They keep pushing shots, boosters and paxlovid... and people believe them. Because they are the "experts"- I quit listening to "experts" a LONG time ago...listen to your gut. It's correct!
2A Solution - "Pull your kids out of the system. Homeschool."
And there you have it, BINGO we have a winner. Whether they want to mandate masking or vaccines or indoctrinate them with (fill in the blank). There are no excuses, the kid is yours, now man up, take ownership - responsibility - ACCOUNTABILITY or let the system F them up good. https://youtu.be/95_DB6GgLQs?t=40
I love that first meme, SimCom. May I steal it? I want to print it and covertly plaster it all over our university campus. Especially in the Science buildings. They are so deeply in the pockets of pharma and USA grants - even here at the southernmost tip of Africa - that things need a bit of shaking up. They are wilfully oblivious while those dollars continue pouring in. I want to start making them feel uncomfortable. Any other suggestions of material are welcome. Have even considered printing out whole articles and putting them on notice boards and under doors. Even mailing them anonymously via internal post. Online hectoring is one thing, but when it comes to getting through to the professorial dinosaur class and bought-and-paid-for graduate students, physical manifestations of dissenting thought are probably better.
Feb 13, 2023·edited Feb 13, 2023Liked by SimulationCommander
The letter/speech is good. Perhaps add that one should have a couple of the most-well known or recognised studies on hand as printouts, with pertinent parts higlighted for ease of finding them if asked details.
So when saying "the german studie", have it printed out to hold up and offer to the board. Same with any acknowledgements from CDC/pharmaceutical companies re: data that proves your point.
Also,as a general advice to anyone who's going up to take a swing at this, don't refer to conspiracies or even to alleged collusion (the number of Pfizer-employees in the FDA f.e.). It doesn't matter if you're right and have actual proof /say WEF or White House or WHO statements), you still look like a crank and can be easily ignored - instead, ask questions:
"How is it that the school board claims shots are mandatory when the CDC outright states that they are completely voluntary and optional, as are allvaccines? Does the school board have medical and scientific experience and knowledge that the CDC has not?"
Another good trick is to have several speakers, and decide before hand who's going to be the angry one (pathos), the crying one (ethos) and the voice of reason (logos) - one person cannot play up all three without looking unhinged, not in a short address.
So you could start with a woman fitting the typical demographic of the area, demurely dressed, who tries to get the message out despite fighting down tears of fear and sorrow. You then switch to an angry man, angry at the implied threats, the un-american coercion and the discriminatory aspects of it, and then you finish off with an older woman (preferably a grandmother, bonus points for elderly black or jewish - just don't mention that out loud, let it speak for itself; the generations of cultural conditioning equating the stereotype with "goodness" will do its job better without being shone a spotlight on) who speaks reason and offers a way forward.
The only hard rule in rethorics is after all whether a tactic helps you win or not.
We need to get back to basic. In 1982, there were 7 childhood vaccines (Pubmed) - BCG, Measles, Mumps, Poliovirus, Rabies, Rubella, and Typhoid-Paratyphoid Vaccines. Today, the childhood vaccine schedule requires about 6-dozen doses through age 18 for sixteen diseases.
The childhood schedule has become free for all. Kids today are not more protected from diseases than 40 years ago. In reality, there has been more autism than ever. Of course the establishment is not interested why it has become so common. If you 'trust' the science, you need to have your brain checked.
Actually I'm a Philly fan, though I really don't give a toss who wins. Anyway, I think I read that the vaccine shots are part of the group of shots given to infants. I don't know if that's true.
it won't be a win until there are no more mandates and no possibility of any going forward. as for school boards, most of them seem to think of "the parents" as an unfortunate impediment to their establishment of a local dictatorship. gotta vote those people out
"And because government has stronger control over schools than the ‘regular’ marketplace, that’s where they seek to implement their control." It's no coincidence that the places in the U.S. where mask mandates continue are those where people have the least autonomy.
Thanks a million for writing this ✍️
Defer their responsibility. That is what "authorities" are programmed to do.
Hey, it works.
Local BOH, covidian workplaces, School Committees are the best at this.
this is a YUGE problem, that is why the CDC MUST go away.
What is the solution to stop this deference of mandates etc....???
Great article. I shared it with many. Thank you
They keep pushing shots, boosters and paxlovid... and people believe them. Because they are the "experts"- I quit listening to "experts" a LONG time ago...listen to your gut. It's correct!
Let's UNIFY Over Our Biggest Problem: CORRUPTION.
https://joshketry.substack.com/p/lets-unify-over-our-biggest-problem
2A Solution - "Pull your kids out of the system. Homeschool."
And there you have it, BINGO we have a winner. Whether they want to mandate masking or vaccines or indoctrinate them with (fill in the blank). There are no excuses, the kid is yours, now man up, take ownership - responsibility - ACCOUNTABILITY or let the system F them up good. https://youtu.be/95_DB6GgLQs?t=40
I love that first meme, SimCom. May I steal it? I want to print it and covertly plaster it all over our university campus. Especially in the Science buildings. They are so deeply in the pockets of pharma and USA grants - even here at the southernmost tip of Africa - that things need a bit of shaking up. They are wilfully oblivious while those dollars continue pouring in. I want to start making them feel uncomfortable. Any other suggestions of material are welcome. Have even considered printing out whole articles and putting them on notice boards and under doors. Even mailing them anonymously via internal post. Online hectoring is one thing, but when it comes to getting through to the professorial dinosaur class and bought-and-paid-for graduate students, physical manifestations of dissenting thought are probably better.
Good luck
The letter/speech is good. Perhaps add that one should have a couple of the most-well known or recognised studies on hand as printouts, with pertinent parts higlighted for ease of finding them if asked details.
So when saying "the german studie", have it printed out to hold up and offer to the board. Same with any acknowledgements from CDC/pharmaceutical companies re: data that proves your point.
Also,as a general advice to anyone who's going up to take a swing at this, don't refer to conspiracies or even to alleged collusion (the number of Pfizer-employees in the FDA f.e.). It doesn't matter if you're right and have actual proof /say WEF or White House or WHO statements), you still look like a crank and can be easily ignored - instead, ask questions:
"How is it that the school board claims shots are mandatory when the CDC outright states that they are completely voluntary and optional, as are allvaccines? Does the school board have medical and scientific experience and knowledge that the CDC has not?"
Another good trick is to have several speakers, and decide before hand who's going to be the angry one (pathos), the crying one (ethos) and the voice of reason (logos) - one person cannot play up all three without looking unhinged, not in a short address.
So you could start with a woman fitting the typical demographic of the area, demurely dressed, who tries to get the message out despite fighting down tears of fear and sorrow. You then switch to an angry man, angry at the implied threats, the un-american coercion and the discriminatory aspects of it, and then you finish off with an older woman (preferably a grandmother, bonus points for elderly black or jewish - just don't mention that out loud, let it speak for itself; the generations of cultural conditioning equating the stereotype with "goodness" will do its job better without being shone a spotlight on) who speaks reason and offers a way forward.
The only hard rule in rethorics is after all whether a tactic helps you win or not.
We need to get back to basic. In 1982, there were 7 childhood vaccines (Pubmed) - BCG, Measles, Mumps, Poliovirus, Rabies, Rubella, and Typhoid-Paratyphoid Vaccines. Today, the childhood vaccine schedule requires about 6-dozen doses through age 18 for sixteen diseases.
The childhood schedule has become free for all. Kids today are not more protected from diseases than 40 years ago. In reality, there has been more autism than ever. Of course the establishment is not interested why it has become so common. If you 'trust' the science, you need to have your brain checked.
CDC would have known had any of us who knew better and said so had added CDC Director's email to our free subscriber lists.
Good guys lost, bad guys won
Time for a new type of game
Actually I'm a Philly fan, though I really don't give a toss who wins. Anyway, I think I read that the vaccine shots are part of the group of shots given to infants. I don't know if that's true.
it won't be a win until there are no more mandates and no possibility of any going forward. as for school boards, most of them seem to think of "the parents" as an unfortunate impediment to their establishment of a local dictatorship. gotta vote those people out
Great letter.
The only error in it was the statement "extremely rare".
I feel that is no longer accurate.
Maybe use "Not as rare as first thought, infrequent, or too frequent to be considered rare".
"And because government has stronger control over schools than the ‘regular’ marketplace, that’s where they seek to implement their control." It's no coincidence that the places in the U.S. where mask mandates continue are those where people have the least autonomy.