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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2020 9:55:55 GMT
Ghislaine Maxwell self isolating now... Is this part of the great reset?
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Post by pirate on Nov 24, 2020 10:33:09 GMT
Ghislaine Maxwell self isolating now... Is this part of the great reset? You know the 'Great Reset' is a real thing, don't you? It was a book written by Klaus Schwab, founder and executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum.    |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2020 10:33:18 GMT
Ghislaine Maxwell self isolating now... Is this part of the great reset? More like the "Great Escape"đ |
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Post by gregsy on Nov 24, 2020 10:35:17 GMT
One unnoticed health condition I've noticed during covid is that the amount of twitter feeds being posted on gaschat is making the pages about half a mile long, thus causing a blister on my index finger....
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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2020 10:54:14 GMT
Ghislaine Maxwell self isolating now... Is this part of the great reset? You know the 'Great Reset' is a real thing, don't you? It was a book written by Klaus Schwab, founder and executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum. Thanks for that response, the picture of a sticker next to a button really helped explain the concept, lmao. Serious question, do you just believe anything that anyone with a fancy job title says? |
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Post by pirate on Nov 24, 2020 10:58:55 GMT
You know the 'Great Reset' is a real thing, don't you? It was a book written by Klaus Schwab, founder and executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum. Thanks for that response, the picture of a sticker next to a button really helped explain the concept, lmao. Serious question, do you just believe anything that anyone with a fancy job title says? No. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2020 11:02:44 GMT
Thanks for that response, the picture of a sticker next to a button really helped explain the concept, lmao. Serious question, do you just believe anything that anyone with a fancy job title says? No. Ah, I'm confused... Sorry, I thought the great reset is what the plandemic tinfoil hats wanted... So it's a conspiracy that says the elites are going to take power whilst they have an advantage? I mean that's been happening for 50 or 60 years or so with capitalism anyway... |
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Post by pirate on Nov 24, 2020 11:11:40 GMT
Ah, I'm confused... Sorry, I thought the great reset is what the plandemic tinfoil hats wanted... So it's a conspiracy that says the elites are going to take power whilst they have an advantage? I mean that's been happening for 50 or 60 years or so with capitalism anyway... I don't know what the "tinfoil hats" want, I can't speak for them and wouldn't want to. Was just pointing out in response to your sarcastic post that the 'great reset' was a real thing, a book written by the founder and executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum. Attachment Deleted |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2020 11:45:43 GMT
Ah, I'm confused... Sorry, I thought the great reset is what the plandemic tinfoil hats wanted... So it's a conspiracy that says the elites are going to take power whilst they have an advantage? I mean that's been happening for 50 or 60 years or so with capitalism anyway... I don't know what the "tinfoil hats" want, I can't speak for them and wouldn't want to. Was just pointing out in response to your sarcastic post that the 'great reset' was a real thing, a book written by the founder and executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum. View AttachmentQanon, the reset, plandemic... All sounds the same garbage doesn't it. |
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Post by Officer Barbrady on Nov 24, 2020 12:22:00 GMT
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Post by pirate on Nov 24, 2020 13:07:56 GMT
"Some of them Covid related", but how many were caused by the non Covid effects of the disproportionate lockdown? We know cancer, heart problems, diabetes etc are all higher due to critical care and the backlog created as a direct result of lockdown. |
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Post by Gassy on Nov 24, 2020 13:18:12 GMT
"Some of them Covid related", but how many were caused by the non Covid effects of the disproportionate lockdown? We know cancer, heart problems, diabetes etc are all higher due to critical care and the backlog created as a direct result of lockdown. Isn't that your question to answer? The article clearly states that the other excess deaths are believed to be from Covid, but due to the lack of testing at the time, they cannot confirm. Where have you pulled the quote from, "Some of them covid related"? That is not in the article at all. Finally, imagine if we had no lockdown how many deaths there would have been. In fact, no need to imagine - it's predicted that the UK alone would have had 470,000 deaths if not for lockdown. 470,000 people dead. And who are you to say that it's disproportionate? Is your opinion worth more than 470,000 peoples lives? |
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Post by pirate on Nov 24, 2020 13:32:45 GMT
"Some of them Covid related", but how many were caused by the non Covid effects of the disproportionate lockdown? We know cancer, heart problems, diabetes etc are all higher due to critical care and the backlog created as a direct result of lockdown. Isn't that your question to answer? The article clearly states that the other excess deaths are believed to be from Covid, but due to the lack of testing at the time, they cannot confirm. Where have you pulled the quote from, "Some of them covid related"? That is not in the article at all. Finally, imagine if we had no lockdown how many deaths there would have been. In fact, no need to imagine - it's predicted that the UK alone would have had 470,000 deaths if not for lockdown. 470,000 people dead. And who are you to say that it's disproportionate? Is your opinion worth more than 470,000 peoples lives? "Some 2,838 of the deaths involved Covid" Who predicted those 470,000 death numbers, Professor Neil Ferguson? The same chap that predicted 200 million deaths from bird flu (H5N1). By 2020, WHO reports that total deaths from bird flu were just 445. The same 'expert' that in 2002 calculated that mad cow disease would kill about 50,000 British people and another 150,000 when transmitted to sheep. There were actually 177. |
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Post by pirate on Nov 24, 2020 13:39:37 GMT
Sounds like Lord Sumption could've been talking directly to some on here.  |
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Post by Gassy on Nov 24, 2020 13:55:19 GMT
Isn't that your question to answer? The article clearly states that the other excess deaths are believed to be from Covid, but due to the lack of testing at the time, they cannot confirm. Where have you pulled the quote from, "Some of them covid related"? That is not in the article at all. Finally, imagine if we had no lockdown how many deaths there would have been. In fact, no need to imagine - it's predicted that the UK alone would have had 470,000 deaths if not for lockdown. 470,000 people dead. And who are you to say that it's disproportionate? Is your opinion worth more than 470,000 peoples lives? "Some 2,838 of the deaths involved Covid" Who predicted those 470,000 death numbers, Professor Neil Ferguson? The same chap that predicted 200 million deaths from bird flu (H5N1). By 2020, WHO reports that total deaths from bird flu were just 445. The same 'expert' that in 2002 calculated that mad cow disease would kill about 50,000 British people and another 150,000 when transmitted to sheep. There were actually 177. So, "some of them covid related" and "Some 2,838 of the deaths involved Covid - 600 more than the preceding week, according to the analysis of death certificates." are very different things. You're aware? You've built a lovely picture about this Neil Ferguson guy and tried desperately to discredit him, without actually understanding the the prediction is from a group at Imperial College London Covid Response Team with 18 others. Sure scientists get some these wrong, just like you got Garner wrong as a good manager. Should we discredit everything you say for the rest of your life? I'm fairly certain you could find incorrect science on every single person, after all - it's all there on Youtube and twitter, isn't it? I remember when the first lockdown came in and you tried to discredit the WHO's prediction of a global pandemic based on their comments in the past about Mugabe. How'd that end up? Looks like you got that spot on. If you want to discredit the data, do so with facts and math. A twitter post by an influencer doesn't prove anything. Well it does actually, but not what you're wanting to prove. |
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Post by Gassy on Nov 24, 2020 13:57:08 GMT
Btw, what are you opinions on:
- Vaccines
-9/11
- Chemtrails
- Flat Earth
- 5G
- Area 51
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Post by yattongas on Nov 24, 2020 14:09:29 GMT
Btw, what are you opinions on: - Vaccines -9/11 - Chemtrails - Flat Earth - 5G - Area 51 Bloody hell... donât start him off for gods sake đ |
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Post by pirate on Nov 24, 2020 14:22:08 GMT
"Some 2,838 of the deaths involved Covid" Who predicted those 470,000 death numbers, Professor Neil Ferguson? The same chap that predicted 200 million deaths from bird flu (H5N1). By 2020, WHO reports that total deaths from bird flu were just 445. The same 'expert' that in 2002 calculated that mad cow disease would kill about 50,000 British people and another 150,000 when transmitted to sheep. There were actually 177. So, "some of them covid related" and "Some 2,838 of the deaths involved Covid - 600 more than the preceding week, according to the analysis of death certificates." are very different things. You're aware? You've built a lovely picture about this Neil Ferguson guy and tried desperately to discredit him, without actually understanding the the prediction is from a group at Imperial College London Covid Response Team with 18 others. Sure scientists get some these wrong, just like you got Garner wrong as a good manager. Should we discredit everything you say for the rest of your life? I'm fairly certain you could find incorrect science on every single person, after all - it's all there on Youtube and twitter, isn't it? I remember when the first lockdown came in and you tried to discredit the WHO's prediction of a global pandemic based on their comments in the past about Mugabe. How'd that end up? Looks like you got that spot on. Neil Ferguson, the man from Imperial College that has been funded millions by Bill Gates, who largely funds the WHO. Obviously no potential conflict of interest here. We will skip past the fact the WHO is an organisation led by Tedros Adhanom, formerly of the terrorist Tigray People's Liberation Front. Professor Michael Thrusfield of Edinburgh University described Ferguson's modelling of the British Governmentâs response to Foot and Mouth Disease in 2001 as ânot fit for purposeâ (2006) and âseriously flawedâ (2012). Similar could be said for his nonsense this time. Professor Neil Ferguson, his conflicts of interest and terrible record: off-guardian.org/2020/05/09/who-controls-the-british-government-response-to-covid-19/ |
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Post by yattongas on Nov 24, 2020 14:25:13 GMT
Told you weâd start going down even more bonkers conspiracy wormholes lads .
Strap up......
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Post by pirate on Nov 24, 2020 14:31:13 GMT
Told you weâd start going down even more bonkers conspiracy wormholes lads . Strap up...... What bonkers conspiracy wormholes? The only wormhole i can see is the one your head is stuck in. None so blind as those who will not see. |
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