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RayAmerica says

The bottom line is that everyone is individually responsible to find out the truth for themselves, and arrive at their own conclusions.

Most people are afraid to do this. They want to be told from above that is true and what is not, like my relative:

> I do not have the expertise on this issue to come to my own conclusion independently.

RayAmerica says

Several months later, I was really shocked to find out that she got jabbed.

I had the same experience talking to the ex-wife of a friend. She got myocarditis from the vaxx, and had no doubt about that.

Some months later, I find she had jabbed both her kids, early teens. WTF? I asked and she said she was told that her myocarditis was "rare" and it was safe to jab her kids.

Unbelievable.

Jackson State Football Player Suddenly Collapses with Cardiac Arrest, Now in a Coma

A college football player at Mississippi’s Jackson State University collapsed with cardiac arrest after complaining of stomach pains on Wednesday, according to reports.

Sophomore Kaseem Vauls reportedly began feeling ill on Tuesday night and collapsed by the following day. He was rushed to a hospital where he underwent an “emergency procedure,” according to his father, WLBT reported.
https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2023/02/17/jackson-state-football-player-suddenly-collapses-with-cardiac-arrest-now-in-a-coma/

Vance Murphy
@vancemurphy
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Rachel Mcbrine (22 years old) passed away from a sudden medical emergency.

She was an employee at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, they required the covid vaccine for all employees.

Time for accountability
@DanaFarber

@vancemurphy
Will Medina (37) passed away from a sudden medical incident.

He made pro-vaccination posts on his social medias.

The person announcing his death mentions a number of deaths in the travel industry this yr. Wonder if those people all needed something to be able to travel 💉💉

Patrick says

I had the same experience talking to the ex-wife of a friend. She got myocarditis from the vaxx, and had no doubt about that.

Some months later, I find she had jabbed both her kids, early teens. WTF? I asked and she said she was told that her myocarditis was "rare" and it was safe to jab her kids.

Unbelievable.

Lol, impressive @HeadSet

You can see the mark on my lip where my brother had just hit me with a hockey puck. He was practicing and had me play goalie.

Patrick says

RayAmerica says

Several months later, I was really shocked to find out that she got jabbed.

I had the same experience talking to the ex-wife of a friend. She got myocarditis from the vaxx, and had no doubt about that.

Some months later, I find she had jabbed both her kids, early teens. WTF? I asked and she said she was told that her myocarditis was "rare" and it was safe to jab her kids.

Unbelievable.

Even Darwin is rolling over in his fucking grave. What the fuck? I couldn't help it but I laughed out loud at that shit.

Patrick says

You can see the mark on my lip where my brother had just hit me with a hockey puck. He was practicing and had me play goalie.

I should have taken that out. Don't want anyone to think it is a cold sore.

@HeadSet How did you do it? What tool?

Patrick says

HeadSet How did you do it? What tool?

2 tools:
1. Moho, which is a cartoon maker like Adobe Animate or Toon Boom
2. Adobe Premiere Elements

https://nypost.com/2023/02/17/jackson-states-kaseem-vauls-resuscitated-after-cardiac-arrest/

February 17, 2023

Kaseem Vauls, a 21-year-old defensive lineman from Jackson State’s football team in 2022, suffered cardiac arrest Wednesday morning, prompting doctors to resuscitate him and put him on a ventilator, according to a series of tweets from his father, William.

Let's call this "Having a Hamlin".

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/dirty-rain-saturday-february-18-2023?publication_id=463409&post_id=103694445&isFreemail=true

Patrick says

HeadSet How did you do it? What tool?

Gimp is pretty powerful:

https://www.gimp.org/

it's not an EASY to use tool, but it's powerful. I'd use the smudge tool to remove an imperfection in a picture.

richwicks says

it's not an EASY to use tool, but it's powerful. I'd use the smudge tool to remove an imperfection in a picture.

Depends what you want to do. Any raster paint program can do that trivial task, including Microsoft Paint.

True, GIMP is very powerful, but so are the much easier to use $50 programs like Corel Paintshop and Adobe Photoshop Elements. You would need to be a serious and experienced graphics professional to be out of the scope of these two programs. If you are such a pro, then GIMP is a huge cost savings over Photoshop Professional or Corel Painter.

Now if one just wanted the satisfaction of showing off one's shiny ass computer skills, put a Linux distro on a PC and load up GIMP and Inscape. But if one wanted to get productive rather than setting up software and learning complex apps, one could get a used Windows box for a couple hundred bucks and load Photoshop Elements. Could then get busy retouching photos and creating art rather than rebuilding kernels and related geek activity. Just like there are two ways to impregnate the wife - one way by using a comfy bed with a cozy atmosphere, and the other way by both of you out on the lake standing up in a canoe.

HeadSet says

True, GIMP is very powerful, but so are the much easier to use $50 programs like Corel Paintshop and Adobe Photoshop Elements. You would need to be a serious and experienced graphics professional to be out of the scope of these two programs. If you are such a pro, then GIMP is a huge cost savings over Photoshop Professional or Corel Painter.

I'm a big believer in using powerful programs that are well outside of my scope of ability.

That's why I use Linux. ANYBODY can use Linux, and it's no longer hard to use, but it's hard to exhaust its capabilities. Right now, I have an SSHFS mount to a computer across the nation. If I want to send a file to my sister, I just send it.

richwicks says

I'm a big believer in using powerful programs that are well outside of my scope of ability.

Nothing wrong with that. But it is likely that Photoshop Elements is already well outside your scope of ability. It would be quite challenging to master its advanced features. For example, you could take a photo of a house, compost it to realistically look like another location (correcting lighting, shadows, and colors), then make the whole picture look like a classical oil painting. Maybe draw from scratch a realistic sword and sorcery scene.

HeadSet says

Nothing wrong with that. But it is likely that Photoshop Elements is already well outside your scope of ability. It would be quite challenging to master its advanced features. For example, you could take a photo of a house, compost it to realistically look like another location (correcting lighting, shadows, and colors), then make the whole picture look like a classical oil painting. Maybe draw from scratch a realistic sword and sorcery scene.

Sure I can do the same with GIMP.

I RARELY use any advanced features in GIMP, but when I want to do something complex, I just look it up.

With Photoshop, I can't trust the program to exist next year. I can't trust it not to require me to update it once a year. I can't trust it to run on an older version of Windows. I've been screwed over and over and over by proprietary programs to such an extent, I just quit using them. Maybe it's a higher learning curve, but it's just ONE learning curve.

Why do people still us MS Office when there's LibreOffice?

https://www.libreoffice.org/

Just stupidity in my opinion at this point. LibreOffice (once OpenOffice) was better able to read old MS Office documents, than MS Office could. I know people who did their thesis in MS Office who couldn't open up the document in a modern version of MS Office, Open Office could.

In 30 years, the SAME THING will happen with MS Office again. I bet Photoshop will be entirely different as well.

People swear that MS Office is "better", but it's just different than LibreOffice. LibreOffice doesn't break backward compatibility to older documents. MS Office does, and the fucking thing is now on a subscription model. People who use it, are locked into it. It's just dumb.

richwicks says

Why do people still us MS Office when there's LibreOffice?

I have an actuary friend who says that the most advanced features of Excel are not in LibreOffice, but he needs them for his job.

Patrick says

I have an actuary friend who says that the most advanced features of Excel are not in LibreOffice, but he needs them for his job.

Also some of the simpler ones. When I had everyone using OpenOffice at the cab company awhile back, OpenOffice did not support text-to-columns. True, I was able to fix that with a plug-in, but people who need to get work done do not have time to be updating their app, they just need it to work. Another issue was that we received excel sheets from outside offices that used graphic features that would not work in OpenOffice and prevent the sheet from opening. Not that these graphics added any value, just that the sender thought using "pro" looking templates looked more competent.

HeadSet says

Another issue was that we received excel sheets from outside offices that used graphic features that would not work in OpenOffice

This is the main problem, compatibility.

Patrick says

I have an actuary friend who says that the most advanced features of Excel are not in LibreOffice, but he needs them for his job.

I bet they are available, but entirely different in use. The calculation functions in the spreadsheet are different, for example, but LibreOffice has a full language, but from MS, it's copyrighted, they can't duplicate MS Office entirely.

I think the problem is "who is bigger". A smaller company is forced to use whatever the larger company uses.

Dr. John Campbell: Covid 'Vaccine' Causes Brain and Heart Injury, Not the Infection (Video)

Both the U.S. and the U.K. are refusing to investigate anomalous deaths. “Now, why are autopsies not being done in the United States?"

In a recent video posted to his YouTube channel, Dr. John Campbell provides unequivocal evidence that the mRNA covid vaccines cause brain and heart injury.

https://rairfoundation.com/dr-john-campbell-covid-vaccine-causes-brain-and-heart-injury-not-the-infection-video/

I still don't know anyone who has been harmed by the jab.

GNL says

I still don't know anyone who has been harmed by the jab.

I know several women who had their periods change.

Did they tell you?

RayAmerica says

Both the U.S. and the U.K. are refusing to investigate anomalous deaths. “Now, why are autopsies not being done in the United States?"

Why don't they do autopsies? Why don't we find out the cause of death of these healthy young, and not so healthy older. people that "died suddenly". According to all the CSI and forensic crime shows from the last couple of decades we can establish the exact time, place, and killer of a mutilated corpse. We should be able to find out what these people actually died from. "Suddenly" is not a cause of death.

Patrick says

Did they tell you?

If you're asking me, no. I'm going to guess that they wouldn't either BUT, it's hard to hide serious health problems so, I would have heard about those.

https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/reminder-in-2020-the-uk-mhra-issued

https://twitter.com/DrLoupis/status/1627215756969537543?ref_src=patrick.net

Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis
@DrLoupis
After 2 years of experimenting on healthy people, they are still giving these useless and harmful ‘vaccines’ to people.

Onvacation says

ccording to all the CSI and forensic crime shows from the last couple of decades we can establish the exact time, place, and killer of a mutilated corpse.

All television is propaganda.

Besides, they know full well what is killing people. I'm sure they've done SOME autopsies, and from that have been able to come to a conclusion. Conspiracies exist and the way they work is not because everybody in the conspiracy has to know they are in one. They just have to do their job, and keep their mouth shut.

https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/they-shall-not-grow-old

The lesson is clear. Whenever the State and its military-industrial-biopharmaceutical friends make big promises to the citizenry, the citizenry should be skeptical. Most of the people who work for the State have little competence beyond routine administrative work. The industrialists who create new technologies rarely if ever foresee the consequences of their technologies being deployed in wide-scale practice. When our officials tell us that we MUST participate in their latest grand scheme, we should tell them. No thanks. We don’t believe the State and its lobbyist friends are our Benevolent Father, and we will manage without your “help.”

https://makismd.substack.com/p/top-vancouver-cardiologist-just-died

Perchance 'Frontotemporal mRNA Dementia?'. Vaxxed, Bruce?

https://t.me/gatewaypunditofficial/25588

Patrick says

https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/they-shall-not-grow-old

The lesson is clear. Whenever the State and its military-industrial-biopharmaceutical friends make big promises to the citizenry, the citizenry should be skeptical. Most of the people who work for the State have little competence beyond routine administrative work. The industrialists who create new technologies rarely if ever foresee the consequences of their technologies being deployed in wide-scale practice. When our officials tell us that we MUST participate in their latest grand scheme, we should tell them. No thanks. We don’t believe the State and its lobbyist friends are our Benevolent Father, and we will manage without your “help.”

My fear is falling for the Boy who cried wolf. The 3rd time, the wolf really did come and slaughter the sheep. What is to keep the government from faking us out and then, when we all tell them we don't believe them, they release the REAL Kraken and kill us all because we didn't take the current jab?

GNL says

My fear is falling for the Boy who cried wolf. The 3rd time, the wolf really did come and slaughter the sheep. What is to keep the government from faking us out and then, when we all tell them we don't believe them, they release the REAL Kraken and kill us all because we didn't take the current jab?

Why wouldn't they have just released the Kraken 3 years ago?

I don't think biological weapons work very well. It's hard to make a disease that kills, AND spreads. Quickly mutating viruses tend to attenuate. I just don't believe the government can build a good biological weapon in a virus.

richwicks says

Why wouldn't they have just released the Kraken 3 years ago?

Good question. However, I am not an expert in psyop warfare.

12-Year-Old New Jersey Boy Dies Suddenly During Football Practice

Team officials say that Brown-Garcia was not engaged in heavy activity at the time, according to News 12.

“No contact. It was just drills running back and forth. He didn’t get hit,” said his mother, Raven Brown. “He was a healthy kid…I don’t know why Friday night was his day.”
https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2023/02/19/12-year-old-new-jersey-boy-dies-suddenly-during-football-practice/