News Briefs – 05/01/2022

Here are some news stories that might be of interest. Most articles will be more or less summarized in the headline. You can skim the headlines and summaries, and click the links if they are of interest. Keep in mind, many of these reports are products of an unreliable news media, so although they will be what people are hearing and talking about, there is no guarantee any one of them is necessarily correct, and we have had cases of outright lies make it onto these pages.

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Georgia Gov Kemp threatened businesses that supported True The Vote evidence gathering.

True the Vote’s Catherine Engelbrecht says ‘Mules’ went on routes trafficking ballots ‘repeatedly, day after day’ ahead of the 2020 election.

Georgia Governor candidates Brian Kemp and Stacey Abrams both increased their net worth in the millions while the 2020 election was stolen.

Senator Rick Scott and Jim Jordan say liberals are using race, and lawsuits to change election law to facilitate election fraud.

French election FRAUD puts 2020 to shame — Millions of uncounted Le Pen ballots are found. From the article – “In France, if a ballot is damaged, it cannot be cast. So the political establishment, who are desperate to install Macron in office for another five years, arranged for the destruction of millions of Le Pen ballots.” It has always been like this, all over the world. We were all always so deceived, that the idea they would have let us have any say in anything is laughable. Every election was fake, all along.

Kash Patel says Durham has pointed out everyone involved in Russiagate is screwed because their only defense is Sussman approached the FBI as an individual, unassociated with the Hillary Campaign. But if that is the case, none of the Attorney-Client privilege applies, and Durham therefore should be given all the attorney communications from everyone to confirm everything. But if they try to claim attorney-client privilege, then they have to give up the defense Sussman was acting as an individual, they have to admit they were involved, their attorney consultations were related to it, and they have to explain why the campaign and all these entities were working together to produce an illegal investigation of Trump and his campaign, and a fake scandal to subvert an election and overthrow a legally-elected President.

Hunter Biden laptop emails reveal president’s son backed $120 million global oil plot involving a corrupt official accused of treason and a corrupt Chinese company.

Attorney General Merrick Garland continued to refuse to address questions over his refusal to appoint a Special Counsel in the Hunter Biden investigation despite new evidence tying President Joe Biden to the controversial business deals.

Scooping private data doesn’t violate Fourth Amendment if the owner can still access it, court rules. Basically, applied to the real world, the government can search your house, they just can’t take anything out the door with them. Meaning privacy does not exist. Wait until people find out this principle was not just being applied to them online, but in their homes as well.

Judge upholds Ghislaine’s convictions, but says she will only sentence Maxwell on three of the five counts she was convicted on since three of the charges effectively covered the same offence, reducing Maxwell’s possible maximum sentence by 10 years, to 55 years behind bars.

Joe Biden Saturday night called President Trump “a horrible plague” at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner at the Hilton Hotel in DC as liberal reporters laughed and applauded.

Bill Gates pitches a global pandemic quarantine team at TED 2022.

Dr. Deborah Birx thought about quitting her job as the White House COVID Task Force coordinator under President Donald Trump until former President George W. Bush talked her out of it. It is a big club, and you ain’t in it.

Why is Kemp beating Perdue?

Why would Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert not get along? CDAN had a blind which said:

Apparently when they were still best friends, this A- list politician confided in this three name A- list politician that she shot several sex tapes when she was younger. Apparently the news was shared to everyone which is why they don’t like each other any longer.

I am of the opinion that whether you have openly chosen the ticket or not, you will not get anywhere near political office unless you have skeletons in your closet, and Cabal has them. Whoever the female politician who shot the tapes is, I would be willing to bet the tapes were shot at the behest of a guy who went into the relationship expressly to get the tapes, because Cabal thought they might be able to use her at some point in the future. Boebert most likely would have been a target due to her paternity issues, which it appeared Cabal intervened in, to get a fake test clearing her real father of paternity when her mom sued him. He was a pro-wrestler with some sort of Cabal-hookup.

Shots fired after Antifa terrorists attack a People’s Convoy in Portland by throwing paint and projectiles onto vehicles from a freeway overpass.

A CDAN blind on one of Epstein’s models who it appears was sent in to spy on what a Bronfman sister was doing in Libya. They name the model and her boyfriend in the comments. Mainly interesting in that when you meet some pretty, charming, very young girl, and she is laughing at your jokes, and then wants to hit the sack, and even get married and have your kids, the last thing most guys will think is she was sent in there by some old geezers who have real money and power, and she represents a real threat, of a scale unlike any other threat you will ever encounter. But that is precisely why old geezers with the money and power to make that happen will use it as a tool. Most men are completely helpless to resist it, because they just can’t imagine it is possible. Understand the game being played, and the rules it is played by. This world is ruthless and it was always Darwinian. And these things happen at a much lower level than you would think, because by the time you are entering elite levels everyone knows the game is played this way, and they are on guard.

WETM (NewYork) News Director and Anchor Zach Wheeler caught meeting a minor boy, for sex, by anti-pedophile group called “607 Predator Hunters.”

Washington experiencing largest tuberculosis outbreak in 20 years. We need more third world migrants to solve this problem.

A new Monmouth University poll has the Pennsylvania Republican Senate race in a virtual three-way tie between Mehmet Oz, Dave McCormick, and Kathy Barnette.

Mitt Romney wears a disguise in public to hide from Trump supporters.

Nancy Pelosi says Biden DOES NOT have the power to cancel student loans, only Congress has that power.

Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office says internet child porn task force is being defunded by Newsom in his latest budget.

DOJ sues Alabama over law making transgender treatments for children a felony.

The Census Bureau won’t be able to publish some findings from the 2020 count until May 2023 — the longest delay of census data in memory — leaving some businesses and agencies that rely on the numbers in limbo.

Another Perdue Farms plant catches fire in Chesapeake.

An article about them killing all the egg laying chickens due to avian influenza, when just one chicken tests positive in a facility, but who trusts the testing companies, when Cabal’s plan appears to be to create a food shortage?

Food supply protectionism is rapidly spreading as global organizations like the IMF warn of consequences. The foundation of K-selection. What is interesting is, it it being artificially imposed upon us.

German inflation hits highest level in four decades.

Prime Minister admits to ‘parallel societies’ in multicultural Sweden following Qur’an riots.

How far ahead are things planned? A scheme to send US weapons to Ukraine, using the “lend-lease” formula pioneered during WWII to skirt neutrality laws, was officially approved by Congress this week. However, it was put together all the way back in January – more than a month before Moscow recognized the Donbass republics as independent and sent troops into Ukraine. And yet Putin almost didn’t go into Ukraine, and Cabal had to leak to China that NATO was about to absorb Ukraine, to force his hand. So Putin is a wildcard, uncontrolled by Cabal.

Pentagon says the US is training Ukrainian forces in Germany and at two other sites in Europe outside of Ukraine.

Over at Saker, Chechen soldier in Mariupol recalls moment where he saw Azov Battalion’s true face as they murdered women and children.

Ukrainian military admits there was no “ghost of Kyiv.”

The Ukrainian Parliament’s official account posts video game footage as evidence of a Russian jet being shot down with a Stinger MANPAD.

Russian aircraft eliminate five Ukrainian ammo depots, over 200 nationals, over 2,500 special motor vehicles, and 2,678 tanks.

Russia will pull out of the International Space Station over economic sanctions.

Indiana Attorney General files a lawsuit against Black Lives Matter Global Organization.

Former New York Times reporter and “Pandemia” author Alex Berenson’s lawsuit against Twitter for banning him over a technically correct statement about the vaccines, goes to court Thursday, he told Fox News. So now he gets discovery.

Sources say CNN will have massive layoffs this week.

New poll finds most Republicans believe the QAnon lie that ‘top Democrats are involved in elite child sex-trafficking rings.

DeSantis promises Constitutional Carry gun law in Florida.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney told friends that Trump is ‘a maniac.’ I get the impression a lot of those in the conspiracy view it as so all-powerful that anyone daring to stand up to it is viewed as a maniac. Whether that is more a measure of the conspiracy’s true scope, or merely their cowardice and unwillingness to fight for good, I have no idea.

60% of parents with kids under 18 would vote Republican.

President Donald Trump is escalating his support for former U.S. Sen. David Perdue’s uphill battle against Gov. Brian Kemp.

Spread r/K Theory, because there are a lot of cowards out there.

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Rex regum venient
Rex regum venient
2 years ago

“Georgia Gov Kemp threatened businesses that supported True The Vote evidence gathering.”

He’s either a power cuck or compromised.

HM1488
HM1488
Reply to  Rex regum venient
2 years ago

Or he knows the power of Cabal. Remember how his daughter’s boyfriend died?

Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
Reply to  HM1488
2 years ago

When you’re the governor of a Southern US state and you have thousands of good ole’ boys ready and willing at your disposal, and DJT is President, you shouldn’t be afraid of anything. Even if (((they))) take you and your family out, they still lose doing it. It’s why they don’t let uncompromised or non-Cabal become serious politicians in the first place. All Kemp had to do was go public, put up the bat signal-so to speak and things would have gotten athletic.

kid
kid
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

But you also lose if they take you and your family out…

Farcesensitive
Reply to  kid
2 years ago

Once a upon a time we had real men for leaders:

We Mutually Pledge To Each Other Our Lives, Our Fortunes And Our Sacred Honor
https://www.americanheritage.com/we-mutually-pledge-each-other-our-lives-our-fortunes-and-our-sacred-honor

Anon
Anon
Reply to  Rex regum venient
2 years ago

He’s both..likely compromised first as his traits were recognized by cabal then enticed early on.

Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
Reply to  Anon
2 years ago

Agreed. The low-T advance, while effective leaders are run out.

Rex regum venient
Rex regum venient
2 years ago

“Mitt Romney wears a disguise in public to hide from Trump supporters.”

More than anything, that man is a coward. Cowards don’t go to Heaven since they lack faith that the Lord will preserve them. Read Revelation 22. Cowards and especially liars do not go to Heaven. Anyone who denies this is equally damned, lest they all repent.

Tio Taco
Tio Taco
Reply to  Rex regum venient
2 years ago

Nonsense! After many years of watching those people, I’m convinced they’ve borrowed at least some of their beliefs from John Calvin and his spiritual homies. To wit: Heaven must surely have an entrance fee, to keep the riffraff out.

Mitt obviously figures he can just BUY his way in – all that other stuff isn’t really too important. Then too, courage don’t pay the bills, so…

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Johannes Q
Reply to  Rex regum venient
2 years ago

Pierre Delecto, he seems to relish masquerade

teo toon
teo toon
2 years ago

Fourth Amendment: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
These vile judges have opened the floodgates of the secret police upon the American people.If they need accredited biologists to tell them what a woman is, how can we expect them to be able to read and understand what plain English means without continually being monitored by an accredited English language expert?

Philalethes
Philalethes
Reply to  teo toon
2 years ago

See my comment below. The “Fourth Amendment” has been “just a piece of paper” since 1861. These judges are just playing games with your head. Of course, if the truth were known, they’d be out of a job, since rule by decree doesn’t require a court system.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  teo toon
2 years ago

I would like to apply for that job.
How much does it pay?

Sim1776
Sim1776
2 years ago

Scooping private data doesn’t violate Fourth Amendment if the owner can still access it, court rules. Basically, applied to the real world, the government can search your house, they just can’t take anything out the door with them. Meaning privacy does not exist. Wait until people find out this principle was not just being applied to them online, but in their homes as well.”

Could this be used to create the illusion of “official cover” for anytime the surveillance net is exposed?

phelps
Reply to  Sim1776
2 years ago

So this one is a very technical distinction. Seizing is separate from searching in the law, and they both have slightly different rules. Searching and seizing are generally identical in justifications. A search is the government looking where they aren’t invited. This pedophile piece of shit never had a chance there, because yahoo outed him to the fed and voluntarily gave it over.
So, he tried to claim that he has a property right to privacy. This would have essentially meant that the search provisions of the 4th were worthless, because it could have all been done as outlawing seizures, and the law doesn’t allow you to have words that mean nothing in the constitution.
As the belt and suspenders, the court rules that you can’t seize a right to privacy, because you haven’t lost the use of anything. If they seize your car, you can’t drive your car. If they seize your business license, you can’t do business. If they seize your right to privacy, you can still do everything you were already doing. Therefore, it’s not a seizure.
Privacy still exists, but it’s tied to searches.

HM1488
HM1488
2 years ago

> Food supply protectionism is rapidly spreading as global organizations like the IMF warn of consequences. The foundation of K-selection. What is interesting is, it it being artificially imposed upon us.
Looking at events as Cabal deliberately selecting for K is an interesting way to see world events. Why would Cabal drive K though? I’ve read some theories using the more productive K’s (vs. useless r’s) after population decrease, but I am not sure if population decrease is the best explanation.

Unrelated to today’s brief, but I really appreciated AC’s comments in [1]. AC, if you have time, I am interested in your thoughts on prayer. I divide prayer into physical and spiritual components. I do not believe that prayer requests for physical healing do a lick of good, but I do believe in prayer for individual spiritual growth.

Thanks for building this real community, AC. Your work is a gift.

[1] https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/news-briefs-04-18-2022/#comment-390592

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  HM1488
2 years ago

> I do not believe that prayer requests for physical healing do a lick of good

Every person that Jesus healed in his time on earth asked for help, we have numerous examples of such miraculous healings by Jesus and his disciples later on, and we know that God can do literally anything he desires. It’s entirely possible your healing requests are not granted because you believe God incapable of doing it for whatever reason, and as such are being denied for a lack of true belief in that aspect of God’s all-powerful nature.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
2 years ago

Or that God allows the affliction to remain for your spiritual benefit. As God said to Paul:
1 Corinthians 12:8-9
8Three times I pleaded with the Lord to take it away from me. 9But He said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is perfected in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly in my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest on me. 

Farcesensitive
Reply to  HM1488
2 years ago

James 5:16
“Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.”

King James Version (KJV)

Lowell Houser
Lowell Houser
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
2 years ago

(Romans 1:20)
For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse”

Quantum Theory Demonstrated: Observation Affects Realityhttps://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1998/02/980227055013.htm

In a purely materialist world, this cannot happen. There is no materialist interpretation of this that holds water. That fact that this is born out time and again is absolute proof of something beyond what we know or can know with out five senses and three dimensional universe.

Sim1776
Sim1776
2 years ago

“And yet Putin almost didn’t go into Ukraine, and Cabal had to leak to China that NATO was about to absorb Ukraine, to force his hand. So Putin is a wildcard, uncontrolled by Cabal.”

The Ukies were also massing troops along the Donbas front. 60,000 troops were sitting in the southeast. Nothing makes sense in Clown World so Putin probably saw the GAE admitting Ukraine into NATO and then the Ukies invading even though the NATO charter forbids membership to any country in a border dispute.

I have to wonder to the extent of China’s involvement in shaping the intel sent to Russia. The CCP elite are in bed with much of Cabal’s visible leadership. The Chicoms pretty much dictated global policy during the plandemic. I still think China is another long game for Cabal. Rootless Cosmopolitans had a large hand in shaping CCP leadership. Israel funnels a lot of technology to China too. A monster he may have been, but Stalin purged almost all of the Rootless types from the USSR. Joe Biden is most certainly compromised by Chinese Intelligence (Rosemont Seneca for starters). “10% for the big guy.” It just feels like China is being elevated as the “overmasters” for Cabal’s next phase of society. I firmly believe r/K theory explains a lot of behavior in light of the four generation social cycle. Cabal has their plans to manage this. Putin is definitely a wild card and I think the Chinese are trying to become his “handlers.” Occultism runs deep in Cabal. Duality is a guiding belief of their mysteries (i.e. “good cannot exist without evil”). Now this is going completely out on a limb but what if the next shift/Turning will be managed with a brief, vicious war followed by another Cold War with two alliance groups and shifting allegiances on the frontiers. The push for hard r behavior seems to be meeting some serious pushback almost as if that phase of the operation is over. Gleiwitz was 83 years ago. NATO has been trying re-create Gleiwitz; that was not the first false flag attack either.

Some re-reads lately that eerily hit the mark:
1984
Brave New World
https://archive.org/details/SilentWeaponsForQuietWarsOriginalDocumentCopy

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Farcesensitive
Reply to  Sim1776
2 years ago

You mean we shouldn’t welcome our new Virtuous Pagan overlords?

Sim1776
Sim1776
Reply to  Farcesensitive
2 years ago

They are not pagan. Vox is completely off on this; the CCP is godless. They are the very reason God brought the flood. The true anti-Christ spirit if one is being honest. Lucifer’s promise was that “ye shall be as gods” and the CCP has embraced this philosophy much like our “elites.” A skin suit of Confuscianism does not hide the utterly utilitarian aspect of them. Organ harvesting from the truly spiritual and concentration camps of dissident groups with forced labor should be a wakeup call for the evil that resides in China.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Sim1776
2 years ago

Exactly.

Philalethes
Philalethes
2 years ago

Re: “Scooping private data doesn’t violate Fourth Amendment if the owner can still access it, court rules. Basically, applied to the real world, the government can search your house, they just can’t take anything out the door with them. Meaning privacy does not exist. Wait until people find out this principle was not just being applied to them online, but in their homes as well.” 

Sorry, but I’ll have to hold my nose and side with the Ninth Circuit on this one. Haven’t looked into the details, but apparently the guy signed Yahoo’s TOS when he stored his data with them. As noted, “TOS [terms of service] eliminate all Internet privacy”. So don’t sign the TOS if you want to preserve your privacy; it’s that simple. Would you turn your private correspondence over to a neighbor for storage if that neighbor explicitly told you he would have no obligation to keep it private?

The Ninth Circuit has followed the law here. It’s not the predator’s responsibility to explain to the prey how not to be prey. As you repeat again in today’s post, this world is Darwinian. The “fittest” survive; the rest don’t.

One of the first things I learned ~40 years ago when I began serious red pill studies is that they always actually do follow the law. So how do they get away with applying a “capitation” tax that is expressly prohibited by the Constitution? For a long time I thought it was due to some sleight of hand with the wording of the “Sixteenth Amendment”. But recently I’ve come to understand that that whole show was just a distraction charade, since the Sixteenth “amends” a document that no longer has any legal force anyway. The country has been ruled by decree for 161 years.

UC Berkeley School of Law professor Orin Kerr is supposedly “one of the US’s foremost scholars of the Fourth Amendment”. If so, he must know that the Fourth Amendment hasn’t protected anybody from anything since 1861, when We the People, the author (see the Preamble) and owner of Constitution, declined to enforce it against a president who egregiously violated it, thus rendering the document a dead letter. 

They’ve kept it around since then precisely because they can do whatever they want, while distracting the people into spending useless time, money and ink (or pixels) on irrelevant arguments. So long as a pacifier shuts you up, they’ll keep sticking it in your mouth. 

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Philalethes
2 years ago

> when We the People, the author (see the Preamble) and owner of Constitution, declined to enforce it against a president who egregiously violated it, thus rendering the document a dead letter.

Some of us did resist. And the rest joined the jackboots and foreign “peacekeepers” in pillaging and raping the ones who said No. People in my neck of the woods still hate Yankees to this day, for good reason, after the War of Northern Aggression.

It was never about slavery, like all their plots. Just a convenient post-narrative for the history books.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Philalethes
2 years ago

An unconscionable contract is not valid.
Nor is one usurpation of rights precedent to make any number of others legal.

Parabellum
Parabellum
2 years ago

As evidence of vaccine adverse effects becomes impossible to ignore, the time has come to hold the censors and obstructionists to account.
YouTube: “Since last year, we’ve removed over 130,000 videos for violating our COVID-19 vaccine policies.”

Let’s use small claims court, civil rights law, and common law to destroy Google, Facebook and the rest via millions of paper cuts… millions of small claims court cases that they’ll have to defend. Millions of court cases big media cannot ignore.
Resources for bringing small claims for civil rights, tortious interference in doctor-patient relationship, alienation of affection, wrongful death, etc:

At a minimum, Google and the rest are guilty of malpractice or practicing without a license or tortious interference. Lawsuits allow pleading in the alternative.
Make them pay or they’ll do it again.

wlindsaywheeler
Reply to  Parabellum
2 years ago

I am censored at the Homeland Security forum website! The Government doesn’t even obey the 1st Amendment.

I am sick and tired. Read Law Prof. Jonathan Turley’s blog—the guy has been writing post after post after post about Free Speech being attacked by the government and by universities! All sorts of professors are coming out AGAINST Free Speech.

America is a failed state. It is done and gone. Even so basic a thing as “Free Speech” is not even respected anymore! I do not know why we keep playing the charade of America for—it doesn’t work.

Rex regum venient
Rex regum venient
2 years ago

“The Ukrainian Parliament’s official account posts video game footage as evidence of a Russian jet being shot down with a Stinger MANPAD.”

In the world of military always assume the enemy strategist is smarter than you, like chess, and you will do better. When dealing with a Ukrop the opposite turns out to be the case, unless you count DCS as serious, then I’m afraid the Ukies got us beat.

Johannes Q
2 years ago

An old school leftie I knew 20 years ago once said that it’s characteristic of really successful propaganda that everyone believes it, even, or especially, those who produce it. At the time it made no sense, but now I feel that a lot of the BBC or MSNBC

Johannes Q
2 years ago

Sorrty, was phoneposting and finger slipped. To continue: MSNBC types can somehow consciously lie, fabricate stories, and simultaneously believe it to be true. Maybe they would admit that that particular story is fake but be convinced that the overall narrative is true – even when every single story that supports the narrative is fake.

phelps
2 years ago

Judge upholds Ghislaine’s convictions, but says she will only sentence Maxwell on three of the five counts she was convicted on since three of the charges effectively covered the same offence, reducing Maxwell’s possible maximum sentence by 10 years, to 55 years behind bars.

Not unusual, it’s how double jeopardy is usually accounted for. If you are charged with Murder 1, manslaughter and negligent homicide and are convicted of all three, you just get sentenced for Murder.

Farcesensitive
2 years ago

Mitt Romney wears a disguise in public to hide from Trump supporters.

Does he introduce himself as PierrE DelectO?

Farcesensitive
2 years ago

Former Vice President Dick Cheney told friends that Trump is ‘a maniac.’ I get the impression a lot of those in the conspiracy view it as so all-powerful that anyone daring to stand up to it is viewed as a maniac. Whether that is more a measure of the conspiracy’s true scope, or merely their cowardice and unwillingness to fight for good, I have no idea.

Here’s to all the glorious maniacs. 🙂

John 10:20
“And many of them said, He hath a devil, and is mad; why hear ye him?”

King James Version (KJV)

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Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Farcesensitive
2 years ago

Maniacs certainly don’t rise from the dead. Or have all their predictions come true.

Debra Shaffer
Debra Shaffer
2 years ago

https://twitter.com/MorlockP/status/1520178944498089986?s=19
Oh, hell yeah. (This guy’s books are good, too).

Debra Shaffer
Debra Shaffer
2 years ago
Atavisionary
2 years ago

I had a shower thought. I hate tabloids and papparzi. I never understood why anyone ever would care about the personal lives of so-called stars. But since everything else is a lie, perhaps even the plebs loving the personal lives of the so-called stars is also a lie. Knowing how things work a bit better, I am fairly certain that most people, even the fairly vacuous and low IQ people don’t actually care that much about the so-called stars. It should be natural instinct to only really care about those you know personally and maybe a degree or 2 outside of that. Maybe that bit more but I am not so sure even there. It should be in the firmware, so to speak, to only care about the personally affecting things. So IQ shouldn’t actually have that much to do with it. If anything, low iq and low class people tend to care even less than us relatively intellectual people who comment at your site. In my experience that is the case. So assuming that no one actually gives a shit, which in my experience of both high and low iq bears out, no one actually cares that much except for the most heinous of crimes. And even that may be a bit difficult to trigger for various reasons related to information transfer and believedness.
So, my point, is that 1) they need to create distractions of a social nature and at a technical level even that is difficult due to basic human instinct. It isn’t actually all that easy to make people focus on people they don’t personally know. And it may in fact be harder to do with people less given to abstract thinking than we are. How much time have we wasted wondering why anyone would care about such things when in reality no one ever did? Our supposed mental inferiors may be dodging the bullet of wasted time much more effectively than we did. And 2) the patsy’s otherwise termed as stars may be the most susceptible to that kind of psychological manipulation. They have no need to know how they were pushed up. They have no need to know that no one actually cares that they gained 20 pounds. They are told people know and care. And being vain, and diagnosed as vain, before they were ever pushed, they are the perfect people to be threatened with mass ridicule. How likely is it that these people were chosen mainly as scape goats, for lack of a more accurate term, for these continuous distractions instead anything of importance? I said it was technically difficult to focus people’s attention on it, but I didn’t say they lacked the technical expertise to focus people’s attention. Of course they need the grist for the mill, and the so-called stars fit the bill perfectly. You need something to talk about before you can actually talk about it. So why not make it yourself and leave no doubt to a reservoir to draw from?
In the case of you, AC, the gangstalking aspect should be obvious. With no other obvious reasons for existence, the interest in them being fake to some greater or lesser degree, the intense paparazi must be there for those people personally, not for the masses. It is, essentially, an appeal to their vanity which they were selected for from the outset. A method of control the so-called stars are susceptible to, no doubt selected for in fact.
Anyone with the potential of having some ability of weathering that storm gets no publicity. AC and his r/k isn’t publicized because he can handle being made fun of without much harm. The same with me and x-linked inheritance. It would not be an effective strategy because we would take the abuse and use it to learn and become more effective. They realize that, through advanced psychological diagnosis, and know better. And so it isn’t even attempted. Like that mother-jones interview of mine which never saw the light of day. A lower minion thought it might help, and probably got orders not to follow through once the actual consequences, quite tolerable to me, were realized. I think this is a much more accurate perspective on the so-called stars. Thank you for humoring this shower thought.

Anonymous
Anonymous
2 years ago

“The foundation of K-selection. What is interesting is, it it being artificially imposed upon us.”
Interesting comment from this example of K-selection here:
“In cold environments, human cognitive ability was an adaptation not to resource scarcity, as is often claimed, but to an abundance of resources that could be exploited only through a high level of planning, coordination, and tool development.”
Therefore its not scarcity of resources per se. But that the requirements for accessing requires skill and effectiveness. If it requires high skill and quality of people in order to access said abundance of resources.
Ironically K-selection is at its best when its not the scarcity of resources but the difficulty in accessing it and the requirement of quality in order to do so.
So K-selection does have its r-selection component ironically like how Yang requires a bit of Yin and vice versa.
https://evoandproud.blogspot.com/2022/03/cognitive-ability-of-indigenous-arctic.html

Farcesensitive
2 years ago

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Farcesensitive
2 years ago

Australia: pork supply set to plunge as Japanese encephalitis detected across piggeries

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/japanese-encephalitis-detected-in-30-nsw-piggeries-pork-supply-set-to-plunge/ar-AAWowb1