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The Great Awakening

Is the Great Awakening happening?

  • Yes

    Votes: 16 39.0%

  • No

    Votes: 21 51.2%

  • Not Sure

    Votes: 4 9.8%
  • Total voters
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Hempy McNoodle

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I believe this opens up a whole can of worms related to campaign finance violations and more... What happens if the DNC/CNN are working on behalf of foreign nations such as Germany, Iran, Ukraine, and China?
 
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Hempy McNoodle

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Hempy McNoodle

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Microbeman said:
and here I thought she was just crotchety not crocheter....
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She wears converse Chuck Taylers too, I'm told. World leader of our dreams. She is so humanized...

The sad truth is that they (the Deep State) use big tech data to figure out how to market themselves (thru puppets like Harris).
 
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Hempy McNoodle

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From 1932 - 1972 The US conducted what would become infamously known as the Tuskegee Experiment(s). The purpose of the study was to track and monitor how Sexually Transmitted Diseases spread in poor (targeted) communities. The experiments violated the human rights of its subjects, by not informing them that they had STDs (and that they were transmissible) and denying them treatment. It is alleged that they were also infected by the researchers. If they weren't directly infected by the researchers, certainly many "participants" were included in the study after primary subjects spread it to their sexual partners, after which they became subjects of the study. The researchers used syphilis as an STD case study. The Study went far beyond Alabama and also included people in Guatemala and other places around the world. After the studies concluded (and, they were allowed to continue to their conclusions despite having been found to be illegal), two major population studies followed. One was the Rockefeller Commission Report on Population and the Ameican Future (1972) and the second was a classified report called, "The Kissinger Report" NSSM: 200 (National Security Study Memorandum 200) from 1974, which was classified until it was declassified in 1989. Following the Tuskegee experiments the world would see the release of the HIV/AIDS virus. Note that the population reports were concerned about the faster growth rates of African and called for "AID" to Africa (is the name "AIDS" a sick joke?).

The Rockefeller Report focused on outlining a detailed analysis of the "problem."

The previously classified Kissinger report looked into possible solutions. The report discusses Malthusianism and the belief among scientists that the current 1974 population is already too big to sustain itself and that "Malthusian" efforts may be needed.

Thomas Malthus was a 19th century economist who came to realize that capitalism had certain logical limitations. For example, if the population gets too bid then the job competition grows and eventually their wont be enough jobs and everyone will be jobless. Malthus may, or may not, have been an advocate of population reduction, but Eugenecists and Malthusians are. And in the NSSM 200, they are saying that it may be time to begin reducing (subtracting) the population.

How?

AIDS
Cancer (some vaccines)
Endless War
imprisonment (genocide 'halting reproduction' [think crack cocaine and drug laws targeting black people])
LGBT'ism
Abortion (particularly in 'targeted' "black" communities)
Diseases (like Lyme Disease)
Chemical warfare (fentanyl crisis?)
The list goes on and on....

It's important to note that 'Malthusianism' is a capitalistic point of view and is not tied to how many humans the earth can actually sustain, but is more about how many humans a Capitalistic Earth can sustain or "the earth under capitalism."

It is said that approximately 50% of food produced is thrown away because it has not sold. Often times, food is thrown away into locked dumpsters to keep the desperately hungry poor from ravaging through a grocery stores dumpsters.
 
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Hempy McNoodle

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Hempy McNoodle said:
From 1932 - 1972 The US conducted what would become infamously known as the Tuskegee Experiment(s). The purpose of the study was to track and monitor how Sexually Transmitted Diseases spread in poor (targeted) communities. The experiments violated the human rights of its subjects, by not informing them that they had STDs (and that they were transmissible) and denying them treatment. It is alleged that they were also infected by the researchers. If they weren't directly infected by the researchers, certainly many "participants" were included in the study after primary subjects spread it to their sexual partners, after which they became subjects of the study. The researchers used syphilis as an STD case study. The Study went far beyond Alabama and also included people in Guatemala and other places around the world. After the studies concluded (and, they were allowed to continue to their conclusions despite having been found to be illegal), two major population studies followed. One was the Rockefeller Commission Report on Population and the Ameican Future (1972) and the second was a classified report called, "The Kissinger Report" NSSM: 200 (National Security Study Memorandum 200) from 1974, which was classified until it was declassified in 1989. Following the Tuskegee experiments the world would see the release of the HIV/AIDS virus. Note that the population reports were concerned about the faster growth rates of African and called for "AID" to Africa (is the name "AIDS" a sick joke?).

The Rockefeller Report focused on outlining a detailed analysis of the "problem."

The previously classified Kissinger report looked into possible solutions. The report discusses Malthusianism and the belief among scientists that the current 1974 population is already too big to sustain itself and that "Malthusian" efforts may be needed.

Thomas Malthus was a 19th century economist who came to realize that capitalism had certain logical limitations. For example, if the population gets too bid then the job competition grows and eventually their wont be enough jobs and everyone will be jobless. Malthus may, or may not, have been an advocate of population reduction, but Eugenecists and Malthusians are. And in the NSSM 200, they are saying that it may be time to begin reducing (subtracting) the population.

How?

AIDS
Cancer (some vaccines)
Endless War
imprisonment (genocide 'halting reproduction')
LGBT'ism
Abortion (particularly in 'targeted' "black" communities)
Diseases (like Lyme Disease)
Chemical warfare (fentanyl crisis?)
The list goes on and on....

It's important to note that 'Malthusianism' is a capitalistic point of view and is not tied to how many humans the earth can actually sustain, but is more about how many humans a Capitalistic Earth can sustain or "the earth under capitalism."

It is said that approximately 50% of food produced is thrown away because it has not sold. Often times, food is thrown away into locked dumpsters to keep the desperately hungry poor from ravaging through a grocery stores dumpsters.
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Tuskegee Experiment(s)
https://www.cdc.gov/tuskegee/index.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_Syphilis_Study

Population Reports:

Rockefeller Commission Report on Population and the American Future (Hempy used to have a rare paperback version)
https://www.population-security.org/rockefeller/001_population_growth_and_the_american_future.htm

Interesting side piece...
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4655928/

NSSM 200
https://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/Pcaab500.pdf
 
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Hempy McNoodle

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It has been a long time since I've read these reports, but if I recall correctly, they say that the upper limits of the possible human population that Earth can sustain is somewhere between 12-15billion.

But, interestingly, here are Bill Gates and Ted Turner mentioning 9 billion as the magic number. This makes me ask many questions. For example: where did they get that number (9billion)? Why would Bill Gates say that "The world today has about 6.8 billion people and that's heading up to about 9 billion." (and then listen to what he says about vaccines). Why would it go from 6.8 billion to 9 billion Bill? what about 7billion or 12 billion? Has Bill been talking with Ted Turner and Henry Kissenger and the Rockefellers? Well, it turns out he has been...

Listen to the whole thing, but pay extra close attention @2:20
https://odysee.com/@blacksonrise007:b/gbf-bill-gates-depopulation:4

Ted Turner (pay extra close attention @15:50)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k96px6CxSlY&t=1956s
 
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Hempy McNoodle

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CNN Director: "The most unbiased news is grassroots out of people's basements with podcasts. That's the most unbiased you could probably get."
 
Gypsy Nirvana

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Hempy McNoodle said:
CNN Director: "The most unbiased news is grassroots out of people's basements with podcasts. That's the most unbiased you could probably get."
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- I agree - and think that - 'people in their basements' - often make much more sense than many of the hired 'commentators' and 'opinion mongers' - who are paid and encouraged to follow some sort of agenda or another by the main media - nothing better than hearing it - 'from the horses mouth' - as one might say -

- one of these regular podcasts I listen to is History Debunked - operated by this elderly fella called Simon - he discusses many topics and questions of today and yesterday - that people want to comment upon - and are looking for answers to -

History Debunked - YouTube
 
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Hempy McNoodle

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Gypsy Nirvana said:
- I agree - and think that - 'people in their basements' - often make much more sense than many of the hired 'commentators' and 'opinion mongers' - who are paid and encouraged to follow some sort of agenda or another by the main media - nothing better than hearing it - 'from the horses mouth' - as one might say -

- one of these regular podcasts I listen to is History Debunked - operated by this elderly fella called Simon - he discusses many topics and questions of today and yesterday - that people want to comment upon - and are looking for answers to -

History Debunked - YouTube
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Thanks Gypsy, I'll check it out.
 
audiohi

audiohi

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Hempy McNoodle said:
CNN Director: "The most unbiased news is grassroots out of people's basements with podcasts. That's the most unbiased you could probably get."
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Are you quoting an unnamed CNN director, Hempy?

Who said it, and why all of the sudden do you believe CNN?
 
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