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walkman
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response 10 of 122:
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Apr 2 10:49 UTC 2020 |
Is it a "conspiracy theory" to determine that the Covid-19 crisis is
an excuse to defile American's civil liberties after hearing about
police patrols, stay in place orders, cell phone surveillance and the
domestic use of a military plane outfitted to scan large areas from
the skies?
https://tinyurl.com/t8pryem
#9 Right. How will political partisans use the crisis? We can see
government. Biggest pork roll-outs in years. We are handed the bill.
What about private industry? We see stock manipulation. What about
private individuals? Cities inflating numbers to get more funding.
Media running scare porn 247. Alternative press saying it's not real.
Mainstream media saying it's 100x worse than it is. Fear, lies,
manipulation, robbery, control, race to the bottom.
"It is the individual's ability to deal with the unexpected that
characterizes the difference between success and failure." ~ Ross
Perot
There are always winners and losers in a large paradigm shift. I
believe that the reaction to this virus by government, media,
corporations, non-profits, you name it will become a playbook and that
we are going to see more Covid-19s in the near future. The losers are
the regular people with jobs. They are going to get fleeced and
controlled. "Don't look at your 401ks." "Masks won't help you but
nurses urgently need masks." The lies and manipulation are surrounding
us.
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tod
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response 11 of 122:
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Apr 2 18:20 UTC 2020 |
Do you know a hard-working public servant with an exceptional dedication to
improving and invigorating government? Then nominate them for the 2020 NextGen
Public Service Awards!
Were committed to recognizing the best and brightest in government,
particularly when so many government employees are working on the front lines
of an international crisis.
Nominations are to be submitted online from April 1 - April 30, 2020, and the
10 winners will be announced on June 1, 2020.
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cross
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response 12 of 122:
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Apr 2 19:20 UTC 2020 |
THE UNIVERSE IS IN PLAY!!!
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tod
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response 13 of 122:
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Apr 3 03:16 UTC 2020 |
Front lines of an international crisis
Valuable prizes
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walkman
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response 14 of 122:
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Apr 3 17:39 UTC 2020 |
Harvard University Professor and Two Chinese Nationals Charged in Three
Separate China Related Cases
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/harvard-university-professor-and-two-
chinese-nationals-charged-three-separate-china-related
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tod
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response 15 of 122:
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Apr 4 14:45 UTC 2020 |
re #14
It's all over the place in the tech sector.
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walkman
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response 16 of 122:
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Apr 7 11:32 UTC 2020 |
Brand new SUVs in miles long food bank line in Florida.
I spotted a new Camero too. America's welfare state is gold plated.
Air conditioning, new iphone, cable tv, internet, new cars, food line.
https://tinyurl.com/sco26h5
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walkman
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response 17 of 122:
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Apr 7 11:36 UTC 2020 |
Grocery store workers are dying of COVID-19.
The real shit show starts when the grocery stores close.
https://tinyurl.com/wabsrtl
I only have 3 boxes of ammo... F
Forget toilet paper when there's no hot pockets in the freezer.
Millennials will rise from their basements and start caring.
PS as far as hand sanitizer shortages go, why not put a bottle of liquid
hand soap and a few water bottles in your car?
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tod
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response 18 of 122:
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Apr 7 18:29 UTC 2020 |
re #16
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/04/06/20/26879220-8193153-image-a-14_158
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518972.jpg
NICE wheels!
Give me my green beans!
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walkman
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response 19 of 122:
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Apr 7 23:35 UTC 2020 |
#18
Honorable people buy food and drive a hoopty rather than get welfare and
drive an Infinity. Honor is in short supply.
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tod
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response 20 of 122:
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Apr 8 00:03 UTC 2020 |
re #19
And then there's those who prey on the dishonorable people.
Looking to see how I can sell a selfie stick with designer mask maker kit.
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tod
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response 21 of 122:
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Apr 8 20:53 UTC 2020 |
The media is saying 18 months more quarantine in the USA.
What do you think? Are we in for another 12 months of this?
We have a senior graduating HS this year. It's going to be
very uneventful for him if we're stuck at home.
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lar
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response 22 of 122:
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Apr 8 21:34 UTC 2020 |
It'll be over the 1st of May
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tod
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response 23 of 122:
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Apr 9 03:12 UTC 2020 |
1st of May will be COVID20 with a different power adapter
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walkman
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response 24 of 122:
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Apr 9 12:18 UTC 2020 |
#21 There will be nothing left of the global economy if the quarantine
lasts past June. 18 months is just fear porn/hysteria.
In the end, money talks. The narrative will change 180 degrees by mid-
May to "lets get out there and spend!"
The jobless, job-insecure, corporations, governments won't tolerate
this much longer, even in the face of death and disease.
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tod
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response 25 of 122:
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Apr 9 12:28 UTC 2020 |
re #24
Teh jobless will vote for Biden & Harris to "fix it"
Present day house arrest will look like a field trip compared to the
yolk that's coming.
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tod
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response 26 of 122:
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Apr 9 12:30 UTC 2020 |
Yoke
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walkman
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response 27 of 122:
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Apr 9 21:39 UTC 2020 |
Wife told to report to work May 4.
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walkman
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response 28 of 122:
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Apr 10 00:26 UTC 2020 |
500,000 plastic coffins.
Looks like 3-4 bodies could fit in each one.
Flashback: "The CDC is leasing this land"
https://tinyurl.com/vt4s5p4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3zSDdm-SHI&list=PL6nsQ805w_9v-LEUtxz39mO
3yiYbnjTSs&index=4
2009 H1N1 Pandemic didn't produce what it was supposed to?
PS He's called for depopulation but he's really concerned about viruses?
Another flashback. Gates is all about forced vaccinations and pandemics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Af6b_wyiwI
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tod
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response 29 of 122:
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Apr 10 00:32 UTC 2020 |
re #28
Amateurs ;)
https://www.nytimes.com/1991/01/16/us/confrontation-gulf-war-supplies-somb
er-w
orkers-press-fill-rush-order-for-body.html
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walkman
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response 30 of 122:
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Apr 10 15:30 UTC 2020 |
The media likes to say "the new normal" regarding lockdowns, death,
quarantine, sickness, devastated economic conditions, police
checkpoints, people turning in their neighbors.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=media+says+new+normal&t=canonical&ia=web
I reject it 100%.
The new normal is the old normal.
For thousands of years, quarantine meant corralling off the sick.
Now the healthy are being quarantined and the world has grinded to a
halt. 35-80k people die in the United States each year of the regular
flu. If these control freaks are going to react this way over every
viral threat, I suspect they want to lock humanity down and tame it. It
won't end well. The turning point will be on April 30 when States
decided to extend or end the "stay at home" orders.
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tod
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response 31 of 122:
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Apr 10 23:51 UTC 2020 |
I see alot of people not social distancing. Too many.
The stupid people are the majority.
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walkman
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response 32 of 122:
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Apr 12 12:18 UTC 2020 |
I saw on the news that Kroger workers are now dying.
Seriously made me sad.
I have been there as a human being - trapped with low income, not having
many choices. Knowing I had to work a menial job to make it to the next
level, knowing there were no other options but being a State parasite
(no thank you). People are literally dying to serve Americans processed
food designed to make them unhealthy. Get me off the hamster treadmill!
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walkman
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response 33 of 122:
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Apr 12 16:10 UTC 2020 |
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tod
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response 34 of 122:
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Apr 12 19:09 UTC 2020 |
...A wise prince should be willing to be more reputed a miser than be
hated for trying to be too generous.
On the other hand: "of what is not yours or your subjects'" one can be a
bigger giver...
-Machiavelli
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