>>18116387

This might be a different perspective than some, but unless I was in another country with even poorer infrastructure than the US currently, I would not sweat the World Bank's predictions, especially since by the time the "World Bank" discusses it, it has already been on the ground reality for some time.

As a Christian and outspoken and active pro-lifer I have experienced significant persecution under the current "system". I am looking forward to being out of it, provided that what follows is based on God's principles rather than those of man or demon.

I am open to a "reset" if it is God's reset.

The current obvious instability in the "system" can be an opportunity. I am hoping I will no longer be disenfranchised from participating in many aspects of society.

Just an example of "system" insanity. The library: 1. Collects data to be able to affect your credit score for "late books" (how about for "wrongthink"?)! 2. Workers take donated conservative magazines and rips them up. 3. Has to have state determine that materials that are inappropriate for children should not be unilaterally presented to them!

You get my point.

>>18116432

My mail account was down for a week or more, I think. Just got it back a little while ago.

https://twitter.com/AlexBerenson/status/1612814320777449474?cxt=HHwWhMDS6YyF7-EsAAAA

I didn't see much if any new information, but Alex Berenson just released a whole Twitter thread from the information that has already dropped.

>>18116586

>There are several factors at play here, including a rising share of the population that is vaccinated, waning immune protection and low uptake of boosters, and changes in immunity among the unvaccinated. New variants combined with a reduction in masking and other non-pharmaceutical interventions may also lead to more transmission, which can in turn lead to more deaths.

Do you believe this? It's almost complete hogwash.

>>18116638

I can't comment on you being crazy or not for obvious reasons, but at least you appear to be rational if you question the "boosters".

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/01/huge-lead-author-peer-reviewed-research-re-examining-pfizer-moderna-mrna-vaccine-trials-calls-immediate-suspension-due-serious-adverse-events-video/

>>18116657

Whew. I thought for a moment you were a pharmaceutical rep with a "side hustle" on 8kun.

>>18116666

>Nothing, son, nothing.

Quads.

>>18116676

I think it could make the incongruities all the more apparent. When the "math" changes i.e.. the risk of admitting the problem goes down, while the risk of maintaining the narrative goes up then people will switch viewpoints right quick.

>>18116675

I think you know the answer to that or you wouldn't have asked.

>>18116687

> Penguins

Who are the Penguins, other than some birds Scavino posted and the name of a YT account posting footage of DC on a regular basis?

>>18115278 (pb) notable about Fisher-Price baby sleepers killing children with this linked article: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11617373/At-100-deaths-linked-recalled-Fisher-Price-sleeper.html

Not sure if you can see it in this cap, but one of the babies names was Ezra Overton. Overton.

I almost hesitated to mention this as it involves children, but I keep seeing "name coincidences" in a lot of stories.

Now that we are seeing what happened to doctors trying to tell the truth about COVID injections can we re-evaluate the work of Dr. Andrew Wakefield. Wake-field.

>>18116811

I think I dream more (at least recall improves) and I sleep better if I reduce EMFs where I sleep.

>>18116901

I was hesitant to question the stories of the babies, since a parent that really lost a child would be devastated. I did find it a very interesting coincidence to see not just the name "Overton" but "Ezra". Ezra Overton.

I don't have a good explanation for the phenomenon, but I see it a lot.

Your explanation did not occur to me, but it makes a bit of sense in a way. The "sleepers" is a funny name for the product. When I think of a baby "sleeper" I think of the clothing not what was pictured in the story, which I don't think was intended for sleep.