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Technocratic Party Posturing Observed In Natural Habitat (8/2/2022)

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Odysee: https://odysee.com/@wikiworldorder:c/techno-party-posturing-observed-in-natural-habitat:1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yII94xsU7M8 This is an unedited clip from C-SPAN’s 8/2/2022 coverage of a New York 12th Congressional District Democratic Debate, from timestamps 6:18 to 17:04, re-posted by Wiki World Order (on new web domain):worldorder.wiki/2022/08/03/technocratic-party-posturing-observed-in-natural-habitat/ The first round of Continue reading Technocratic Party Posturing Observed In Natural Habitat (8/2/2022)→

A Few Memes Going Into 2020 Too

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In the meme time, here is some more food for thought from my head. I made these at the start of this year, but got too distracted to post them until later. ;-p <3 WEF Young Global LeadersWe Are The Continue reading A Few Memes Going Into 2020 Too→

Klaus Schwab Says SARS-CoV-2 “Does Not Constitute an Existential Threat,” But Thank Goodness for The Great Reset

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From open plans made long ago, came a year without hindsight… 2020 https://odysee.com/@wikiworldorder:c/klaus-schwab-says-covid-does-not-constitute-an-existential-threat-but-thank-goodness-for-the-great-reset:6https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIjE8wQYb5g I think Orwell was warning. But Huxley and Klaus Schwab (of the World Economic Forum) were bragging. I stumbled upon this passage 80% of the way through Continue reading Klaus Schwab Says SARS-CoV-2 “Does Not Constitute an Existential Threat,” But Thank Goodness for The Great Reset→

Oct 15 Historical Mortality Data Update — COVID in the U.S., Maryland, D.C., Florida, Arizona

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Updated Statistics & Customizable Trend Graphs: https://buckystats.org Dec 5 Update -  I finally recorded a video with a less polished talk-through of this data, as I see it: As of October 15, I have still not received any replies from Governor Continue reading Oct 15 Historical Mortality Data Update — COVID in the U.S., Maryland, D.C., Florida, Arizona→

Double-Edges of Exponential Scientism

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If humans are “bad with exponential growth”, then yes, we can easily fail to detect ubiquitous real dangers in nature. But then we can also easily fail to detect false alarms from both: 1) Those who have studied and know how Continue reading Double-Edges of Exponential Scientism→