friend, I am so sorry about what Australians have suffered the past several years. I followed with shock and dread the stories I was able to find about your situation. Being in the Midwest of the US information was limited; but I used to have a friend in Oz, so the place occurs to mind more often than others just for that reason. Thank you for you diligent work in compiling and especially analyzing these reports. You raise some crucial questions.
I have some similar personal griefs from 'the Covid time", & some harms are ongoing even now.
out of all my family members, both natural and by marriage, only 4 listened to my concerns about the sh0t. Helplessness I think eventually can produce anger, and that at least can produce the strength one needs to survive. I can't do much now but am dreaming of escaping into the woods someday...
Nice work, had thought it was just the UK with there murder by Midazolam but obviously not.
Personally the consideration of deliberately euthanasing the elderly should be considered. If so there would be policy changes to allow this and the new standard of care would enable the killing because we know know the "care" fields are basically unthinking autonomous scum.
ps
Please consider having graphics that can be downloaded as I'll be sharing your article in all the Facebook groups I'm in and graphics catch the eye.
Thanks mate, I'm very active online and I use graphs and links articles. Sometimes it's just a graphic or meme and it helps to have the option (restrictions on posting links but can still post memes)
Never stop being flabbergasted reading analysis like this from some substacks, while nothing in the mainstream, obviously. How does any of this resolve.
According to the 'plans' I have read (and written about), they do the mass killing and then torch the economy to distract the survivors. Ordinary people, bamboozed and grieving loss after loss, are too busy trying to survive to care. Then, they die and the wheel continues to turn. Finally, a world war.
friend, I am so sorry about what Australians have suffered the past several years. I followed with shock and dread the stories I was able to find about your situation. Being in the Midwest of the US information was limited; but I used to have a friend in Oz, so the place occurs to mind more often than others just for that reason. Thank you for you diligent work in compiling and especially analyzing these reports. You raise some crucial questions.
I have some similar personal griefs from 'the Covid time", & some harms are ongoing even now.
out of all my family members, both natural and by marriage, only 4 listened to my concerns about the sh0t. Helplessness I think eventually can produce anger, and that at least can produce the strength one needs to survive. I can't do much now but am dreaming of escaping into the woods someday...
Hello Kristina,
Thank you for reading and the kind words.
I speak for myself but know that your experience of the harms ongoing even now of the "COVID time" are shared wide in this country.
There's been no healing: just ignoring.
Nice work, had thought it was just the UK with there murder by Midazolam but obviously not.
Personally the consideration of deliberately euthanasing the elderly should be considered. If so there would be policy changes to allow this and the new standard of care would enable the killing because we know know the "care" fields are basically unthinking autonomous scum.
ps
Please consider having graphics that can be downloaded as I'll be sharing your article in all the Facebook groups I'm in and graphics catch the eye.
Thank you for reading and sharing.
Do you mean the graphs in the article?
I've just realised there's an option in Datawrapper (where those graphs are made) to toggle on "Download" image.
I'll add those for future articles, good tip!
Thanks again.
Thanks mate, I'm very active online and I use graphs and links articles. Sometimes it's just a graphic or meme and it helps to have the option (restrictions on posting links but can still post memes)
Never stop being flabbergasted reading analysis like this from some substacks, while nothing in the mainstream, obviously. How does any of this resolve.
I wish I knew.
I really did.
It's not the silence in the legacy media that is concerning, it's much more about getting ordinary people to care about what happened.
According to the 'plans' I have read (and written about), they do the mass killing and then torch the economy to distract the survivors. Ordinary people, bamboozed and grieving loss after loss, are too busy trying to survive to care. Then, they die and the wheel continues to turn. Finally, a world war.
It's literally the Grapes of Wrath worldwide.
Excellent research!