Unvaxxed Amish death rates 90 times lower than rest of America

parzival Check out: 'Confessions of an Engineered Nanoparticle' A fictional account told in first “particle” (as I have not yet achieved personhood status) [Link]
Ultimately it doesn't matter if we are among the unjabbed, because everyone is breathing, eating, absorbing and excreting this stuff...

Dwoods44 At about the 25 minute mark, Todd talks about the "1p36" gene deletion effect that Todd indicates was shown for the vax. Here is a description of the "ip36" gene deletion symptoms.

"1p36 deletion syndrome is a congenital genetic disorder characterized by moderate to severe intellectual disability, delayed growth, hypotonia, seizures, limited speech ability, malformations, hearing and vision impairment, and distinct facial features."

Christian83 Wow, that was amazing! Now, that is community!

ReRan I know right!? Now can you imagine asking your neighbours to do the same? I only know about 12 neighbours so I’d be stuck lol 😂

Christian83 Such a community could in its pratices make one question one's own existence?

Winternights3 In today’s society you mean?

That seems a very deep question, I’m interested to hear what you mean by it? Sorry I’ve had a few beers as I’m at a birthday bbq so I’m a little bit fuzzy shall we say

Christian83 🥳 Enjoy.

I can then only speak for myself, as my interpretation may not be consistent with those who exist with me at this time.

My first image was one of parallel lives, I'm deep thinking, unfortunately my brain throws spanners at me, making me question things, I've got used to it.

This is about journeys, time and location. The Amish have a history, one I believe from persecution, how they ultimately adopted their lifestyle is not for me to question, they practice what they do.

I on the other hand have become who I am because of circumstances too, but I live within a very mixed, busy and culturally diverse society, something that id rather not do as I get older.

So? Them, me and questions.

Their life would have me question mine whilst I believe my life would be not have them question theirs, one reason I suppose is that they have adopted practices that suit their beliefs whilst I don't have such restraints born from a culture or religious backgrounds.

It is the simplistic nature of their existence that attracts me, I have no faith but are close to nature, land, seasons and such practices that would support such a lifestyle.

I live with others in an increasingly hectic world, where logic and reason are being banished for more sinister projects, these interventions are eroding away at the foundations and practices of my existence.

So parallel lives, me with mine a the Amish with theirs, all happening in July of 2023, its as if the Amish are protected as they represent something that for the moment is excepted and possibly beneficial to USA but that might not last.

When young I lived in the fast lane, age brought sensibility, now I ponder on the differences of life.

Winternights3 Considering your above commentary, I thought you might like this, from the legendary Bill Hicks [Link]

Christian83 Such a community could in its pratices make one question one's own existence?

Absolutely. I am at heart an old fashioned person. I like simplicity, and do not like excess. But I am only one person in a large family and busy community. So yes, I do question things, and make compromises. And carry on.

Christian83 Dave Chappelle Likes To Drive His Porsche Next To Amish People [Link]

Christian83 Some Amish guy in Lancaster came up with an Amish energy drink. He named the cherry flavored one "Red Mule” and the lemon flavored one “Yoderade."

A bad Amish flu joke: Did you hear about the Amish Flu?

There are only two symptoms. First you get a little hoarse, then you get a little buggy.

An Amishman had stolen some lumber and soon got to feeling very guilty about it. He was too embarrassed to go to his Amish bishop. Thus he decided to go to confession at a Catholic church to deal with his transgression.

In the confessional, he told the priest that he had sinned.

“What was your sin, my son?” asked the priest.

“I stole some lumber, Father,” replied the penitent.

“How much lumber did you steal?” asked the priest.

“Father, I built my German Shepherd dog a nice new doghouse.”

The priest replied, “Well, that’s not so bad.”

The penitent interrupted him. “Father, I also built myself a 4-car garage.”

The priest then responded, “Now that’s a little more serious!”

The penitent again interrupted the priest, “Father, I’ve got to get it off my chest. I built a doghouse, a 4-car garage, and a 5-bedroom 4-bath home!”

With a look of shock, the priest then responded, “Well, that is most serious. I’m afraid that you’ll have to make a novena.”

The penitent Amishman looked perplexed and then said, “Father, I don’t know what a novena is, but if you’ve got the blueprints, I’ve got the lumber.”

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An Amish boy and his father were visiting a mall. They were amazed by almost everything they saw, but especially by two shiny, silver walls that could move apart and back together again.

The boy asked his father, “What is this father?” The father (never having seen an elevator) responded, “Son, I have never seen anything like this in my life, I don’t know what it is.”

While the boy and his father were watching wide-eyed, an old lady limping slightly with a cane slowly walks up to the moving walls and pressed a button. The walls opened and the lady walks between them and into a small room. The walls closed and the boy and his father watched, small circles of light with numbers above the wall light up.

They continued to watch the circles light up in the reverse direction.

The walls opened up again and a beautiful 24-year-old woman stepped out.

The father said to his son, “Go get your Mother.”

balboa schwartz I'm very interested in the " Electric Universe ", have been for a while now.

Thank you for the Link.

It's a strange thing mental energy, very much under used, for it allows for connections across a wide spectrum of life and energy from those who choose not to settle after death.

Winternights3 Thanks for your reply WN3. I appreciate your perspective and it’s nice to see you have a lot of the same behaviour characteristics even if you both approach it from unique positions.

🙏 Thanks!

parzival Haha gotta love Chapelle 😂

Winternights3 You might find this interesting from the Electric Universe community called Thunderbolts: [Link]

Dwoods44 I want to recommend this presentation again. Del gets too hyped for my taste to follow him all the time, but this is a good summary of what transpired during the plandemic.

Dwoods44 I am in the middle of that video now, and I am actually enthralled and hurting at the same time. His passion is contagious.

ReRan Yes it is passion. He does not want the audience to sit comfortably on their rear ends.

Animanarchy It is interesting. I was caught in the vax "All vaccines are safe and effective", since my company paid for getting the flu shot every year. I got the flu every year.

I stopped taking the flu shot and the only illness I have had since was the "norovirus" with projectile vomiting. I now question the "virus" theory, though I came into contact with cruise ship tourists.