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A FLU BY ANY OTHER NAME

... still picks only on the weak.

It's taken me a long, long time to truly catch the full significance of the old expression: "It's a great life if you don't weaken".

The "flu" happens every year no matter what name it's given. And people with dodgy health, already weakened by some other ailment, sometimes develop pneumonia and die. The "flu" is evil in that it is opportunistic; it preys on the weak.

How many times does that have to be said?  When will people realize that giving the flu a fancy nickname doesn't make it any more, or less, dangerous.  When will they realize that vaccines were not created for the benefit of humanity, but for the massive profits they create for those who openly preach population reduction while constantly extolling the jab as a precious gift to humanity.

Vaccines did not eradicate either polio (CDC: spread through fecal material) or smallpox (CDC: spread through direct and fairly prolonged face-to-face contact). Prior to vaccines, those diseases had already died out because of improved sanitation, and through increasing natural immunity: NCBI:

• The precipitous decline we have documented in adult smallpox in the 1770s, in the absence of any other evidence of a sudden shift in the age structure or migration patterns in the St Martin's population, strongly suggests that adult migrants were increasingly immune to smallpox.

For that matter, so did puerperal fever that infected so many women in childbirth because their physicians were too ignorant to know they should disinfect their hands after dissecting cadavers -- that is until obstetrician Ignaz Semmelweis figured it out!

But his 1861 book on the subject was not well received by the medical profession and a few years later he was consigned to an insane asylum!  When you know what's right but the status quo goes against you, well ... it really may be enough to drive one mad.  Too bad he doesn't (may not?) know that his book is now revered all over the Internet.

In my experience, the medical profession doesn't trust what's simple; it trusts only in magic potions and sharp knives. And some people want to think of them as the "elite", but notice how they're insulting our intelligence by repeating over and over again how to wash our hands (common sense) all the while extolling the virtues of vaccines (money, power)?

Notice the image at the top of this page, how similar the Statue of "Justice" (at the Supreme Court building in Ottawa) is to the image of the The Grim Reaper.  Right now, easily blamed on the "pandemic", the courts are severely backed up. Justice is on holiday, while the non -"elite" languish in jails of several kinds.  The New Flu has seeped into all aspects of life on earth, and most people are still going along with the daily bull-horned narrative, or at best, the weasel words.

​MSN: Is COVID-19 Worse Than the Flu? Doctors Say You Don’t Want to Catch Either One

You'll notice they've coined a new catch phrase: TwinDemic. That way they don't have to expose their own lack of certainty.  Either way, it's gonna getcha. So be afraid, be very afraid.

When all this first began, a Food Basics cashier screamed at me to "stay on the sticker" when only one of my feet was squarely in the middle of the circle on the floor, and I commented to her that she needed to calm down. "Well, I'm scared!" she whined.  "My grandfather has Parkinson's!" Suggesting, I guess, that he was more vulnerable than anybody else's grandfather to "Covid-19".

Here I am an aged grandmother and she didn't mind shouting into my face about how special she was.  (We should never have told our kids that they were "special". They took entirely the wrong lesson from it.) I just paid for my purchases and got out of there, but I should have told her that even if she had an ordinary cold, she should stay away from everybody's grandfather for a while -- because what does this have to do with making the rest of us stand on "stickers"?

By the way, the WHO nicely confused the distancing issue by recommending 1 metre when not wearing a mask; but our local toadies enforce 2 metres with or without a mask -- not that it isn't utter nonsense whichever way you look at it.

In the good old days, during flu season, when somebody in the grocery lineup was coughing, that person automatically turned his/her head away from others and caught the cough in their fist (it's an automatic response, coughing into one's fist -- even if there's nobody else in the vicinity) -- and everybody stepped back a bit, and nobody had to be threatened with a fine to do so.

And people who don't wash their hands after putting away their groceries, before preparing a meal, and prior to sitting down to dinner, are basically suicidal anyway. If the flu doesn't get them, something else surely will because they are not terribly swift.

All the rest is overkill, literally. But, in a brave quest to keep us from coming to our senses, the CBC has opened up its dutiful throttle once again to blast that the sky is falling -- again.

I wonder if there will be any Remembrance Day ceremonies in November. Maybe on Zoom? Maybe not -- Lest We Remember the days when we were actually allowed to gather in groups.

I'm betting that people are not going to remain slavish forever.  It's human nature to rebel -- unless severely demoralized, beaten down and starved. I'm heartened to see there are more and more CBC readers detecting and projecting the light. Here's one in particular who points out all we really need to know:

• ONT has 167 covid patients and 384 hospitals. BC has 69 covid patients and 206, so yeah. Not much overwhelming going on in those 2 provinces.

Ontario also has 14.5 million residents and BC has a bit over 5 million.

The so-called "elite" and their groveling flying monkeys need to get a grip!

Virtually since time began, people have been dying in large numbers every flu season (and all year long from various other disasters) and nobody noticed until the news media, on cue from Above, started maniacally shrieking about it. All this talk of "overwhelming the hospitals" is nothing more than a fright tactic. Check out the multitude of media outlets that used the word "overwhelming". Surely some of them must feel somewhat aghast at their own monkey-see, monkey-doo-doo.

Not to mention the ubiquitous reference to the medical professionals as "Front Line" workers, as if they were on a battlefield, offering their very lives to save humanity.  Meanwhile people are dying from medical mistakes of all kinds, not to even mention the panicked resort to ventilators without a clue as to whether they would help or not (and then to find that they actually damaged and killed people!) and denying people elective surgery so that the obituary columns became full of cases where the dearly departed died "peacefully at home".

Would you believe what some of those same medical professionals finally recommended, way back in April?

• Use treatment options like hydroxychloroquine, remdesivir, and convalescent plasma treatment, among others, and include them in medical trials.

Here's a number one sign that the "elite" don't give a hoot about saving/helping people: HCQ still has not been licensed because it would get in the way of the upcoming, lucrative vaccine program!

Not entirely off-topic: I've just stumbled upon a website that offers free obituary templates so you don't have to pay exorbitant fees to newspapers to use their resources. With so many people in danger of losing income, homes, everything they've worked for, this must seem like a godsend to the bereaved.

As a commenter to the CBC article said about the abject fear of the flu called Covid:

• It’s like the world discovered death and it panicked.

Yeah, DEATH.  It's been there all along and now even the young feel it stalking them. Help, help, we're all gonna die if we don't listen to the "elites".  Well, nobody can escape death; it's merely a matter of time, and what matters most is how we use the time we're allotted. One thing's for sure: retreating into fear and dependency on government pronouncements is life-threatening in itself.

It took some time, but intelligent people with some sense of their own inherent right and dignity, thought about it and then got ticked off at being pushed around and threatened with reprisals from law enforcement if they disobeyed. Like mice waiting to be let out of a cage, they suddenly realized, "Hey, yeah, this IS a cage, and I'm going to have to find my own way out, or die trying."

Here's what another CBC reader has to say about one's chances of escape:

• The 'pandemic' is never going to be declared 'over'. Its going to be used as an excuse for the massive depression we are descending into, and elites will use it as long as people continue to believe it. It is public relations/ social control being used as the first line of defense against angry mobs/ austerity protestors. The second line of defense is militarized police.

The term: "Militarised Police" sounds like what the bought-and-paid-for information outlets continually call "conspiracy theory", but if that's what it is, then the RCMP commissioner was guilty of it back in 2017 when he said: 

• The result is a focus on enforcement and an increased reliance on force, Paulson said, “rather than the problem-solving, community-oriented, prevention approach that is better suited to the Canadian context.”
• The commissioner admitted the Mounties have no shortage of heavy weaponry, including armoured vehicles, drones and machine-guns.

And so also say a number of others in positions to know.  But some CBC readers want to believe we actually have leaders, not herders (despite that they use the term "herd immunity"), and really seem to want to view them as "elite":

• Can you please explain *why* the elites would want this? Why on earth do they want us in a depression? That just costs them money and power too. If people are busy staying home and avoiding gathering, that means people aren't as easily available to create the goods and services that they use.
• It makes zero sense for this to be any sort of conspiracy of elites.

I've suddenly noticed that the word "conspiracy" ends with "piracy".  Freudian, or what?

Wiki: Piracy is an act of robbery or criminal violence ...

The "elites" are pirates; they work only for themselves, and their rapiers are thin and sharp.

What we need in government are "swashbucklers".

Wiki: A 'swashbuckler' ... is heroic, daring, and idealistic: he rescues damsels in distress, protects the downtrodden ...

A "swashbuckler" turns the pirate's thin rapier against him. So why do the sellers of children's entertainment (see image below) extol the vicious pirate while the "swashbuckler" remains unknown to them. Maybe because they are expected to grow up to be willing warriors when the "elites" call upon them?

I never let my kids have toy guns or knives (or real ones) and they didn't complain about it. They had too many other interests, I guess.  Music, books, puzzles ...

Famous pirates, like Redbeard and Blackbeard, were named for their beards -- and now, even Justin Trudeau has taken pains to hide behind a beard.  Beards have become popular again, but I just think of the remnants of dinner in them, and it's a bit off-putting, though a few men do wear them better than others. Trudeau just looks a bit scruffy.

Redbeard was a fierce major god in Norse mythology.  It's also the name of a British tactical nuclear weapon.

Blackbeard was a British pirate, with all of the violent, greedy implications, but for which he was officially pardoned by the "elite". Ar-r-r-r-r-r-r.

Below Image from Wonderopolis: Sometimes countries would hire pirates — whom they called “privateers" when hired — to attack the ships of an enemy. Those who attacked ships with loyalty to no one but themselves were true pirates.