Insult of the year -- Conspiracy Theorist

"It must be a plot!" – Coronavirus conspiracy theorists take to streets in Germany


Insult of the year -- "Conspiracy Theorist"

To be hurled at anyone questioning the Covid narrative.

What is a conspiracy?  It's "a secret plan or scheme to accomplish some purpose, especially a hostile, unlawful, or evil purpose".

And, like, that never happens, eh?

But there's no Covid conspiracy simply because there's no secret. For instance, it's been made eminently and blatantly clear by global notables that they planned in advance for such an event (Event 201), and what they planned was to take total control over the daily activities, physical lives and health practises of every human on the planet  by means of lockdowns, masks, personal contacts, means of livelihood, offspring, education, health care, you name it, and profit from it immensely:

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I'm not sure where my genome is, but I'm going to assume it's too late to edit it.

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Where the West will stand in all of this is up in the air at the moment.  Event 201 issued a news report showing conclusively that America no longer rules the world.  And it uses a comment made by weirdo Woody Allen to support its view of Biden:

• 80 percent of successful alliance management in the post-Trump era will be just showing up at high level meetings (even if only virtually), without a wrecking ball in one hand and an extended middle finger in the other.

Suddenly, I'm hearing a song in my head: "Life is beautiful in Amsterdam; Life is wonderful in Amsterdam". It's from a little-known movie: The Lucky Star (1980), that I was lucky enough to be able to download from TV in the early 90's.  Lou Jacoby plays a butcher who moonlights as a cabaret singer, and, of course, the song was sheer irony as Jews tried hard not to think the absolute worst for their fate at the hands of Hitler.

The Nazis came in the dead of night to take away the butcher and his wife when their teen-aged son just happened to be out on the roof gazing from a distance at the pretty girl next door who hadn't closed her curtains. He was already living in a fantasy world of heroism as he wandered, dazed, searching for his parents, until a kind woman took him into her home and employed him as a farm worker.  "A barn, and a horse":  what could any boy want, he thought? And then, when the Nazis took over the town and ordered that all non-aryans had to wear a star, the boy wore it like a sheriff's badge. It cost him his life, but he died a cowboy hero.

You can watch some of the movie here. 

Hitler was not just an aberration.  There have always been, and are right now, megalomaniacs who would rule the world regardless of human cost. Nor is it any secret that the US imported plenty of Hitler's best scientists in an effort to transform itself into the greatest threat to the whole planet. Nor that Event 201 was held in New York City by invitation only to representatives of countries from around the world -- and the man who represented Canada wasn't anybody we had ever heard of, his having been so busy in other countries until recently.

But McGill University knew who he was, and recently appointed him as "Inaugural Director and Associate Dean of the School of Population and Global Health", a whole new thing for Canada, but nothing at all new to Evans, who's been a very busy boy in concert with GAVI and, of course, Bill Gates.

Timothy Grant Evans: Among other world endeavours, he is a member of GAVI: the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization.

Or, if you prefer, read the "conspiracy theorist" version: Wikispooks -- the part titled: Push for Censorship.

Mind you, McGill is old hat at sponsoring weird stuff:

VIDEO: MK Ultra: CIA mind control program in Canada (1980) - CBC: The Fifth Estate.

VIDEO: The Sleep Room: CIA-funded experiments on patients in Montreal hospital (1998) - 
CBC: The Fifth Estate

And here's a VIDEO that strongly suggests the true extent of GAVI's concern for children:
The Great Darkness - The Children of MK-ULTRA.  I haven't watched that yet, but I'm sure it's total "conspiracy theory".

Is it any wonder some people believe that the "novel" Corona virus was manufactured in a US lab and taken to Wuhan via contestants/guests arriving for the Military World Games that took place there in October 2019?  Is that why Trump has been always careful to call it the "Wuhan virus" instead of simply Covid-19?

Does noting little things like that make me a "conspiracy theorist"? Sobeit, though some might grudgingly concede that I have some right and reason to be. One only has to read what our military recently had in mind for Canadians:

OttawaCitizen: Forged letter warning about wolves on the loose part of Canadian Forces propaganda campaign that went awry

OttawaCitizen: The Canadian Forces spent more than $1 million to train public affairs officers on behaviour modification techniques of the same sort used by the parent firm of Cambridge Analytica, the company implicated in a 2016 data-mining scandal to help Donald Trump’s election campaign.

Now they'll have to function under the table. Well what else have they got to do if there's no longer going to be any world warfare (other than on their own people, that is -- which should be easy now that Trudeau has confiscated the recreational guns).

But they've got to stop making Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan look bad and just admit he's quite capable of doing that for himself:

NatPost: Sajjan retracts claim he was 'architect' of Canada’s biggest combat operation in Afghanistan

• The defence minister's description was denounced as ‘a bald-faced lie’ by a retired officer familiar with the planning for Operation Medusa in 2006.

We're certainly seeing a "novel" kind of international warfare; not against China, but to exert influence over world populations. If we're going to get a handle on this, we conspiracy theorists must examine things from all angles, don't you think?

Oh look, we've been tossed a crumb from a media outlet:

DW: Opinion: Not all coronavirus critics are conspiracy theorists

• A democracy worthy of the name must be able to withstand controversial debates and protests without creating insurmountable rifts.
• It is simply not enough to muzzle unwelcome criticism with derogative classifications such as "cesspool" or "conspiracy theory." The very people who consider themselves the champions of democracy should refrain from using such exclusionary labels.

Well, let's hope this is taken to heart in the case of Dr. Roger Hodkinson:

WesternStandard: Senior doc says Alberta politicians “playing medicine”, media driving “hysteria”

• Dr. Roger Hodkinson says the virus is no worse than a “bad flu, that masks are “useless”, and that lockdowns are driving suicides.

Not surprisingly, Dr. Hodkinson is in dire danger of being dismissed as a "conspiracy theorist".

Here he is in his own words: VIDEO  (There's a slight delay at the beginning of this video)
Update: If the link no longer works due to Google ban, see alternative LifeSiteNews link at Rumble.

Which do you think is worse ... to be a conspiracy theorist or a muzzler? The word for "mask" among protesters now is "muzzle".

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Thanks to reader Brian H. for providing the above links regarding the military's little joke on Canadians and the Assistant Deputy Minister for Public Affairs' announcement that the initiative to enhance the duties of public affairs officers to include influence activities and information operations was being shut down.

Brian asks: "Why do I see Dick Nixon making double peace signs and wobbling his chops to "I am not a crook" when I read these words? Must be some derangement of my mind, right, couldn't possibly be a recurring theme of deception, perpetually stinking up the reality sphere now could it?"

Like the good Dr. Hodkinson above, Brian is a "conspiracy theorist" -- and we conspiracy dopes are finding ourselves increasingly in better and better company every day.

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