometimes they’re diametrically opposed. That’s why I resorted to the “and/or.” The Great Leap and its failure deeply concern certain elites outside of Israel. They frequently hold influence yet lack power of the sort needed to pull off such a revenge attack. The Israelis, especially in concert with the Empire, have the power though they might lack the motivation – even as to Iran. It could be both factions operating together. It might be the diaspora along with the Empire. It could also be a direct Mossad involvement, as revenge, because Israel had a vested interest in the Leap for no other reason than to keep the diaspora from coming to Israel. We do not know. We do know there was a boomerang effect, blowback.

My guess is that the global ramifications were anticipated, calculated, and even desired. These people are wicked, not stupid. They knew that fifty years of relentless globalization would send the virus to Italy, Brazil, Israel, Russia, Europe, and the US. They counted on it.

In addition to the nominal, temporary weakening of China and Iran, with the ability to attribute false blame to them, here are a few side benefits (in brief, to move this along):

  • Extremely convenient cover for the pre-existing collapse of the financial (sorcery) economy;
  • A chance to gauge the willingness of the public to tolerate (or even demand) further tyranny on a scale never seen in history – boy, the people haven’t disappointed;
  • The effective, if temporary, end of organized Christianity;
  • Extended reliance on the government for basic necessities;
  • The near-future ability to instill further panic and/or foist God-knows-what on the people with a “vaccine,” the “Gates” agenda and all;
  • Excuse for more war (which could be heating up even now);
  • Etc, Etc, Etc…

Yes, there have been detrimental side effects. For instance, even the low-wattage bulbs begin to sense something is amiss with the public school system. Risks they were willing to take, I suppose. The potential for war, both in distant lands and seas along with the variety uncomfortably close to home, should be of grave concern to Americans. A first strike rather eliminates moral high ground. Then again, any outfit that bombs churches and murders 62 million of its own children never had anything resembling morality. It is more pressing for a rapidly fading power faced with a potential enemy that its own tests and games say cannot be beaten. War should be a concern of the people (as they’ll be asked or forced to participate), but since Fox and CNN haven’t started pounding the drums, it really isn’t. Yet.

And finally, nearing press time, there’s this news from abroad: The new Chinese envoy to Israel was found dead at his home, from “natural causes.” This may be the case. Then again, just how many coincidences are they allowed under any theory?

That my theory, one of them, for now. There is, at present, no way to know for certain what is happening. Only trust that whatever the mainstream narrative is (and, yes, it changes daily), it is a lie and a deception. I’m sure you disagree with the foregoing at intervals. That’s fine so long as you’re thinking about this and not parroting the foolish idiocy from cabal propaganda. I understand that much of this is beyond some people’s ability to grasp. They are, most of them, currently wearing ill-fitting masks to protect against the bug, even as those masks have been demonstrated to be both ineffective and even inherently dangerous. To the extent they consider outside possibilities, they usually jump straight to the lizard people. Honestly, I don’t write for them. 

And, I am sick of writing about the virus, the hoax, the fallout and covers, and everything else that goes with it. It is my great hope that these might be some of my last words on the matter. Right or wrong, I can’t change any of it. Neither can you. We can’t fix it, all of it, but remember that we didn’t cause it. We don’t have to perpetuate or facilitate it. 

BELATED UPDATE: Dr. Lieber was convicted by a jury and will allegedly be sentenced in January of 2023.

Souffrir Les Enfants

18 Monday May 2020

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Last Friday at TPC here, I included the “French way” towards re-opening the schools. Maybe that’s not such a good idea.

Youngsters were assigned dystopian one-child “play squares” at a French school trying to figure out how to maintain social distancing as the national coronavirus lockdown eases.

Just keeping them safe at recess. Sure. I had thought the French schools superior to what passes for educational institutions in America (they are, what isn’t?). They teach critical thinking, demand real learning, have two-hour lunches, and the high schools are usually open campuses – the way American schools were before the collapse. But, this…

It looks the same as any retail store in the US. But these are kids, so it is dystopian – they don’t have the free choice and all. I’d expect this for your kids in the fall. Homeschool or “play squares.” Who am I kidding? What’s left of recess and PE in the US is probably already a casualty. Just homeschool. That’s école à la maison ou mourir.

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