Be aware, apply the data, stay well!
Fauci Admits – Lockdowns Used To Force Vaccinations
From America’s Frontline Doctors. – A bombshell week.
Fauci admitted that Covid was a ruse in order to CONTROL YOU.
I’ve said this for the last few years, and paid an extremely high price for it. He can say it on CNN, and all is well. No questions asked. This not only shows the hypocrisy and lies, but the great need for AFLDS’ FRONTLINE NEWS website —committed to bringing you the unfiltered and unvarnished truth day in and day out.
And speaking of news, I want to encourage you to visit AFLDS’ FRONTLINE FLASH short news video website.
Our latest is particularly good and features Dr. Peterson Pierre. It’s called “No Good Reason to Jab Kids.” Here are the 6 reasons not to jab your kids:
1. The Vaccines are Experimental—not FDA approved.
2. The Vaccines are not safe—over 1 million adverse events have been recorded, and over 40,000 deaths…
3. The Vaccines are not effective—they don’t stop Covid and they don’t stop transmission…
4. The Vaccines are not necessary—natural immunity is far safer and more effective…
5. Omnicom is mild…
6. Kids under 18 are 51 times more likely to die from the shot than they are to die from Covid if not vaccinated.
I encourage you to click below to check out FRONT LINE FLASH. This is news you won’t hear anywhere else unless you tune into FRONTLINE FLASH website.
“Meltdown”: Bank Of America Sounding The Alarm On Collapsing Freight Demand
Freight is often looked at as a bellwether for the rest of the economy. If industries ranging from retail to housing to lumber are estimating that they’ll need fewer truckers, many economists see that as an omen of an economic downturn. If people aren’t buying or building as much stuff, there’s less of a need for truckers. Trucks move 72% of all freight.
One 2019 study from Convoy, a trucking brokerage firm, found that six out of 12 trucking recessions led to macroeconomic downturns. For example, the trucking industry dipped in April 2006 — more than a year before the Great Recession slammed the larger economy.
Trucking experiences recessionary periods twice as much as the rest of the economy. But for the 2 million American truck drivers who power much of this industry, the effects can be brutal.
Trucking demand is “near freight recession levels,” according to Bank of America. Shippers’ outlook on rates, capacity and inventory levels are matching attitudes not seen since May and June 2020, when pandemic lockdowns sent freight volumes into a historic decline.
As FreightWaves reports, in a Friday note to investors, Ken Hoexter (available to Zero Hedge professional subscribers), the managing director of Bank of America’s trucking research, wrote that shippers’ view of demand is down 23% year-over-year. The proprietary Truckload Demand Indicator hit 58 — the lowest since June 2020.
Face Masks Kill
Not that you haven’t been hearing me say this for two years now but here is the largest study yet I have seen that provides the data to support what I have been saying. They don not stop viral infection and they are harmful to health.
Truth From Fauci Natural Immunity
More than 150 Comparative Studies and Articles on Mask Ineffectiveness and Harms
It is not unreasonable to conclude that surgical and cloth masks, used as they currently are being used (without other forms of PPE protection), have no impact on controlling the transmission of Covid-19 virus. Current evidence implies that face masks can be actually harmful. The body of evidence indicates that face masks are largely ineffective.
My focus is on COVID face masks and the prevailing science that we have had for nearly 20 months. Yet I wish to address this mask topic at a 50,000-foot level on the lockdown restrictive policies in general. I build on the backs of the fine work done by Gupta, Kulldorff, and Bhattacharya on the Great Barrington Declaration (GBD) and similar impetus by Dr. Scott Atlas (advisor to POTUS Trump) who, like myself, was a strong proponent for a focused type of protection that was based on an age-risk stratified approach.
If you’ve missed your laugh for today, here it is, catch up time!
Hormone Disruptors
The Path to Mastery
Got to thinking about how to increase my results in life. Looked over what I had learned and put together this. Hope you get something from it.
It started with recalling that anything I cannot confront (face without flinching) I cannot see. Anything I cannot see I cannot do much with. So I figured I should simply raise my confront to the point where I could confront anything. The more I thought on it the more a sequence of actions formed that led to total mastery in an area. I compared it to my experiences in life and it matches.
First, we assume a BEINGNESS
Then we adopt a VIEWPOINT, a point from which to view.
We LOOK at the environment, and, as a result
We consider something, make a CONSIDERATION
Make a DECISION to pursue a course of action
Formulate and maintain the INTENTION to accomplish something.
(The rest of these items are not so much a label for a point as they are a label for a gradient scale of ability as each capitalized item can [and should] be improved.)
Maintain the DISCIPLINE to overcome obstacles and ignore distractions that are present or will manifest.
Either be able to or raise the willingness to CONFRONT a thing,
The confronting will raise our AWARENESS
Such that we can increase our PERCEPTION of our environment
Which will raise our OBSERVATION of it
Which will allow COMMUNICATION with it
To improve our REALITY on it
And raise our AFFINITY with it.
The previous three will deliver UNDERSTANDING of it
So we have KNOWLEDGE of it.
With knowledge, if we are prepared to take RESPONSIBILITY for it
We can then CONTROL it.
If we then exercise DISCIPLINE to
Engage in PRACTICE or DRILLING to
Acquire COMPETENCE with it
And, eventually, MASTERY of it.
It will be observed that it is impossible to attain an item later on the list with an item earlier not being present.
This raised my respect for people who have acquired a high level of competence or mastery in an area. There are a lot of elements that go to make up mastery of a sport, art, profession, relationship or even life itself!
So if you are pretty damn good at something, take a bow!
Recognise what you have done and don’t lose sight of the journey when starting a new endeavour.
I figure I can also have this list serve as a guide as to what might be out if I am not attaining the results I desire.
And this is about as good an example as you will get of an over-simplification because you could write a book about each one of those capitalized letters. In fact books have been written about them.
And of course, because there is a gradient scale of competence for each point and each of these items applies to any given area of endeavour, we can be at different levels of competence for the same point in different areas.
Let me know if this was of use.
Grand Jury Day 4
Jay Lawrence writes: Watch Deanna McLeod in Reiner Fuellmich’s Grand Jury, Day 4 from about 1 hour and 9 minutes. She, and her business, specialize in pulling apart pharmaceutical company reports to doctors and pointing showing whether the trials, statistics, reports, etc. being cited by are in fact reliable or have they skewed accepted standards of data collection, tabulation and reporting. She never comments on whether or not the companies have intentionally tried to mislead their audience or what their motive may have been. Deanna ONLY states what she and her colleagues have found, how it compares to logical and well established methods of performing these clinical tests and what the POSSIBLE change in the interpretation of the results might have been as a result.