Recent content by jmc0369

Lots of newsworthy things don't make it to the light of day (far worse than covid right now is the state of agriculture, very little covered in the corporate news of that fact). More to the point, hospitals are a business as well, just like prisons, and whether government, profit, or...

it would be nice to know what capacity the hospitals were at during the worst flu season. It is also hard to compare the first wave versus current considering all the firings of unvaxxed staff, which necessarily lowers the number of beds available. Like many things, it is difficult to parse the...

ARR is very relevant especially when considering the actual number of people infected that even get hospitalized is very low. Modern man are fat and sickly ***** (especially Americans). Our pharmaceutical dependence is abhorrent. We shit and piss out the pharma-chemicals into perfectly good...

nd why I And why I think undomesticated man was not yokable. It took lots of time to soften his sensibilities. Not unlike early Americans. It took public/compulsory education to habituate the mind toward state interventions. Clearly documented by Rockefeller and Morgan interests funding...

Interestingly, a bit of that is evolutionary. Nature has favored males with less adversity to risk (go get that mammoth, go explore that new land). The same nature has selected women to be more risk-averse and thus stable. It takes a stable mother to raise a juvenile to maturity. Today's...

Yes, BUT. We are viewing through a modern lens that has been inculcated through religion and culture structures from a control perspective. Fear of death is a symptom of unhealthy societies. I would recommend the work of Stephen Jenkinson for some analysis here. Die Wise or Coming of Age are...

But yeah, instilling fear is definitely a lazy control tool by modern domesticated man. Used by parents, bureaucrats, and by elites.

I don't think fear was used to control humans until the idea of the state and large hierarchies started being used to organize affairs. It would have been disempowering and thus disadvantageous for hunter-gatherers to inculcate "fear" when they needed to hunt dangerous animals to survive...

That is Relative Risk Reduction (RRR) and NOT Absolute Risk Reduction (ARR) which is less than 1% (0.84%). There is a great deal of risk to assume for a less than 1% risk reduction in catching covid. Especially considering the minute percentage of covid + people who actually get hospitalized...

Thanks for the pointers.

I have a said head unit and amp, going into a 2003 Ford F250. The harness from the head unit has a fused clear wire with yelow stripe. I am assuming this would go to a source for accessory power? Where would these go? Red wire=? Orange/White stripe =? Black = Ground System remote control...

That is a lot of time for what little return could come put of it.

Precisely. Nor are most people bothered that they weren't afforded informed consent. My wife is an engineer in the biotech / medical device industry amd reads data for a living. Ahe read her dads paperwork when he got vaxxed, absolutely no mention of EUA status, or what was in the vial. Most...

That a rhetoric. As if FOX isn't MSM. As if talk radio isn't MSM. Sinclair.... There is video of all the networks ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CNN - all of them saying the same EXACT words when they run certain stories. Who has the power to homogenize a message? Lets take Tucker Carlson since he...

How did Julius Ceasar beat the Gauls? Separately, you haven't read Thomas Hobbs Leviathan have you? Privately owned networks? Too what privately owned networks are you speaking? You talking about Corporations? The same ones that can be demonstrated to be commonly held by StateStreet...