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"You can't go around pointing a gun in somebody's face."Actors, being a superstitious breed, perhaps shouldn't go around tempting fate.
UK Column was recently able to interview top French vaccine expert Professor Christian Perronne on the subject of Covid-19 vaccines. Professor Perronne is Head of the Medical Department at Raymond Poincaré Hospital in Garches, the teaching hospital for the University of Versailles-St Quentin near Paris. He was the University's Head of Department for Infectious and Tropical Diseases from 1994 onwards, but was fired from that position a few months ago. He is a Fellow of France's biomedical research centre of world standing, the Institut Pasteur, from which he graduated in bacteriology and virology and where he served as Deputy Director of the National Reference Centre for Tuberculosis and Mycobacteria until 1998.Please pass it around. I am now blocked from my local (NZ) blog for disseminating this and the Malone information above.
"So I was involved in the management of several epidemics and pandemics, with different governments, and when I saw how the epidemic was managed since February-March 2020, I was amazed. I saw that it was completely crazy. That’s why I spoke out in the media, but now I’m censored in the media." [Link]
Trust me, I'm an actor: Sean Penn says COVID-19 vaccinations should be mandatoryGet a good look at him, and ask yourself : Do you trust a deranged drunkard ?
A FLORIDA doctor died when he developed a rare blood disorder after receiving a Covid-19 vaccine, according to reports.[Link]
Just three days after he received the Pfizer vaccine, Dr. Gregory Michael, 56, of Miami Beach developed symptoms for immune thrombocytopenia, a rare blood disorder that stops the creation of platelets, which are necessary for clotting.
Look how many European athletes have fallen unconscious while in the field playing. Unfortunately, I read about them at RT and tried to find a link. No success. They never reveal their vaccination status. Yesterday, I read three so far. Completely unconscious.Famous darts player dies, still young.. As his death neared his hospital visits became many! Media is carefully SILENT about the Vaxx status of these unfortunates.
Back in the days, the guitarist was the one determined to team up with the others, providing the name and a well-defined musical physiognomy: ultimately the Rolling Stones would never exist without Brian Jones , who was part of the group for seven years, as a leader and a guide, before he was substituted by the couple Mick Jagger-Keith Richards.[Link]
The blues soul of The Rolling Stones
The guitarist, fan of Howlin’ Wolf and Willie Dixon, shared the house with the future Glimmer Twins in the months preceding the birth of the Stones, dreaming with them to recreate the musical exploits of the great blues legends.
At that time, the first embryo of the Stones struggled to find engagements in London and Brian worked in every way to raise a few evenings. He was also the one who named the band, call it The Rolling Stones in homage to a Muddy Waters’ song.
[Link]That is fabulous, it's alive, it grooves and more. Gotta get it, even on YT thru computer speakers it's great. You rollin' da spleef mon ?
I thought...where are these people from? I'm not asking about Jamaica. Where do these consciousnesses come from?A very interesting question. One that I can't answer, obviously.
Uliassutai Karakorum Blake , portrayed as a strict schoolmaster whose influence on [Link]RC
"Chester's nuts roasting on an open fire."rc
You can't guess who will win. [Link]rc
During a 1978 interview, upon being asked "Was it worth it to Maria Callas? She was a lonely, unhappy, often difficult woman," music critic and Callas's friend John Ardoin replied: That's such a difficult question. There are times, you know, when there are people – certain people who are blessed, and cursed, with an extraordinary gift, in which the gift is almost greater than the human being. And Callas was one of these people. It was almost as if her wishes, her life, her own happiness were all subservient to this incredible, incredible gift that she was given, this gift that reached out and taught us all – taught us things about music we knew very well, but showed us new things, things we never thought about, new possibilities. I think that's why singers admire her so; I think that's why conductors admire her so; I know that's why I admire her so. And she paid a tremendously difficult and expensive price for this career. I don't think she always understood what she did or why she did. She knew she had a tremendous effect on audiences and on people. But it was not something that she could always live with gracefully or happily. I once said to her, "It must be very enviable to be Maria Callas." And she said, "No, it's a very terrible thing to be Maria Callas, because it's a question of trying to understand something you can never really understand." Because she couldn't explain what she did – it was all done by instinct; it was something, incredibly, embedded deep within her.[84][64]*I guess it had to happen eventually.
Slater, having grown up in Florida, was never truly comfortable in waves of consequenceFlorida (and almost all east coast of anywhere) places suck compared with others.
You are so far above my depth in this area. I had to look up Arawak and "Rock Steady"...I've just never listened to much Reggae even.Well, I'm from Brixton-when-Brixton-was-Brixton mainly, which means a lot of my primary influences when I was a kid were Jamaican.
Highland Fleet Lute I'm from Brixton-when-Brixton-was-BrixtonGreat description! (Even to one who's barely heard of the place before.) I guess that I'm from 'Cocoa-when Cocoa-was-Cocoa', though I get the impression that it's far closer to 'then' Cocoa than Brixton is to 'then' Brixton now. So I guess I'm from 'Cocoa-which-is-still-(kinda)-Cocoa.'*
I can't remember who, but I'm pretty sure I heard of some musician/group who recorded their music in a bathroom because they thought it had really good acoustics. I don't know if they found that out going room to room or what.Elvis Presley's "Heartbreak Hotel" was recorded in RCA Studios' toilet...[Link]
There's a temple carved into stone somewhere that reverberates with a certain singing pitch. I don't remember what it's called or where it is.That reminds me of this:
They say there's a place down in Mexico, Where a man can fly over mountains and hills, And he don't need an airplane or some kind of engine, And he never will. [Link]Makes one wonder if the expression should be 'Location, location, location, location.'
There's a temple carved into stone somewhere that reverberates with a certain singing pitch. I don't remember what it's called or where it is.That's what natural acoustic echo chambers do.
Heosphorus I won't be touching anything to sort or move again until the temperatures have cooled at least to 50-60 F at night.If I waited for that, it would be December.
Music is the universal language.Well, I grew up with the record player. Never had a TV. So that's just how that went, basically.
Interesting that. If the world was filled with only SOTTypesStop obsessing over this thing, it's bullshit.
Judge not, that ye be not judged. 2 For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again. 3 And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye? 4 Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye? 5 Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.* Matthew 7:1-5; KJVYou know, there’s really something about you that would be labeled in the DSM or by a psych as ‘pathological’, some passive aggressive thing that you’ve got going which you whip out far too often.
Covid Post-totalitarianism
It should be clear from the foregoing discussion that the covid regime resembles, in many respects, the post-totalitarian system described by Vaclav Havel. Regardless of “the science,” or rather because of it, the covid regime is post-totalitarian. “The science” has proven itself to be ideological. Although continually discredited—by the exaggeration of the virus’s lethality, by the suppression of known cures so as to usher in a state of emergency and the mRNA vaccines, by the underreporting of vaccine deaths and injuries, by the institution and reinstitution of failed and unscientific lockdown and masking mandates, and more—“the science” is wielded by authorities as if a matter of fact and a matter of course, just as Marxist ideology was wielded by Soviet communists. And, as under communism, even those who know the truth are compelled to live within the lie. Just as the greengrocer was compelled to display signs of his loyalty under Soviet bloc communism, signs transmitting semantic content to which he was indifferent, so the covid citizen is compelled to display signs of compliance and complicity under the covid regime. The signs have included donning the mask and, increasingly, displaying the vaccine passport—to take part in society. And, as under communism, these displays are compulsory rituals......
" . . . Rather than needing a political program, these dissidents seek community in “the continuing and cruel tension between the complex demands of that [covid] system and the aims of life, that is, the elementary need of human beings to live, to a certain extent at least, in harmony with themselves, that is, to live in a bearable way . . . ”
Yet their efforts may eventually assume a political character and may manage to create another world, and covid post-totalitarianism may be the crucible in which this other world is forged.[Link]
Highland Fleet Lute Roast Fish Collie Weed & Corn BreadExcellent example of the more 'open' (or whatever) sound you were speaking of. WTF is 'collie weed'? Like what we used to denigrate as 'Mexican' when 'Columbian' was the best? ('Jamaican' was the intermediate level.)
Pilots have refused to take the jab since 4 of them died in one month or so. I think the number of people acting out on planes is connected. The vax causes microclots that aggregate and do not show on imaging.Better microdot than microclot!
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