34 Comments
User's avatar
Vigilant Amalek Snow Leopard's avatar

One side of the ship is tipping rapidly and starting to dump people into frigid waters and the other side of the ship is staring out the deck of the other side crying, "Safe and effective! Get boosted!"

That was a mixed metaphor. I do mixed metaphors sometimes.

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

There is a bizarre subset of true believers who say the stupidest things sometimes. They talk about getting maybe a fifth booster because apparently they got Covid-19 again, they blame the facemask free for their latest bout with the coof, and they don't have the slightest introspection about it. Those true believers seem to be declining in numbers slowly but surely. I suppose we can write "it would have been so much worse without the jabs" on their tombstones...

Expand full comment
Brian's avatar

Blaming the non compliant is an extension of their world view that their health is subject to outside forces and they depend on other outside forces to protect them from threats with quackcination. It is a strange form of protection as it has a weakness when not everyone partakes and if the first few rounds of quackcines don't work, keep going as it's all we've got. This is a poisoned world view which leads them to accept poison as a solution to their supposed threats on their health. It leads them deeper and deeper into an abyss.

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

They've all become victims incapable of taking responsibility. But I sometimes wonder how quickly they could turn on a dime from being victims of a scary virus to being victims of big pharma...

Expand full comment
Brian's avatar

Believing in a scary virus leads into being a victim of big pHARMa. It's within the same context of a poisoned world view. Or did you mean something else?

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

I agree but what I mean is will any of these true believers ever do a dollars and cents calculation of what they've lost?

Expand full comment
Brian's avatar

The fear of contagion, the fear of not being protected and the desire to compel others to accept their poisoned world view or at least force action upon them (as in quackcination) seems to surpass all other concerns.

As we see the world today, a poisoned world view that is challenging to deal with as it does not respond to logic, math or common sense. It is like telling a child not to touch a hot stove, they don't get it and are compelled to do so. It is a matter of maturing through experience and who knows when that will take place.

Expand full comment
Joe Van Steenbergen's avatar

The Darwin awards come to mind.

Expand full comment
Brian's avatar

What comes to mind for me is a misplaced trust in pHARMa for immune system support, the corollary of which is lack of trust in the body, an overblown fear of nature (i.e. microbes) and a lack of rational inquiry into the story we have been told. If this is a viral pandemic, why do the numbers instead tell us it is not viral, but rather a rise in chronic illness, compounded by quackcination?

Expand full comment
jacquelyn sauriol's avatar

I think so as well. I had heard that Phizer had recently done a SEC filing that might affect their existance as a company, possibly in prep for their dissolution, so they can disappear....it was a Dr Robert Malone posting awhile back...

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

I read about that one too. It's a double edged sword corporations being treated as human: it means the entity Pfizer is suable and liable for fraud. But if it's just this multi shell Borg where you have to go after individuals it's a lot tougher...

Expand full comment
SAMO's avatar

How is Pfizer stock still in the $50s? (6 July 2022)

I don't get it.

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

It's sad. The 5 year chart still has Pfizer close to all time highs. Then again they can manipulate those prices anyways they want to, so they might be beating down short sellers...

Expand full comment
Brian's avatar

They have enough cash flow, some could be used to support the stock to keep the optics in place. If the market were to turn on them though, with 5B shares outstanding, maybe Bill or George would have to step in to help, otherwise it could crash hard.

Expand full comment
Brian's avatar

They keep signing deals for new quackcination formulations. Last I read the new formulation is based on Omicron (moronic).

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

The US government shoveled another $3 billion at them recently. It looks like a Ukraine style money laundering operation.

Expand full comment
jacquelyn sauriol's avatar

I thought declaring corporations as people made it harder to sue them. Wasnt that during Reagans presidency?

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

I know Citizens United allowed Corps to fund political campaigns as private donors. I think corporate liability gets double edged if fraud is proven

Expand full comment
jacquelyn sauriol's avatar

i am just looking at this

https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2019/01/30/corporations-are-people-too-and-they-should-act-like-it/

I would ask (the universe) how it can possibly be right to treat them as people when they have no moral compass except to create profit? And also, how can they be of one mind, if they are a person they are a person with multiple personalities, which is not usually a good thing as I have experienced. I really know little about it or why it happened they were declared such.

Expand full comment
charles's avatar

Be very careful about those things. I saw one a while back about prepping for Pfizer dissolution, posted by several people including Jessica Rose. Then I came across a comment by somebody with expertise in SEC filings who showed that it was a Nothing Burger.

The other day Mathew Crawford, who has worked on Wall Street, argued convincingly that following Edward Dowd's lead regarding investing could be disastrous. No way can I do his column justice, but the pithy take-home message is that the market can stay irrational a lot longer than you can stay solvent.

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

You are in my wheelhouse on this. I used to run weekly market analysis for financialwire along with a year review. I was correct in my predictions about 60-65% of the time. I did it by looking for herd trends in a given week and Consistently running against it. I figured it was more like a Vegas table where they want all the chips down to clear them out. They've got all the money in the world why not manipulate it? Only in 2009 did I hear real cracks...though I am hearing them again

Expand full comment
jacquelyn sauriol's avatar

re your comment ' I did it by looking for herd trends in a given week and Consistently running against it. ' golden advice, only dead fish go with the flow....best

Expand full comment
jacquelyn sauriol's avatar

Charles- luckily for me I have nothing to invest in any market, and if I did I wouldn't anyway. I would invest it directly in people, carefully. Dowd didn't give much if any investment advice anyway, my takaway from listening to him multiple times is that he is just trying to help expose the sham primarily. It does make sense that Phizeer would try to disappear, with some others, will bet you a $1. It would be something to try to see who IS investing in caskets, which is a gruesome idea but probably lucrative like many gruesome ideas. I would invest in a mushroom casket company, perhaps, because I would like to try and biodegrade properly. One issue I heard yesterday re deaths is that even dead bodies are still emmitting electronic addresses, which is why the cabal wants all the 'covid (whackscene) dead' to be cremated. Now, when that happens, the smoke out the chimney can probs go on to further infect us with nanos...and on it goes...I guess the only real answer is to start pulling down the 5g towers, 'Georgia guidestone' style. Best

ps i heard the dead bodies emmitting nanos here -this is part 2 of a recent chat, mindblowing what we are up against....https://rumble.com/v1b6p2b-dr.-astrid-stuckelberger-who-pandemic-treaty-important-update-part-2.html

Expand full comment
Dr. Flurm Googlybean's avatar

https://www.hashtags.org/analytics/Pfizer/

May be better plots, but this is what I’ve been using. ~1/2 Hz.

Surprised they didn’t try the 75 years trick.

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

Thanks for that. I've never really analyzed hashtags I'm pretty new to twitter in the sense that I have no followers and don't really care...

Expand full comment
Dr. Flurm Googlybean's avatar

Same here — signed up to watch the Elon show. I’m up to 16 followers now! Lost my CCP spy follower with a Taiwan tweet I think though.

Expand full comment
Amy Sukwan's avatar

16? I'm jealous! I have 2 one of whom wants to talk on WhatsApp about all the kinky things she can do because she's in Thailand too. She either didn't notice or doesn't care that I'm a female. ;) Hi friend!

Expand full comment
Dr. Flurm Googlybean's avatar

OK there — add one more! At least until I succeed in my quest to make Twitter ban me.

Expand full comment
Joe Van Steenbergen's avatar

Whomever is in charge in Uruguay had best avoid small planes, small bodies of water and food that has not been tested. Things didn't end well for others who defied Pfizer.

Expand full comment
charles's avatar

I believe that this is a potential Achille's heel. It needs to be attacked, relentlessly.

Make the defenders of the "safe and effective" narrative -- be they genius epidemiologists or moronic politicians -- defend not the "safe and effective" narrative but Pfizer's extensive efforts to keep all this stuff hidden.

Nobody wants to defend that.

Shift the paradigm.

Expand full comment
KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I say this almost daily, and have followed up to some extent. If we all post the myriad of of, “Oops! That wasn’t as safe & effective as we supposed. Recall!”, post all the recalls and all the lawsuits against ALL pHARMa it may eventually crumble the complete & utter pedestal of confidence and trust upon which the masses have placed Big pHARMa. The 5 BILLION dollar VIOXX debacle always springs to mind. Start there.

Expand full comment
Bri's avatar

Yet our own country doesn't ask such question on behalf of the people.

Expand full comment